Russian Invasion of Ukraine 2022

[Husky_Khan]

Reportedly Video of Russian Aircraft damaged by the "accident" at the Airbase. Up to eight planes could've been damaged based on their earlier spotted layout.



The "accident" looks like it occurred while an Il-76 Transport was taxiing on the runway.

 

[Husky_Khan]

Ukraine Striking the Dam Bridge at Kakhovka Farther North of Kherson along the Dnipro to further interdict supplies.

The Dam Bridge at Nova Kakhovka was struck again and even more seriously damaged apparently. This is another Russian controlled crossing under threat in the Kherson Region.





Russia threatens to bomb any Turkish involved drone factory located in Ukraine, stating it would fall under Russia's goal of "demilitarization" of Ukraine. Keep in mind, I don't think there's any tangible discussion of Turkey building a drone factory in Ukraine in the midst of the Russian Invasion.



Another Bayraktar Drone Reportedly Downed, this one apparently one of the originally supplied drones to Ukraine pre-Invasion.

 

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Russian's using thermobaric's again; hadn't seen them use any for a bit.

 

[Husky_Khan]

Thousand Russian Officers Reportedly Killed.



Russian Counter Drone Equipment Taken Out By Ukrainian Drone Reportedly.



US made M1224 MRAPs in Service with Ukraine. Like the Australian Bushmasters and British Huskies, supposedly the Ukrainians like using these vehicles.



Three British M270 MLRS have arrived in Ukraine.



Assessments on Losses of Russian Aircraft at the Saki Airbase "Accident"

 

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[The Whispering Monk]

This feels like a put up job.
I mean, they're still signed "CCP" (SSR for you non-russky types).

In contrast, all the dates point to current events...birthdate in '02 and ToD in '22.

 

[strunkenwhite]

This feels like a put up job.
I mean, they're still signed "CCP" (SSR for you non-russky types).

In contrast, all the dates point to current events...birthdate in '02 and ToD in '22.

The only CCP I was able to spot was preprinted on the 1974 vintage document, naturally enough. Where did you spot a handwritten CCP?

 

[The Whispering Monk]

The only CCP I was able to spot was preprinted on the 1974 vintage document, naturally enough. Where did you spot a handwritten CCP?

Apologies, I wrote that poorly. Yes, the only CCP was in the printed document. I noted it as a "signature" simply b/c it's the last thing printed on the page.

 

[strunkenwhite]

Apologies, I wrote that poorly. Yes, the only CCP was in the printed document. I noted it as a "signature" simply b/c it's the last thing printed on the page.

No problem, but in that case I don't get the significance of it. The allegation is that Russia's military has gone from using inherited Soviet equipment to using inherited Soviet documents. Pathetic, but not out of character. Having a CCP printed on such a document goes hand in hand with the 1974 print date (revision date? either way) in the bottom right.

I mean, wasn't there reporting that some of the troops that invaded the Chernobyl exclusion zone were using maps that predated the Chernobyl disaster?

 

[The Whispering Monk]

No problem, but in that case I don't get the significance of it. The allegation is that Russia's military has gone from using inherited Soviet equipment to using inherited Soviet documents. Pathetic, but not out of character. Having a CCP printed on such a document goes hand in hand with the 1974 print date (revision date? either way) in the bottom right.

I mean, wasn't there reporting that some of the troops that invaded the Chernobyl exclusion zone were using maps that predated the Chernobyl disaster?

The point for me is that the Russian government is telling their 'Gold Star' families that the loved ones lost died for a country that no londer exists.

 

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[Zachowon]

The strike in Crimea is something that basically makes the Russians realize this is in for the long run not anything ending by Christmas

 

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The strike in Crimea is something that basically makes the Russians realize this is in for the long run not anything ending by Christmas

Yep.

They effectively knocked out the majority of the Russian Naval Aviation in the Black Sea region.

Those planes are not going to be easy or cheap to replace, nor the fuel trucks and personnel.

 

[WolfBear]

The strike in Crimea is something that basically makes the Russians realize this is in for the long run not anything ending by Christmas

Yep.

They effectively knocked out the majority of the Russian Naval Aviation in the Black Sea region.

Those planes are not going to be easy or cheap to replace, nor the fuel trucks and personnel.

Russians have just lost the Battle of Crimea River lol!

 

[Husky_Khan]

US Donated M113 GAVINs Have Arrived In Ukraine. The donation was announced back in April. Check out that tan paint job.



Croatia Donated Ukraine at least fifteen 130mm M-46 Field Guns.



Several Russian Orlan drones shot down recently including the first kills of the British donated Stormer HVM Air Defense vehicles.



Boring looking MT-LB's and passe looking Anti-Tank Guns suddenly look infinitely cooler when combined together.



Russian Spetsnaz Special Forces Allegedly Doing Artillery Correction From a Civilian Residence While Dressed as Civilians.

 

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Ukraine destroys Russian supply bridges, one-fifth of ground forces

Both spans have been used by Russian forces in the occupied city of Kherson on the Black Sea to transport soldiers and war materiel.

nypost.com

 

[Husky_Khan]

Antonovsky Bridge Leading To Kherson Struck by HIMARS again and potentially destroyed some of the engineering vehicles located in the bridge meant to help repair it



Russian Air Defense Apparently Failed to Intercept the GMLRS Munitions Again.



Some Reports of limited Russian Withdrawals from North of Kherson. Still preliminary.



Ukrainian TDF Forces Equipped with Azeri 82mm mortars and Bulgarian 82mm Mortar Shells.



Ukrainian Troops Equipped with Javelin ATGMs and French Peugeot Pickup Trucks. Also... Apparently Peugeot has pickup trucks.

 

[Zachowon]

Yeah damn near every country has domestic pickup trucks

 

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