02.09.2022 - Rusko-ukrajinský konflikt

02.09.2022

Situation on the battlefield.














Explosion in occupied Melitopol.


Overview of Russian losses and comparison of their daily increment according to the Ukrainian side as of September 2, 2022.

The Ukrainian army appears to have started using Iranian-made artillery ammunition - we have identified Iranian-made 122mm OF-462 projectiles in a video from Ukraine. Although some Iranian-made weapons have already been spotted, this case is worth paying attention to, and we'll tell you why: although the markings are barely visible, we can still identify them as Iranian by some parts of the packaging list, which is identical to what the Iranian ammunition crates have. The crate itself is also very similar to what we usually see coming from Iran - a brown wooden box with black text.





Ukrainian forces just hit a Russian ammunition depot in occupied Kherson. The munitions continue to detonate.






Ukrainian artillery attacks Russian base. The Aerial Reconnaissance Brotherhood corrects the fire of Ukrainian artillery. 47°28'38.99 "N 33°31'37.01 "E

First confirmed loss of YPR-765 armoured personnel carrier in Ukraine.





US 60mm mortar M224 delivered to Ukraine, mounted on the body of a pickup truck.





Abandoned Russian self-propelled 207mm cannon 2S7. ...Either Ukraine has pushed deeper into Kherson than originally thought, or Russia is running out of ammo. Either way, good news.





A Sukhoi Su-25 was reportedly shot down in Kherson Oblast today.





Russian occupiers of the Enerhodar nuclear power plant are trying to explain to international observers that "Ukrainian" artillery does a 180 when it hits the ground...


...clearly demonstrating that the shells are actually coming from the Russian side, not the Ukrainian side.





Apparently, the Ukrainian army received not only the classic M1 HE projectiles for its 105mm howitzers L119, but also the more modern US M927 high explosive round.
They are more lethal and have a range of 17 km instead of 11.5 km for M1 projectiles.

The Russian Armed Forces are no longer able to bring reserves to Kherson region, reports Natalia Humeniuk, press secretary of the operational command "Pivden" (South).





Russian forces are transporting limited logistics across the Dnipro River using helicopters that land at the Kherson airport. No more than two are parked on the ground at a time.





Fighting near the village of Piski

During the sniping of Buchi, a young girl, Sasha Filipchuk, was also hit. She survived, but suffered the loss of her left arm in the process. She has now received a robotic replacement.