Russian Invasion of Ukraine 2022



Looks like multiple locations along the bridge were under attack.
 
Ukrainians According to Russian Sources Reportedly Making Advances in Southern Ukraine, Capturing the Village of Urozhaine.







Media Showing a rare case of a Russian BMPT Terminator and a T-80BV Main Battle Tank Being Among Those Struck by Ukrainian FPV Drones in Donetsk.



Ukraine to expand production of their own FPV drones through domestic factories.



New article from Oryx on how Bulgaria has been supplying Ukraine with Armaments.


Reportedly a minimum of 30,000 Russian Military Personnel have been Killed During the Special Military Operation so far based on publicly available data such as obituaries, including 1300 more counted in the past two weeks. This includes over 2400 officers including 284 officers of the rank of Lieutenant Colonel or higher, as well as 176 pilots. The highest proportion of casualties is from prison inmates, followed by mobilized, then volunteer and then motorized rifle troops. The highest losses by age bracket is between the ages of 33-35. Poorer areas of Russia and ethnic minorities suffer a disproportionate number of dead.

 
New US Military Aid Package. Nothing individually notable or new it seems, lots of replenishment of munitions and the like.



Russian Forces Intercepted a Turkish Cargo Ship (under the flag of Palau) with a patrol boat and helicopter support that attempted to violate the Russian blockade. After inspection the vessel was allowed to continue to the Ukrainian port of Izmail bordering Romania. The interception occurred in international waters directed East of Bulgaria.



Ukrainian Domestic Industry Manufacturing Their Own Reactive Armor.



Bigly Explosion when a Ukrainian drone drops an anti-armor grenade on a Russian UR-77 Mine Clearing Launcher in the Donetsk Oblast.



Shocking Anecdote from Russian Volunteers in Ukraine stating that upwards of 70% of Ukrainians in liberated Zaporizhzhia and Kherson Oblasts seem to be against Russia and would happily leak information leading to the demise of the Russian liberators. The poor volunteers state they live in fear of the divided and traitorous Ukrainian civilians and are afraid it will be difficult to convince Ukraine to be a brotherly nation with Russia again like it was 25 years ago. :cry:

 
Shocking Anecdote from Russian Volunteers in Ukraine stating that upwards of 70% of Ukrainians in liberated Zaporizhzhia and Kherson Oblasts seem to be against Russia and would happily leak information leading to the demise of the Russian liberators. The poor volunteers state they live in fear of the divided and traitorous Ukrainian civilians and are afraid it will be difficult to convince Ukraine to be a brotherly nation with Russia again like it was 25 years ago. :cry:
I am not sure how the guy being interviewed meant this, but he said that civilians should be "feared in the same way as the military of the Armed Forces of Ukraine", which sounds like a sentiment that (if shared by Russian soldiers) could explain some things.

Noncombatants? No such thing! If some of these guys can't shoot back that's a problem for them, not me.
 
Russian S-300V4 Air Defense Battery was struck by GMLRS destroying launchers and damaging radars.



Sweden preparing a military aid package worth more then $300 million. It'll include trucks, demining equipment and spare parts for the Archer SPG's and CV90 AFV's.



Ukrainian FPV Drone Struck a Russian 152mm Akatsiya SPG reportedly located 11.5 kilometers behind the front lines, travelling almost 15 kilometers to reach its target.



One of the first Documented media of Strykers in Ukrainians Combat Service. This one was struck by a Russian Lancet Kamikaze Drone.



Rest in Peace Colonel Viktor Kovalev, reportedly killed in a Storm Shadow Cruise Missiles strike upon a Russian Command Post in Occupied Mariupol.

 
If this is accurate... man the Russian officer corps is done with life for a captured commander to just give up all his current information such that his unit gets eviscerated.
 
Fighting over Robotyne in Southern Ukraine these past few days, part of an ongoing Ukrainian offensive that started back in June.





Someone compared the Military Balance Reports of 2022 of active vehicles in the Russian military with documented losses from Oryx. Helps give some context to the scale of losses of certain vehicles, and how much Russia has relied on bringing vehicles out of storage as well.



Shahed Drones of the Russian Armed Forces struck at grain storage facilities in Odesa, destroying or damaging several of them.



More Pakistani Ordinance being used by Ukrainian forces, in this case 122mm rockets recently manufactured by Pakistani Ordnance.



Two British Aid Workers whose bodies were returned to the United Kingdom after a prisoner exchange with Russia reportedly exhibited signs of torture and execution. British citizens Chris Parry and Andrew Bagshaw were initially reported as killed when an artillery shell struck their car as they were evacuating civilians from Soledar back in January.

 
Colonel-General Gennady Zhidko has passed away, reportedly due to cancer. He was the overall Commander of Russian forces in Ukraine last summer, reportedly from May to October 8th 2022. He was 57 years old.



Another Ka-52 Attack Helicopter Shot Down, making it the 41st one documented as lost, potentially one third of Russians Ka-52 helicopter fleet.



Russia reportedly using 120mm Mortar Bombs sourced from Iran though that has yet to be documented/confirmed. Russia has apparently been using Grad Rockets and 122mm, 152mm, and 203mm artillery munitions from Iran since July.



Slovakian MiG-29AS in Ukrainian Service.



Russian FSB Reportedly Stopped an Alleged Ukrainian Attempt at a False Flag Sabotage Attack within Russia. The saboteurs reportedly carried explosives in addition to drones with 'Property of the FSB' written on them and were armed with American M4 Carbines.



Former Ukrainian Captives report on allegations of abuse and torture while in Russian captivity. The abuse was suffered by prisoners of war and noncombatants and civilians as well as men and women and include denial of medical care, lack of nourishment, threats and intimidation to sign false confessions, daily interrogations, beatings including ones targeting the chest and kidneys, and electric shocks.

BBC said:
Iryna Stohnii, a 36-year-old senior combat medic at the 56th Brigade, described the detainees as "constantly malnourished". "They didn't feed us," she said. "They didn't even let us go outside... We could only see the sky through bars in the windows." Stohnii said the guards, in their twice-a-day inspections, forced her and other women to move in a stress position, with arms behind their backs and head to knees, and that some "dragged us by the hair". Other female captives told me women would be ordered to strip naked in front of male staff who, sometimes, made disparaging comments about their bodies.

One day, Stohnii said, a guard accused her of torturing pro-Russian soldiers in captivity and twisted her arms with so much force that "he almost broke them". A couple of times in our interview she cried. "Only devils live and work" at Taganrog, she said. After her release, Stohnii underwent surgery to remove adhesions - bands of scar tissue between organs that can be caused by trauma - which had developed in her kidney and bladder. "Apart from rape," Stohnii told me, "they did everything with us".

Positively, they apparently stopped short of rape in the reported cases.

Sadly none of these claims can be verified by third party organizations due to the lack of third party organization access to said Russian detention facilities.

 

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