I'm not sure how it will be spent, but it theoretically could pay for about 72 AIM-120 AMRAAM for the NASAMS air defense system.
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A video has emerged, allegedly taken in the first hours after the nighttime attack on the Feodosia oil depot. ASTRA has verified that the location of the fuel tanks in the video matches their location in satellite images of the depot. According to ASTRA, this is at least the fourth attack on the Feodosia fuel terminal (and the first to cause a major fire).
In Feodosia, the Marine Oil Terminal, the largest terminal in the region in terms of oil product transshipment volumes, continues to burn after being attacked overnight . A state of emergency has been declared in the city — now officially , the city's "head" Tkachenko reported. Crimean Deputy Prime Minister Igor Mikhailichenko has left for Feodosia because of the fire. The republic's Ministry of Transport reported that "for technical reasons" suburban train service on the Feodosia-Vladislavovkaz section has been suspended.
According to officials, there are no victims or injured as a result of the fire at the oil depot. The Crimean "authorities" have not yet reported the causes of the fire, although the Ukrainian Armed Forces have already reported on the successful attack on Feodosia.
UPD: Due to a fire, about 300 people are being evacuated from Feodosia, local “authorities” reported.
https://t.me/radiosvoboda/69515
Since autumn 2022, the Pantsir-S1 air defense system has been stationed at the oil depot in the port of Feodosia – it did not help repel the attack of Ukrainian drones last night
The Pantsir installed on the podium can be seen both in the video published by the Ukrainian Telegram channel ATESH and in satellite images. The same Pantsirs on podiums (to increase the range of target detection) were previously installed on the territory of the oil depot in Tuapse and near other Russian critical infrastructure facilities. In the Moscow region, they were also placed near Vladimir Putin's residence in Novo-Ogaryovo.
https://t.me/Crimeanwind/68260
https://t.me/GeneralStaffZSU/17754
Defense forces of Ukraine hit another important object of the Russian invaders
Tonight, a successful attack was made on the enemy's marine oil terminal located in the temporarily occupied Feodosia of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea. A fire was recorded in the vicinity of the facility. The consequences of the damage are being clarified.
The Feodosia terminal is the largest in Crimea in terms of transshipment of petroleum products, which were used, in particular, to meet the needs of the occupation army of the Russian Federation.
The task was carried out by units of the missile forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in cooperation with other components of the Defense Forces of Ukraine.
Measures to undermine the military and economic potential of the Russian Federation continue.
Next will be...
Glory to Ukraine!
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Air defense warnings issued throughout occupied Crimea at the beginning of Putin's birthday.
(imgur.com)
https://t.me/Crimeanwind/68246
https://t.me/Crimeanwind/68248
So, a brief summary of the night bangs in Crimea
The Belbek and Saki airfields were attacked.
At 11:30 p.m. on October 6, the first explosions were heard, which were clearly audible in the Saksky district, and their echoes were heard in the Simferopol and Krasnogvardeisky districts. In total, subscribers counted up to 12-15 explosions. Bursts of large-caliber weapons were also heard. An hour later, a second series of explosions was heard. According to our source, there was at least one hit in the area of the airfield in Novofedorovka.
An alarm signal sounded in military units in Sevastopol. Around midnight, aircraft were scrambled from the Belbek airfield, subscribers reported. But we assume that they scrambled earlier to avoid being hit. At about one o'clock in the morning a strong fire broke out in the area of the Belbek airfield. Its source is unknown.
RosEmercom declared an air threat throughout the entire territory of occupied Crimea. Z-publics wrote about an attack by Ukrainian UAVs and that, allegedly, the valiant , clumsy RosPVO shot everything down.
Let's wait until the morning, when the smoke clears and the sun rises.
https://t.me/WarArchive_ua/20898
🐴 This is what an FPV drone interceptor for Russian reconnaissance UAVs looks like. It is able to rise to a height of up to 5 km stably, and in some cases - up to 8 km. The video shows how he reached a height of 4083 meters. The drone is equipped with a 6S6P battery with a capacity of 21000mAh, which provides it with a significant flight duration. Test flight. This is what an FPV interceptor drone looks like for Russian reconnaissance UAVs. It is capable of climbing to an altitude of up to 5 km steadily, and in some cases up to 8 km. The video shows it reaching an altitude of 4083 meters. The drone is equipped with a 6S6P battery with a capacity of 21000mAh, which provides it with a long flight time. Test flight.
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Fire Erupts at Russia’s Oldest Military School in Moscow After Reported Drone Strike
(www.kyivpost.com)
I think that's just shadows, but I could be wrong. It's some type of superior mirage. Title edited for accuracy.
Russia claims it's less than 10 meters, but it's 10-20 meters by most independent estimates.
The full NSFL video was published later. I think they might be dead.
The missile hit the dialysis unit.
You can cross-reference their other social media links.
youtube.com/@sternenko
twitter.com/sternenko
t.me/ssternenko
facebook.com/ssternenko
instagram.com/smerchua
Or donate to larger organizations like UNITED24, Save a Life, or the Serhiy Prytula Charity Foundation. They also buy drones.
Firstly, that article was written just weeks after Russia's full-scale invasion began, over two years ago. Second, would that justify the bombing?
The photos and videos from the scene disprove any notion that this was a military target. Russia intentionally targets civilians on a daily basis.
Here's a summary from Wikipedia about those events.
Sternenko was the target of three assassination attempts.[7] In 2018, he became visible in the media after the third attempt. It is believed that the "manhunt" was organized by supporters of pro-Russian groups and their sympathizers. During the incident, one of the two attackers died and the second fled abroad.[8]
In 2015, Sternenko's house in Odesa was searched. The activist voluntarily handed to law enforcement officials his air gun, a collectible knife, and a noise pistol. Serhii Shcherbych had accused Sternenko of his alleged abduction, alleging that Sternenko wanted to steal ₴300 (about US$11).[27] Sternenko denied ever having met Shcherbych; according to court proceedings other members of Right Sector did.[28] Shcherbych was a deputy of the Lyman Raion Council for the pro-Russian Rodina party who was accused of organising so-called titushky (criminal gangs hired to beat up anti-government protesters).[28]
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serhii_Sternenko
Right Sector has been described as a right-wing[9][25] or far right[10] nationalist[7][26][27] political party and movement.[28][29][30] Right Sector was the second-most mentioned political group in Russian media during the first half of 2014, and Russian state TV depicted it as neo-Nazi.[10][31] In March 2014, Associated Press declared that it has found no evidence that the group had committed hate crimes.[27]
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right_Sector
In early 2014, there were clashes between rival groups of protestors in the Ukrainian city of Odesa, during the pro-Russian unrest that followed the Ukrainian Revolution.[21][22] The street clashes were between pro-revolution ('pro-Maidan') protesters and anti-revolution ('anti-Maidan'), pro-Russian protesters. Violence erupted on 2 May, when a 'United Ukraine' rally of about 2,000 was attacked by about 300 pro-Russian separatists.[23] Stones, petrol bombs and gunfire were exchanged. A pro-Russian gunman shot dead a pro-Ukraine protester.[24] Another pro-Ukraine activist and four pro-Russia activists were shot dead in the clashes.[25][26][27][28] The pro-Ukraine group then moved to dismantle a pro-Russian protest camp in Kulykove Pole, causing some pro-Russian activists to barricade themselves in the nearby Trade Unions House. Shots were fired from the building at the pro-Ukraine group,[24] and the pro-Ukrainians attempted to storm the building, which caught fire as the two groups threw petrol bombs at each other.[29][30][31]
It looks like they are two photos, taken at separate angles.