Ukraine - Russia Conflict
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Footage of Ukrainian AN-196 "Lyuty" kamikaze UAVs being destroyed by Russian air defense systems of an unknown type. Some speculate that the BM-30-D "Spitsa" combat module was used, previously shown on a KamAZ-43269 "Vystrel" armored vehicle. The design of the stationary version of the BM-30-D "Spitsa" module is shown on the screen. The AN-196 "Lyuty" UAV has been produced in Ukraine since 2022 and costs $200,000.
Russia’s KamAZ to Reintroduce 4-Day Workweek as Truck Market Slumps - The Moscow Times
Russia’s largest truck maker KamAZ will reintroduce a four-day workweek for most of its divisions starting June 1, as a sharp downturn in the domestic heavy truck market forces the company to scale back production plans, Russian media reported.
Footage of the strike by the Russian FPV drone "Prince Vandal of Novgorod" on a Ukrainian protected electrical transformer at the 330 kV Sumy-Severnaya substation. Note that the operator guided the drone and attacked the transformer, which was located in a concrete shelter. Reinforced concrete shelters are being built in Ukraine to protect electrical substations from Geran-2 drone strikes.
The Russian army launched a large-scale combined missile attack on Kyiv and Bila Tserkva on the night of May 24. Oreshnik ballistic missiles were used in the attack; the video shows impacts with warheads, but not the warheads. Zircon hypersonic missiles, Iskander ballistic missiles, and Kh-101 cruise missiles were also used, and strikes by Geran-2 drones were also recorded. Ukraine deployed Patriot air defense systems to repel the attack; missile remnants were found on the roads. Military targets were reportedly targeted, but damage to residential buildings in Kyiv was also documented, as shown at the end of the video. This may have been the result of air defense missiles falling or drones being shot down.