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Reportedly a "misfire" of an a2a missile mounted on an Ukrainian Mig29 during a drone interception mission.
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Reportedly a "misfire" of an a2a missile mounted on an Ukrainian Mig29 during a drone interception mission.
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BREAKING: North Korea is deploying an additional 50,000 troops to Russia, along with thousands of women workers to Putin’s war factories. A North Korean missile unit has already begun deploying personnel and equipment to the Voronezh region in Russia. The unit is equipped with 120 ballistic missiles and six launchers imported from North Korea for strikes against Ukraine. Putin is running out of soldiers and missiles, so he is now desperately resorting to other pariah states for help.
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BREAKING: North Korea is deploying an additional 50,000 troops to Russia, along with thousands of women workers to Putin’s war factories. A North Korean missile unit has already begun deploying personnel and equipment to the Voronezh region in Russia. The unit is equipped with 120 ballistic...
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Footage from August showing strikes by Russian FPV drones and "Geran-2" kamikaze drones on Ukrainian gas stations and fuel tankers. The exact location of the filming is not disclosed. Drone attacks on Ukraine's fuel infrastructure have led to fuel supply issues in the Kharkiv, Poltava, and Sumy regions; this was reported by Mykola Reznik, the head of the Oposhnia district in the Poltava region, as shown at the end of the video.
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"Ukraine did not merely strike another Wildberries warehouse overnight. It also reached an oil refinery approximately 1,000 miles inside Russia. These attacks appear disconnected, but together they reveal Ukraine’s broader strategy: hit Russia’s logistics, energy infrastructure, military supply chain, and ultimately the banks financing it.Ukrainian drones struck another enormous Wildberries distribution center—this one capable of holding more than 90 million goods and processing 1.8 million items per day. Ukraine also struck the Orsk oil refinery, approximately 1,500 kilometers from the Ukrainian border. Meanwhile, Russia launched ballistic missiles, Zircons, guided bombs, and more than 120 drones against Ukraine, striking Zaporizhia and damaging hospital grounds in Kyiv."
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"Russia moved much of its Black Sea Fleet away from Crimea because Novorossiysk was supposed to be the safer refuge. Overnight, Ukraine demonstrated that the refuge itself is vulnerable. Ukrainian forces launched a large combined attack involving jet-powered drones, Neptune missiles, and unmanned naval systems against Novorossiysk, with confirmed hits reported on air-defense positions, piers, and port infrastructure. Russia’s defenses were heavily active, fires broke out around the port, and two major grain terminals suspended operations after sustaining damage. The strategic question is bigger than what burned overnight: if Russia’s fleet is increasingly confined to its bases and Ukraine can now reach the infrastructure surrounding its principal Black Sea stronghold, how safe is the fleet really? I also examine Russia’s overnight strikes across Ukraine, increasingly sophisticated drone countermeasures, the latest battlefield numbers, and what the fighting tells us about the direction of the war." - Professor Gerdes.
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Russian soldiers are being fed with canned dog meat from North Korea
A video has appeared online showing Russian soldiers eating canned dog meat from North Korea.
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In this particular case you're hoping it is dog meat ...
Russian soldiers are being fed with canned dog meat from North Korea
A video has appeared online showing Russian soldiers eating canned dog meat from North Korea.
Footage shows Russian FAB-500 bombs striking a building where Ukrainian drone operators were positioned. The video was filmed in the Kharkiv region. The FAB-500 bombs were dropped by a Su-34 fighter-bomber. The resulting destruction of the buildings is shown at the end of the video. Technical details regarding the FAB-500 bomb can be found via the link provided in the video's comments.
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Footage showing strikes by a Russian 122mm D-30 howitzer (GRAU index 2A18) and FPV drones on temporary deployment sites of Ukrainian army soldiers and drone operators. The video was filmed in the Druzhkovka sector. The D-30A (2A18M) howitzer is a modernized variant adopted for service in 1978.
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"Ukraine sent 440 drones toward Russia and occupied territory overnight—more than three times the number Russia sent toward Ukraine. And enough got through to hit a major refinery 1,300 kilometers from the border, another Wildberries logistics hub, infrastructure in Crimea, and Russian military targets.The overnight strikes were only part of the story. Russia’s Orsk refinery may now remain shut for months, Ukraine says it struck Russian drone-control infrastructure in occupied Crimea, and new battlefield reporting shows Ukrainian forces reclaiming territory even as competing maps give sharply different pictures of Russian gains. I’ll separate what is confirmed, what is claimed, and what the available evidence actually shows." - Professor Gerdes.
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