Footage of the attack of the Russian FPV drone "Prince Vandal Novgorodsky" on a rare Ukrainian Bärgningsbandvagn 90 ARV. The Bgbv 90 repair and recovery vehicle was created on the basis of the CV-90 IFV in Sweden in the first half of the 90s. The Bgbv 90 ARV is valued by the troops, as it is capable of evacuating not only Leopard 2 tanks but also Abrams tanks. The Bgbv 90 ARV is equipped with a crane, a rotating winch, welding and other repair equipment. A 7.62 mm M / 39S machine gun is used for protection. The Bgbv 90 crew is four people. The video was filmed during an attempt to break through the Ukrainian Bgbv 90 ARV from the Sumy region of Ukraine to the Kursk region of Russia. External filming was not carried out.
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This "Army" is such a hige pile of S**t...
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An episode of a battle by Russian Special Operations Forces (SSO), presumably in one of the rear areas of Ukraine, has been published. The video shows the storming of a stronghold of the Ukrainian army. The Russian Special Operations Forces detachment used several subgroups. One "attack" subgroup made a passage in the barriers, snipers worked to protect the perimeter. The second "capture" subgroup carries out a direct assault on the stronghold. The third "support" subgroup cuts off possible routes of assistance from enemy reserves and ensures the withdrawal of the assault group to the assembly point after completing the task. As a result of the SSO operation, the stronghold was captured, an unknown Ukrainian unit was captured, the video has been shortened.
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Oil Refineries are very large and very difficult to inflict long-term damage on. They're reallistically only knocked out if Ukraine keeps visiting them repeatedly, every week or so.
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It sounds the the Ukrainians agree. They've been hitting them 3 days in a row.
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See now that's good because the 2nd/3rd/etc strikes get anyone trying to rebuild.
One of the most common complaints about (for example) the RAF's bombing campaign vs. Germany in WW2 was a tendency to consider a tartget "destroyed for all time" after they'd hit it once. And then never returning to distrupt reconstruction efforts.
One of the most common complaints about (for example) the RAF's bombing campaign vs. Germany in WW2 was a tendency to consider a tartget "destroyed for all time" after they'd hit it once. And then never returning to distrupt reconstruction efforts.
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