Ukraine - Russia Conflict

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Russia stopping people leaving.


The infantry shortage is now affecting the Russians as well. Mobilization won't radically change the situation for them. There will be more infantry among the Russians — there will be more than two hundredths. For us, there will be some complications, but on the other hand, the two hundredths among the mobilized will lead to social tensions in the RF. If we hold out, then Russian mobilization for us is positive news. It will accelerate the collapse of the RF, — Commander of the Third Army Corps Andriy Biletsky
 
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Footage shows a Russian Iskander-M ballistic missile striking the workshops of a Ukrainian machine-building plant in Kherson. The video was filmed from two angles on September 20. It is worth noting that the target could have been struck by drones, yet a missile was used for an unknown reason.

 
New footage from September shows Russian FPV drones in action in Ukraine and the Donbas. The combat operations employ "VT-40" and "Knyaz Vandal Novgorodsky" FPV drones, among other models—including fiber-optic controlled variants (technical details on some models are available on the channel). The exact location of the footage is not disclosed. The video shows Russian drones striking various Ukrainian military vehicles and structures. Targets shown include Ukrainian RAK-SA-12 MLRS, Buk air defense systems, AT105 Saxon and Boxer APCs, M109 Paladin and Krab self-propelled howitzers, Kozak and Humvee armored vehicles, VCC-1, M1126 Stryker, and YPR-765 APCs, as well as other military hardware.