Ukraine - Russia Conflict
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The unexploded submunition of the Franco-Swedish BONUS projectile. Such a charge dives from a certain altitude, aims at equipment and fires an impact core in its direction. There are two munitions of this type in the 155 mm shell, and they have been used successfully by the Ukrainian armed forces for several months now.
Footage of a Ukrainian Kirpi armored vehicle hitting a mine has been published. This episode of the battle took place in the area of the village of Novomayorskoye. After the armored vehicle was damaged, the soldiers who got out of it came under Russian artillery fire.
The Russian Tunguska-M1 air defense system shoots down a Ukrainian Fury UAV. Reportedly, a 2K22M1 air defense missile system shot down a Ukrainian Fury UAV. The Fury UAV has a range of up to 50 km and reaches speeds of up to 130 km/h.
The Mi-28 helicopter destroys the UJ-22 Airborne UAV of Ukraine. Footage of a Russian Mi-28 helicopter pursuing a Ukrainian UJ-22 Airborne UAV. The UJ-22 Airborne drone is produced by the Ukrainian company Ukrjet and reaches speeds of up to 160 km/h, we have information about it on our channel. As a result of a short air battle, the Ukrainian UJ-22 Airborne UAV was destroyed by a 30 mm 2A42 automatic cannon mounted on a Mi-28 helicopter.
A Ukrainian soldier shows Russian mines on the Surovikin defense line. One of the problems of the counter-offensive of the Ukrainian army is the so-called defensive “Surovikin line” created by the Russian army. The line consists of engineering structures that go several tens of kilometers deep into the defense and are based on a developed transport and logistics network. These logistics routes allow the Russian army to quickly transfer reserves from one area to another. One of the important components of this line of defense are mines. One of the Ukrainian soldiers showed, one might say counted, what a colossal number of mines they encountered.
The Ukrainian army published footage of a Ukrainian FPV drone chasing a Russian Ka-52 helicopter. At the moment, an FPV drone does not pose a threat to a helicopter, since the speed of FPV drones reaches 250 km/h, and the Ka-52 helicopter reaches a speed of 350 km/h. But if the drone and the helicopter are on opposite flight paths, or when approaching the helicopter at an angle, the drone can hit the helicopter. With the further development of FPV drones, they will become a real threat to helicopters.
This is a typical example of the lies Putin's turd-munching trolls tell on Twitter. Here is the original source.
Russia Fossil Tracker – Payments to Russia for fossil fuels since 24 February 2022
www.russiafossiltracker.com
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You should learn how to use kindergarten level infographics better than that. Both graphs are right.
The first one is from start of war, the second one is from Jan 1st this year.
still running their own goebbelsian propaganda , some one needs to tell them modern world is more connected and these type of deceitful tactics wont work any more.
ditto with aluminium,