10.08.2022 - Rusko-ukrajinský konflikt
10.08.2022 - Russia-Ukraine conflict
Reklama
Information of this kind should be taken with the greatest possible reserve, but given the effect of sanctions and developments on the front it would not be so surprising
HARMy in action
Saky Air Base in occupied Crimea
It's not entirely accurate, but it basically describes the situation well
The city Popasna has been "liberated" in such a way that it is totally devastated and the occupiers do not foresee its reconstruction
The US has long hesitated to deliver ATACMS missiles. Were they used yesterday to strike the Saky, or did Western countries help the Ukrainians finish developing their own Hrim-2 system?
Russian tourists flee occupied Crimea where they were vacationing. This could have a noticeable impact on morale in Russia. These are not Kalmyks or Buryats from some remote village in Siberia, but better-off people from larger cities, including Moscow. Yesterday they saw with their own eyes that the war was not going quite ideally and the Ukrainians managed to hit and severely damage a target in what the Russian side considered to be a perfectly safe area, something of a fortress and aircraft carrier in the Black Sea...
Even little things like this are supplied by the U.S. to Ukraine
Yesterday's strikes on the map
The occupiers are repeatedly trying to attack from Bayrak to Khusarivka (they are trapped here on the southern bank of the Siverskyi Donets River and are trying to take advantage of this
HARMy in action
Saky Air Base in occupied Crimea
It's not entirely accurate, but it basically describes the situation well
The city Popasna has been "liberated" in such a way that it is totally devastated and the occupiers do not foresee its reconstruction
The US has long hesitated to deliver ATACMS missiles. Were they used yesterday to strike the Saky, or did Western countries help the Ukrainians finish developing their own Hrim-2 system?
Russian tourists flee occupied Crimea where they were vacationing. This could have a noticeable impact on morale in Russia. These are not Kalmyks or Buryats from some remote village in Siberia, but better-off people from larger cities, including Moscow. Yesterday they saw with their own eyes that the war was not going quite ideally and the Ukrainians managed to hit and severely damage a target in what the Russian side considered to be a perfectly safe area, something of a fortress and aircraft carrier in the Black Sea...
Even little things like this are supplied by the U.S. to Ukraine
Yesterday's strikes on the map
The occupiers are repeatedly trying to attack from Bayrak to Khusarivka (they are trapped here on the southern bank of the Siverskyi Donets River and are trying to take advantage of this
Stealing in the Russian military=one of Ukraine's biggest allies...
Ukrainians apparently attacked the bridges over the Chonhara Strait (one of two supply routes for the occupation forces)
Karma
Alleged aftermath in Saki
Apparently, Russians don't trust the authorities' information about the accident much and are fleeing occupied Crimea
Sanctions aren't working.... um, well, actually...
Ukrainians apparently attacked the bridges over the Chonhara Strait (one of two supply routes for the occupation forces)
Karma
Alleged aftermath in Saki
Apparently, Russians don't trust the authorities' information about the accident much and are fleeing occupied Crimea
Sanctions aren't working.... um, well, actually...
Reklama
Satellite shots of Saki Air Base. According to the Russian MoD, no planes were harmed... ahem... in layman's terms it looks to me like about 10 planes destroyed completely and the question is whether the remaining ones got some of the shrapnel too, although they didn't burn...
And how is it possible that Russian anti-aircraft systems didn't respond...
And how is it possible that Russian anti-aircraft systems didn't respond...
Russian media showed the aftermath of precision Ukrainian missile strikes HIMARS on the Kachovka dam in Kherson Oblast - and accidentally revealed the destroyed Russian military equipment that had been stationed there, including a valuable R-439-MD2 SATCOM vehicle and 5 KAMAZ chassis vehicles.
Ukrainian drone as carrier of six pieces of ammunition....
MaxxPro MRAP Navistar 4x4 in Ukraine...
Video from the base Saki. Note the steel beam at the end of the video....
Ukrainian drone as carrier of six pieces of ammunition....
MaxxPro MRAP Navistar 4x4 in Ukraine...
Video from the base Saki. Note the steel beam at the end of the video....
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