They reportedly used ATACMS. Hopefully we'll have some satellite images soon.
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Instead of a bottle, we prepare Russian cans. But there is a nuance.
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π FPV group Slipa Lut UDA
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Satellite images of the Marinovka Air Base in the Volgograd region after a UAV attack.
(i.imgur.com)
https://x.com/mt_anderson/status/1826643666934661462?s=46
https://t.me/DniproOfficial/4373
https://x.com/MT_Anderson/status/1826467369809514975
Here is a 'before' image from 19 August 2024
Loads of airframes on the flightline 14x Su-24
15x Su-34 (I think, @MilAviaUA confirm?)
What I find more interesting are the 8x semi trucks (~18m in length)
What are they carrying? Ammo resupply? Shahed
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Video of an explosion at Port Kavkaz after a cruise missile strike on a train ferry loaded with fuel tank cars.
(i.imgur.com)
During the attack by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, there were 30 fuel tanks on the ferry in the port of Kavkaz, reports the head of the Temryuk district of Kuban, Fyodor Babenkov
A ship hit by a Ukrainian missile sank in the port of Kavkaz, Krasnodar Krai authorities report. The fate of the ship's five crew members remains unknown.
Four crew members of the fuel ferry that sank in the port of Kavkaz were rescued, reported the Governor of Krasnodar Krai Veniamin Kondratyev
βThe main task now is to save the rest of the ferry crew and promptly take comprehensive measures to eliminate the consequences in order to prevent environmental damage to the sea,β says Kondratyevβs post on his Telegram channel.
The official did not say how many people were in the port of the ferry that sank after the Ukrainian Armed Forces attack . The first reports after the explosion said that there were 5 people on board at the time of the attack. It was previously reported that the ferry that sank was carrying 30 fuel tanks.
Corrected, thank you.
Air defense systems and radars are invaluable for securing energy infrastructure this winter.
I thought it needed more weight to trigger, but there's probably more mine types in Ukraine than I can fathom.
Based on the windshield wipers, I would guess Humvee.
At first, I thought it was an FPV Molotov cocktail.
Russian tanks are surprisingly flammable
It's probably one of those red barrels they put next to bad guys in every video game
I think this is the 12th visually confirmed loss
No. Operational Command West said it was a "precision strike" from 19km, so I assumed it must be Excalibur since it's Ukraine's only GPS guided munition.