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The only way to resupply forces there is now over reservoir paths and those are a bit exposed, to say the least.

Cool footage of finishing off a damaged tank behind enemy lines Looks like so far in three directions Ukrainians failed to advance towards Kherson, only making some progress at Andrievka, but are paying heavy toll to Russian artillery, 28 mechanized brigade and 128 mountain assault brigades...

It was Russian SAM, but the missile fell dome distance away from the launcher, they probably didn't even have shrapnel damage. Mykolaievka has been taken and the fighting is now at the edge of the nearby oil refinery, which means Ukrainians didn't have time to set up the defense of the ridge...

Oh great, now they will have to scrounge up 20x110, because our big brains started destroying it as too old once these IFVs were taken out of active service. But then, given the lethality of combat there, the few reloads per vehicles that have been delivered might be sufficient. The troops...

Interesting drone video of storming a trench system, Ukrainian troops were initially caught unaware, the first soldier was cut down completely surprised and the guy engaging to the front was oblivious to the danger to his left, until his colleague coming from the shelter spotted the attackers...

Putin's dark necromantic powers bring another dead general back to life

Clearing a fortified position

How long before other ukrainian units shoot them for stealing their stuff?

Because for the duration of flight the aircraft is his presidential office and his presidential suite, one of the important missions of the Air Force One is to showcase the prestige of the President of the USA. When you try to sneak a high value target out danger zone the requirements are a bit...

And why would they need A400 to haul Zelensky out of Kiev? It's not like he is a heavy cargo, there are safer ways for him to escape Kiev. The most likely reason the aircraft are still there is due to risk of being shot down if they take flight.

Ukrainian side soon posted pictures from the ground to show that Russians hit agricultural warehouse. Their cleanup crews might have missed a detail or two though In general, warehouses seem to rather unhealthy buildings in these times That is according Ukrainian propaganda, according to...

Even if Russia declares war, using conscripts and reservists would be a deeply unpopular move, they will sooner use convicts than do that.

Nope it's terrible weapon, the accuracy rapidly falls beyond 200 meters, hitting anything beyond 500 meters is a lottery at best and you are shit out of luck if there is strong wind, as rounds are heavily affected due to low energy/surface coefficient. With 30 mm gun you can at least hit what...

Nope, this refit started several years ago, because 73 mm 2A28 gun is shit.

Wasn't this one posted as a turret from Ukrainian T-64 couple of weeks ago? It's Zhirinovsky's party, it's common for them to put forward insane proposals, so that everyone else can look sane by comparison. It's the same party that during the bird-flu scare demanded that all anti-aircraft...

Underneath it is a maze of service tunnels and air raid shelters, so assault would be very bloody.

It's quite possible that helicopters from the failed evacuation delivered the weapons, before getting shot down on the way back.

Considering Russia produced only a handful of T-80s, it's quite likely this was a Soviet era production, so it's possible tanks on both sides have this problem, though Ukraine would be less affected as their numbers are lower.

One of the vehicles is flying the old imperial flag.

It looks like the remnants of 503d naval infantry battalion (and survivors of 501st) in Mauripol surrendered.