Ukraine - Russia Conflict

The Russian army has begun using the Inokhodets UAV, a strike version of the Orion UAV, to protect the Crimean coast. In the video, the Inokhodets UAV attacks an X-UAV, a Ukrainian sea drone, with a missile. The video was filmed on February 1, the model of the Ukrainian sea drone is unknown. Presumably, the MAGURA V5 sea drone from Spetstekhnoexport was used. Technical information about the Orion UAV and the Ukrainian sea drone is in the links to the video in the comments to the video.

 
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RFK Jr. confirming that the Ukraine coup was orchestrated and funded by the CIA.

The conversation between Nuland and Pyatt for new cabinet members after the coup.

No longer Russian propaganda now. Hopefully the sh!t pulled against BD last year is also revealed.

And turns out COVID's development was funded by the CIA too.


USAID executives who stopped DOGE from investigating their agency put on leave.
 
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No, there's nothing new here. He looks back on his two terms in office and notes that the budget programming laws issued under his presidency will have doubled the budget for the French armed forces. So this is independent of the Trump effect.

Okay, old plan, 2024-30. So in 2017 it was €32B and will be €60B by 2030.

By 2030, France’s annual defense budget is expected to top €60 billion; nearly double the amount allocated in 2017 of €32 billion, he added.

And it was €45B in 2022.

So false alarm.
 
Footage of two Russian FPV drones, controlled via fiber optic cable, striking a Ukrainian Challenger 2 tank. The video was filmed in the Kursk region of Russia, the exact date of filming is unknown. The Challenger 2 tank entered service with the UK in 1995. Ukraine has received 14 Challenger 2 tanks, but these tanks are rarely used. The result of the drone attack is unknown. Russian units using the Vandal FPV drone rarely use a second drone for surveillance, so the results of drone attacks are often unknown.

 
Footage of a Russian kamikaze drone "Lancet-51" hitting a Ukrainian M1A1 SA Abrams tank has been published. Production of M1 Abrams tanks began in the United States in 1980. The video was filmed near the village of Viktorovka, Kursk region of Russia. The tank was used by the 47th separate mechanized brigade "Magura" of the Ukrainian army. The M1A1 SA Abrams tank is additionally equipped with protection against drones in the form of a miniature "Barbecue" made of bars. As a result of the attack by the Russian drone "Lancet-51", the M1A1 SA Abrams tank was hit in the rear of the turret, in the area of the ammunition stowage of shells. Presumably, due to the lack of shells, or the defocusing of the cumulative jet, the shells did not explode. Judging by the video, the M1A1 Abrams tank is out of order.

 
An episode of a battle between two Ukrainian stormtroopers and one Russian soldier. The location of the shooting is not reported, the video is filmed and commented on by a Russian drone, but another unknown drone is also visible in the frame. As reported, the Russian stormtrooper captured a Ukrainian dugout. After that, Ukrainian servicemen tried to push it out of there. As a result of the battle, the Ukrainian stormtroopers retreated. The Russian soldier also later left the dugout due to shelling by Ukrainian artillery. As reported, the positions were later captured by Russian units, but this is not shown in the video.

 
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The Ukrainian army has launched a new February counteroffensive in the Kursk region. This is the second counter offensive of the Ukrainian army, the first in January was previously shown. Fighting is taking place in the area of the settlements of Ulanok, Makhnovka, Konopelka. The goal of the offensive is to enter the rear of Russian troops and preserve the supply lines of the troops. There are no results yet, but there is video of drone attacks. Russian troops are using classic FPV drones and drones "Prince Vandal Novgorodsky", controlled by fiber optic cable. As reported, the drones attacked T-64 tanks, the Wisent 1 MC engineering vehicle, Cougar H armored vehicles, the M113 armored personnel carrier, and the Kozak armored vehicle and other equipment. At the moment, this is not complete data.

 
High-quality footage of a strike by a Russian FPV drone "Prince Vandal Novgorodsky", controlled via fiber optic cable, on a Ukrainian self-propelled gun Panzerhaubitze 2000. The Pzh 2000 self-propelled gun is equipped with a 155-mm cannon and has been produced in Germany since 1998, information about it is on the channel. The video was filmed near the village of Fedorovka, for an unknown reason, the Pzh 2000 self-propelled artillery gun ended up at the front line, at a distance of 8 km. Perhaps this is due to the lack of long-range active-reactive projectiles V-LAP or M982 Excalibur projectiles. Naturally, the Pzh 2000 self-propelled gun was immediately noticed by Russian drone operators. Judging by the video, the FPV drone "Vandal" struck the aft part of the howitzer, the place where the shells are stored. As a result of an attack by a Russian FPV drone, ammunition exploded in a Ukrainian Pzh 2000 howitzer.

 
Footage of an incredible breakthrough of a Russian, presumably BMP-2, under attack by Ukrainian drones. It is worth noting that Russian BMPs are often criticized for their weak protection, but even with minor modifications, the BMP can withstand multiple drone attacks, which is confirmed by this video. This is the second video on the channel showing that BMPs equipped with protection can withstand not only RPGs, but also drone attacks. In this case, the BMP-2 is equipped with screens on the sides and a "Mangal", protecting the combat vehicle from ammunition drops from above. The Russian BMP-2 is attacked by Ukrainian FPV drones, two Baba Yaga-type drones also drop ammunition on the BMP. The BMP crew skillfully uses one of the advantages of the combat vehicle, high speed, simultaneously firing suppressive fire. The location of the shooting is not reported, presumably the BMP broke through to the Ukrainian stronghold located in the forest belt. After which, it landed troops and retreated to its original positions.

 
Footage of the fall of a Russian Su-25 attack aircraft near the village of Zaitsevo in Donbass. According to Ukrainian media, the plane was shot down by a Ukrainian MANPADS. But when watching the video, you can notice inconsistencies: when the missile was launched from the MANPADS, the sky was covered with clouds, while at the time of the fall of the Su-25, the sky was clear. Also in the video, the flying plane catches fire before the MANPADS missile is launched. Perhaps the video used associative footage, but the launch of the MANPADS missile is shown from another episode of the battle. A search and rescue team was sent to the site of the Su-25 crash on an Mi-8 helicopter, which was covered by an Mi-35 helicopter. At the time of the evacuation of the pilot, the Russian Mi-8 helicopter was attacked by three Ukrainian FPV drones, judging by the video, the Ukrainian drones were unable to hit the helicopter and the pilot was evacuated.

 
An episode of Russian special forces snipers at work in the Kremensky forest. There is no actual battle, the group is waiting for the return of three scouts who went ahead to reconnoiter Ukrainian positions. Judging by the video, the scouts started the battle, after which they retreated to the positions of the main group, shown at the end of the video. A Ukrainian mortar fired at the scouts. As a result of the battle, one scout was wounded, at the end the group presumably went on the attack, the video is shortened.