Russian military personnel published footage of a Ukrainian FPV drone hitting a Ural truck. Thanks to additional protection in the form of bars, the truck crew was not injured. The servicemen waited out the attack and moved on.
Ukraine - Russia Conflict
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Finland could invade and reclaim Vyborg easily if they so wished.
So much for all those kremlinverstehers talking about how russia was feeling threatened by NATO... Don't worry, though, contrarily to one of their neighbors, Finland is not an imperialist, irredentist country; and they'd view regaining Vyborg in the same way that South Korea would view regaining Pyongyang: a lot more trouble than it could ever be worth...
That fuel depot fire in Azov town is still going! It even spread to another tank. Hopefully it'll also spread to the rest of them so that they don't feel left out.
So much for all those kremlinverstehers talking about how russia was feeling threatened by NATO... Don't worry, though, contrarily to one of their neighbors, Finland is not an imperialist, irredentist country; and they'd view regaining Vyborg in the same way that South Korea would view regaining Pyongyang: a lot more trouble than it could ever be worth...
That fuel depot fire in Azov town is still going! It even spread to another tank. Hopefully it'll also spread to the rest of them so that they don't feel left out.
The Russian army used the super-powerful FAB-3000 M-54 bombs for the first time in Ukraine; technical information about them is in the link to the video in the comments to the video. It is worth noting that some believe that a FAB-1500 bomb was used. The bomb was allegedly dropped from a Tu-22M3 bomber; what carrier was used is not reported. The strike was carried out on the temporary deployment point of Ukrainian units in the village of Liptsy, Kharkov region. The deviation of the FAB-3000 bomb from the target was about 15 meters, which is acceptable for bombs of this class.