Warfare Russia/Ukraine War

[madmax17]

'Pay' will Russia pay for terrorism?

 

[Redav]

Wether or not it actually happened, the video is fake.

Hull numbers of the BSF have been removed since 2022, furthermore both the Essen and Makarov have their bow and stern painted black.

Thanks for the correction

 

[Soldier35]

Footage shows strikes by two Russian FAB-1500 aerial bombs on a drone command post belonging to the Ukrainian Army's 159th Separate Mechanized Brigade. The video was filmed in the settlement of Prikolotnoye, Kharkiv region. The attack was carried out by a Su-34 fighter-bomber.

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[Mike1976]

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[Ivan le Fou]

A Ukrainian Mig29 may/might have been shot down near Kostyantynivka by a Su35 flying around Horlivka.

 

[RICHIECOQUI]

The fsb threat to Russia!

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[Connaught Ranger]

"Moscow’s Largest Drone Attack in Two Years: What We KnowUkraine Strikes Moscow Region as Russia Hits Kharkiv and OdesaMoscow Drone Attack: Targets, Numbers, and the Strategic PictureRussia-Ukraine War Update: Moscow Strikes and Battlefield CostsI examine Ukraine’s reported mass drone strike on Moscow, conflicting drone-count claims, damage near key transport routes, Russian attacks on Kharkiv and Odesa, Crimea’s Orion drone control station, battlefield trends, and the economic costs shaping the Russia-Ukraine war." - Professor Gerdes.

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[madmax17]

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/...putin-uk-threat-zelensky-drones-b3034637.html

Russians ‘withdraw billions’ from banks amid fears Putin could seize money​

People in Russia are withdrawing billions from the nation’s banks over fears that the Kremlin could begin to seize money to finance the war with Ukraine, a report says.

According to The Washington Post, the country is seeing a record cash outflow amid intensifying drone strikes from Ukraine.

Nearly 286.4bn rubles (worth $3.4bn) was withdrawn in the first two weeks of August, according to data from the Russian Central Bank, reported in The Post.

That follows $7.3bn withdrawn last month and more than $4.5bn in June.

Alexandra Prokopenko, a former adviser to the Russian Central Bank, said the withdrawals illustrated a level of fear among the Russian public.

“It means people have no trust in the Russian banking system or in the Russian financial system,” Prokopenko said.

“This is all a consequence of the fear that the government will do something with the banking system, that it could nationalise deposits.”

 

[Chomiq]

Sacked Ukrainian defence minister calls for presidential election

Martial law has been in place in Ukraine since February 2022, under which elections are suspended.

www.bbc.com

Looks like this guy had enough.

 

[Soldier35]

Footage showing strikes by Russian ODAB-500 bombs—equipped with UMPK guidance modules—against Ukrainian army positions near the settlement of Sergeyevka. The ODAB-500 bombs were dropped by a Su-34 frontline fighter-bomber. The ODAB-500 bomb was developed in the USSR in the late 1980s.

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[Ivan le Fou]

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[Mike1976]

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[madmax17]

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2...-announces-tour-dates-st-petersburg-russia-ye

Kanye West to become biggest western act to play in Russia since start of Ukraine war​

Artist also known as Ye, who has attracted controversy in recent years over antisemitic outbursts, to perform two shows in October

 

[Connaught Ranger]

Comprehensive Battlefield Update - Professor Gerdes.

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[Connaught Ranger]

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2...-announces-tour-dates-st-petersburg-russia-ye

sure a flamingo could be spared for his "performance."

 

[Connaught Ranger]

Meanwhile Stevie Seagull aka "Phat Phuc" has his access to his Russian bank account blocked by Russia -

 

[HorniePonie]

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2...-announces-tour-dates-st-petersburg-russia-ye

Weird world. I wonder, if his Hitler sympathies are well received in Russia.

 

[Mike1976]

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[Chomiq]

sure a flamingo could be spared for his "performance."

Nah, just make sure he's stopped on the way back and prevented from re-entering. Or they'll just find weed in his luggage and you'll have to trade him for a high value spy.

 

[Soldier35]

The Russian army launched another missile strike on Kyiv on the night of August 20. The attack involved 13 Zircon hypersonic cruise missiles, 8 Iskander-M ballistic missiles, 2 Kh-23 missiles, and presumably North Korean KN-23 missiles. It is worth noting that air defense systems in Kyiv are currently inactive due to the cessation of Patriot missile deliveries to Ukraine.

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Targets hit in Kyiv on August 20:

1. The Fire Point LLC facility. It manufactures components for strike UAVs. Boosters used in Flamingo cruise missiles were also assembled and stored there.
2. The Ukrspecsystems commercial and warehouse complex, which handled the production of strike UAV components, the large-scale assembly of fixed-wing UAVs, and their storage.
3. The Antonov State Enterprise. It produces the long-range An-196 "Lyutyi" UAV and develops and manufactures various types of manned aircraft.
4. An ammunition depot containing M-900 thermobaric aerial bombs, anti-tank mines, and munitions for heavy drones such as the "Baba Yaga."