Ukraine - Russia Conflict
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Rare footage of the oncoming battle in the village of Sokol, the Russian BTR-82A armored personnel carrier of the Ukrainian M2A2 Bradley infantry fighting vehicle of the 47th brigade of the Ukrainian Army, has been published. The first part of the battle was filmed from a Ukrainian drone, the end from a Russian one. The task of the BTR-82 was to enter the village and land troops. It is worth noting that the M2A2 Bradley infantry fighting vehicle weighs 27 tons and is equipped with additional armor, and the BTR-82A weighs 14 tons. The M2A2 Bradley infantry fighting vehicle was the first to fire and damaged the engine of the BTR-82A. Despite the advantage of the M2 Bradley infantry fighting vehicle in armoring and firing first, the crew of the BTR-82A entered the battle, and the driver also managed to move the combat vehicle away from the line of fire. The result of the battle, the BTR-82A completed the task by landing 5 people near the house. As reported, the BTR-82A was sent for repairs. The damaged M2A2 Bradley infantry fighting vehicle left the village and hit a mine; artillery began firing at the M2A2 Bradley infantry fighting vehicle and the crew abandoned it. According to the latest data, two Russian soldiers who fell from an armored personnel carrier were killed.
Footage from the Russian drone ZALA Z-16, Ukrainian Air Force Yak-52 aircraft. The video was filmed on the border of Odessa and Nikolaev regions; Yak-52 aircraft are used in Ukraine to search for Russian Orlan-10 drones. When drones are detected, they are fired upon with small arms from the aircraft cockpit.
US says Russia’s advance on Kharkiv is ‘all but over’
The White House said Friday that Russia’s offensive in Ukraine’s northeastern Kharkiv region has stalled and is unlikely to advance any further. John Kirby, the White House national security spokesperson, said the arrival of U.S. weapons has helped change the trajectory of the battle around...
LOL, according to russian military personnel, Ukraine now has access to invisible drone technology.
Reality is, the drones aren't invisible, it's just that russian air defense sucks.
Reality is, the drones aren't invisible, it's just that russian air defense sucks.
Biden, France's Macron reach agreement on using Russian assets for Ukraine
U.S. President Joe Biden said on Sunday he had reached an agreement with French President Emmanuel Macron on the use of profits from frozen Russian assets to help Ukraine. Asked if the two men had discussed the issue and whether they had come up with an agreement, Biden replied "Yes and yes."...
Yeah I knew it was a German launcher that took out the AWACS the question that should be asked is what guided the missile? The German radar was nowhere near the front. Mein spidey senses tells me an airborne acquisition radar was used and one nation has been flying aircraft with that capability near Crimea.
The destruction of a group of Russian soldiers by the eyes of SSO snipers
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Su-57 Felon Struck Deep Inside Russia, Ukraine's Spy Agency Claims
Both Ukrainian and Russian sources say that for the first time an Su-57 Felon, Moscow's most advanced combat aircraft, was struck.
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Ukraine says it struck SU-57 stealth fighter deep inside Russia
The airstrip’s distance from Ukraine, as well as unofficial comments from Russia, point to the likely use of Ukrainian-made drones in the attack.
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Ukraine's air force may keep some F-16 warplanes abroad to protect them from Russian strikes
Ukraine may keep some of the F-16 fighter jets it's set to receive from its Western allies at foreign bases to protect them from Russian strikes, a senior Ukrainian military officer said Monday. Belgium, Denmark, the Netherlands and Norway have committed to providing Ukraine with over 60...
Ukraine's air force may keep some F-16 warplanes abroad to protect them from Russian strikes
At night, the Defense Forces of Ukraine hit the S-400 anti-aircraft missile systems in the Dzhankoya region, as well as 2 S-300 divisions near Chornomorskyi and Yevpatoria, on the still-occupied peninsula.
Dzhankoi lit up on FIRMS.
Fedosia also lit up on FIRMS.
Dzhankoi lit up on FIRMS.
Fedosia also lit up on FIRMS.
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Clearing the skies for Ukraine F-16's. I think they only have one s300/400 battery left in Crimea... Russian CAP pretty much doesn't exist so Ukraine Vipers will have no problems JDAM-ing Russian targets in Crimea.
It just shows the ELINT/SIGNINT/ISR capability of US. Russians can't deploy an s300/400 without US knowing about it the EM and physical signature is way too big. Russian IADS are not going to last any opening strikes by US in a conflict.
I think they're preparing to land in Crimea from Odessa to catch the Russians off guard.
I honestly don't think so, the logistics to support such a move long term is impossible, unless it's just intended as a fleeting attack and withdraw manoeuvre.