The most powerful blow: the Russian Army destroyed a battery of 152-mm howitzers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine with high-precision weapons
Ukrainian War Developments
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Question time, for those who dare to make predictions: will Russia fully capture Mariupol by Monday or Tuesday of next week? "Fully capture" means they control the city center and all other major districts, the ceremonial flag goes up, etc. It doesn't mean they need to have the city 100% cleared of all enemy fighters (that might take an extra few days).
I would also like to know about this fee. Compared to the available images, I don't see a high rate of equipment losses due to lack of fuel or logistical failures compared to the size of the force that was employed.
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There's a like button feature in this forum for when you cannot respond to any points and must concede defeat. It also reduces clutter like your 1 word post.
I heard this stories last week. It was two top FSB officials arrested.
I felt like technical failure could also be counted, not just logistical failures
Sure that they are Ukrainian ?
They can bring the Amiriyah shelter bombing too. US bombed a civilian shelter in Bagdad in february 1991 with two GBU-27 Paveway III laser-guided "smart bombs" killing over 400 civilians . It was a registered and known civilian bunker...
Its hard to tell, but if you manage to pause the video on the first Su-25, you can see the UAF pixelated grey camo
Yes. There were some glitches. For example, in the first week of the war, there was a Russian convoy that advanced to Poltava that was neutralized, a small unit that was reconnaissance apparently, if you take the map and see where Poltava is, you will see how far these Russian military have advanced , considering that the forces were still paralyzed in Kharkov, how to explain this? If we are going to consider hypothetically that this Russian advance was inconsequential, at least if this convoy was not neutralized, it would have already reached the Dnieper River.
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