Russian Invasion of Ukraine 2022

So what happened here? The blastwave blew someone's bedroom window in off of its mountings, while the door next to it is okay?
I wonder if the person who slept in that room was an adult or a child.


There was an ammo train loading/unloading when the strike occurred, not just the ammo dumps themselves.
 
More strikes on Two Major Russian Ammunition Depots Well within Russia, allegedly by Ukrainian Drones including a strike on another depot near Toropets, which had a major depot struck earlier in the week.





Recent German Military Aid Delivered in the Past Month to Ukraine.



Australia Going Public with its Proposal to Send Some of its 59 Mothballed M1A1 Abrams Tanks to Ukraine, which was apparently blocked by the Biden Administration for over a year due to End User Agreements.



Russian Missile Strike Hit a Nursing Home for the Elderly in Sumy in Northern Ukraine, Housing over 200 People. One killed and a dozen wounded.

 
Prolonged Russian Offensives in Vuhledar in Southeastern Ukraine are threatening the Main Supply Route of the City.



The semi-permanently berthed Russian Aircraft Carrier Kuznetsov has formed a mechanized infantry battalion out of its naval crew!


No blame found for another Russian Commander who sends UAV Drone Operators and other specialized troops into assault infantry operations where they often end up as casualties.



President Zelensky made a visit to Scranton, Pennsylvania to visit a munitions factory which makes 155mm artillery ammunition, some of which of course is supplied to Ukraine. He was accompanied on said visit by Democratic Governor of Pennsylvania Josh Shapiro.



Chinese made ShaanXi Baoji Tiger Armored Vehicles in Russian Military Service Reportedly. These and similar vehicles have already been seen in service with the Rosgvardia, Chechen Akhmat Units and Russian Metropolitan Police Units.




Military Exports to Ukraine from countries like Serbia, Bosnia and Macedonia etc has been booming. There's even rumors that Croatia may refurbish Kuwaiti M-84 Tanks for future Ukrainian deliveries.



 
The semi-permanently berthed Russian Aircraft Carrier Kuznetsov has formed a mechanized infantry battalion out of its naval crew!
Russian carrier aviation is dead like a Norwegian Parrot. Not that it had been particulalry alive before, but IMO that's the nail in the coffin.
Military Exports to Ukraine from countries like Serbia, Bosnia and Macedonia etc has been booming. There's even rumors that Croatia may refurbish Kuwaiti M-84 Tanks for future Ukrainian deliveries.
Missed opportunity by Poland, Czechia, Slovakia, Romania ... ?
 
Russian carrier aviation is dead like a Norwegian Parrot. Not that it had been particulalry alive before, but IMO that's the nail in the coffin.

Missed opportunity by Poland, Czechia, Slovakia, Romania ... ?

I think the article is just focusing on the Balkans because no one knows they exist.

Poland, Czechia and Romania are making bank as well... Slovakia used to be IIRC but some people loathe making money and milking globalist PR.
 
Prolonged Russian Offensives in Vuhledar in Southeastern Ukraine are threatening the Main Supply Route of the City.





No blame found for another Russian Commander who sends UAV Drone Operators and other specialized troops into assault infantry operations where they often end up as casualties.


i read it,commander tell his superiors that he captured some town,lied,so he is throwing everytching he had to take it.He is also stealing from his soldiers and sell drugs to them.

All normal things in soviet army,yet dude who tell that blame it on commander friend who supposed to be ukrainian spy.
As if soviet commanders need enemy to act as soviet commanders....

Anyway,poor dude - he lived and died beliving in Russia,when all he had was soviet union,which acted like soviet union without ukrainian help.
 
The Biden Administration, a mere week before the fiscal funding deadline, has decided in its infinite wisdom to release billions in already approved military and foreign aid to Ukraine.



As widely reported over ten days ago, of the fourteen new brigades Ukraine is forming, less then four have what is deemed the necessary equipment to properly equip them, especially in regards to heavier equipment like armored vehicles and artillery platforms and munitions.


Since then France has apparently promised to fully equip one brigade.


Article on the experiences of the Ukrainian military during recent gains and setbacks.

One of the interesting anecdotes comes from a Ukrainian Mortar Crew which operates 82mm and 120mm mortars and thus... has had some issues to deal with regarding mortar shell supply due to the diverse sourcing of Ukrainian munitions.



One of the main takeaways is the creeping return of "Soviet" style bureaucracy now that the lines have stabilized across many parts of the front, despite the fighting growing no less intense.


Another article discussing Ukraine's reported manpower shortages despite there arguably being no shortage of actual recruits or manpower at the moment, but due to mobilization issues.





Reportedly a Russian Colonel, Oleksiy Kolomeytsev, in charge of Drone Operations was reportedly killed by a "Local Resistance Group" near Moscow with the assistance of Ukrainian Intelligence.

 
Russian Forces have finally captured the Southern Ukrainian town of Vuhledar after over two and a half years of almost steady fighting and thousands of casualties on both sides in that time.



After the initial high losses of the BMD family of lightweight armored fighting vehicles often used by Russian Airborne Forces, for many months barely any were lost until the recent Kursk Counteroffensive when losses of BMD's started to ramp up once again.



Ukraine is producing about sixteen truck based Bohdana 155mm Self Propelled Guns a month reportedly.



The Czechslovak Group and a Ukrainian Business, 'Ukrainian Armour' have signed an agreement where the latter will be manufacturing 155mm shells under license in Ukraine, with an initial production of 100,000 155mm shells per annum hopefully ramped up to 300,000 per year by 2026.



Long Post on Ukraine's domestic FPV Drone production, supposedly 100,000 drones being built a month by 1500 workers using largely commercial and off the shelf drones and other equipment to pair with military munitions.

 

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