This one is for sure propaganda. I checked the serial numbers and it is the same missile photographed a few months ago, manufactured in 2004.
The War in the Ukraine
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This one is for sure propaganda. I checked the serial numbers and it is the same missile photographed a few months ago, manufactured in 2004.
Interesting that both Syrian army and Donetsk rebels found a need to create and introduce some pretty large short-range MRLS. This 324mm in the case of Ukraine, and the Syrian Golan-1000 from 2018.
["Syrian rebels" also improvised large mortars.]
Footage of IIR guided missile. Not sure if it's Kh-29D or a smaller one like Hermes which is helicopter launched. Judging from the footage the missile is not very fast.
Apparently, the Russians are mounting a massive offensive. More troops are being sent to Zaporizhzhia; of the 19 BTGs that had already arrived in Kherson as reinforcements, there would now be 30 in total, in addition to the existing troops; in Kharkiv three brigades were transferred to Belgorod; more troops are being moved to Izyum; active offensives against the Siversk-Soledar-Bakhmut line penetrated at some points and also from Donetsk.
I think that if the Russians opt for a simultaneous heavy advance, the AFU can't take it and will end up disintegrating on the broad front. The DPR is already advancing surprisingly well through the trenches around Donetsk, LPR troops, PMC Wagner and other troops are advancing well in the lines towards Slavyansk from the northeast.
The M113 and PT-91, in addition to the T-72A arrive at a good time for the AFU, but without decent air defense and are still far behind the Russian artillery, I don't see how they can do to try to turn this game around and succeed at some point of the future Russian offensive.
Kharkiv, Mykolaiv, Zaporizhzhia, Odessa and Kryvyv Rih have been attacked two or three times a day, with an average of 20 impacts each city.
Good luck, gents. It appears that a single attention-whore politician was able to completely erase (in the media) the actual war on the other side of the continent.
For Russians it would be considered a good thing right? It has the potential to take pressure off them.
I do believe so. It also gives cover to western politicians to quietly reduce support for Ukraine to try and get their economies on track.
Yep, just another russian fake
Rebels captured a district in Adviivka. Heavy damaged by shelling in the footage.
Some more equipment into the grinder. Don't know if it's for replacement or upgrading DPR arsenal. I think that I saw in some post that they were giving some Msta to DPR lately.