Warfare Russia/Ukraine War

[Connaught Ranger]

"As Russian strategic bombers continue to launch strikes against Ukraine, the city of Engels — home to one of Russia's most important air bases — is facing a crisis of its own. Following heavy flooding and infrastructure failures, local authorities declared a state of emergency when the city's sewer system reportedly collapsed, affecting hundreds of thousands of residents. Meanwhile, cities like Omsk are pouring resources into military production while struggling with deteriorating roads, public services, and basic infrastructure. In a new episode of Break the Fake, Jonasz Rewiński takes a look at the situations in Engels and Omsk and the state of Russian infrastructure in general. He also explains why more Russians are beginning to question where the country's resources are really going. "

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[Mike1976]

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[Mike1976]

Voiced criticism, replaced with chums.

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[madmax17]

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[Soldier35]

Footage of Russian FPV drones attacking Ukrainian drone operators located in a garage and an abandoned building. The operators were observed landing their drones. The location and models of the FPV drones were not disclosed. The video was filmed by soldiers from the Russian 4th Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade, 1194th Motorized Rifle Regiment.

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[Redav]

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[Mike1976]

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[Mike1976]

Mirage 2000D RMV of the French Air and Space Force in flight (12:58 GMT+2, 14 May 2026) over the Baltics and Poland. Given the flight path skirting Russia, Belarus, and the Kaliningrad exclave, very likely equipped with an ASTAC pod (ELINT).

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[Mike1976]

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[Connaught Ranger]

"Hook: Russia just launched the largest aerial barrage of the entire war — nearly 1,500 drones and missiles in roughly a 24-hour period. But despite the scale, despite the destruction, and despite Russia clearly trying to overwhelm Ukraine’s defenses, something important stood out afterward: Ukraine was still standing. Tonight we break down the strike patterns, the interception rates, what Russia may have been trying to accomplish, and why the results may not have matched Moscow’s expectations." - Professor Gerdes.

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[Connaught Ranger]

"This morning terrorist federation committed some of the biggest attacks on Ukraine, aimed at Ukrainian civilians. But it looked less like russia's military might and more like putin's agony. Let's talk about this and other updates from Ukraine and beyond!"

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[NebrHogger]

"Hook: Russia just launched the largest aerial barrage of the entire war — nearly 1,500 drones and missiles in roughly a 24-hour period. But despite the scale, despite the destruction, and despite Russia clearly trying to overwhelm Ukraine’s defenses, something important stood out afterward: Ukraine was still standing. Tonight we break down the strike patterns, the interception rates, what Russia may have been trying to accomplish, and why the results may not have matched Moscow’s expectations." - Professor Gerdes.

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Might be a break after that - Orcs might have emptied drone & missile armories hoping to accomplish something big... stand by for counter battery fire!

 

[Mike1976]

Might be a break after that - Orcs might have emptied drone & missile armories hoping to accomplish something big... stand by for counter battery fire!

They're firing them as quickly as they can produce them. After a few days of ceasefire (really limited strikes) they've saved up a few days worth of production.

 

[madmax17]

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