Ukraine Crisis | Updates & Discussions

[Bayernulan]

You probably don’t read what I’m writing, in the Donetsk region there is a record number of settlements in Ukraine, it makes no sense to use aviation, these settlements must be tried not to destroy, they will then pass to Russia. The Air Force flies every day, only for whom to work planes if the aviation of Ukraine is almost destroyed and it is undesirable to destroy settlements

Sorry, but IMO that is a really ....... reply. So far I believe that there isn't a single city, town or village that Russian troops haven't taken that wasn't at least destroyed beforehand by 80% and more. No one uses an Air-force to destroy settlements since 1990 (Aside maybe Russia) but military targets that are out of reach for ground units.- especially such as Artillery, Missile-units, command posts and heavy equipment plus infrastructure hot-spots such as bridges or transportation hubs.

Even collateral damage doesn't explain an 80% plus destruction of settlements - conducted in vast majority via Russian artillery. It's obvious that Russia has no viable Air-force assets. See Israeli precision strikes in urban Lebanon - that vast majority of urban damages is due to infighting within Lebanon's factions and not due to the IDF respectively their Air-force strikes.

 

[Soldier35]

Russian troops destroyed the Buk air defense system of the Ukrainian army.



Due to the large number of PFM-1 Lepestok mines in Ukraine, people began to destroy them with improvised means.

 

[Soldier35]

Sorry, but IMO that is a really ....... reply. So far I believe that there isn't a single city, town or village that Russian troops haven't taken that wasn't at least destroyed beforehand by 80% and more. No one uses an Air-force to destroy settlements since 1990 (Aside maybe Russia) but military targets that are out of reach for ground units.- especially such as Artillery, Missile-units, command posts and heavy equipment plus infrastructure hot-spots such as bridges or transportation hubs.

Even collateral damage doesn't explain an 80% plus destruction of settlements - conducted in vast majority via Russian artillery. It's obvious that Russia has no viable Air-force assets. See Israeli precision strikes in urban Lebanon - that vast majority of urban damages is due to infighting within Lebanon's factions and not due to the IDF respectively their Air-force strikes.

NATO strikes on Yugoslavia 1999. They are destroying where the Ukrainian army is located, and it is even located in kindergartens and schools . It is necessary to destroy where the Ukrainian army is located, and it is located even in kindergartens and schools.

 

[Bayernulan]

As I already outlined; no viable Air force capability and certainly no viable ground unit capability by Russia exists.

Therefore - weeks and month of inaccurate artillery barrages in order to move infantry and vehicles into more or less totally destroyed settlements/towns/cities. (just like Stalingrad) only that Russia in 2022 is missing the ability to perform any outflanking and encircling maneuvers in order to prevent the UAF from retreating towards the next settlement/town.

That is why I keep stating; a ridiculous war.

 

[Soldier35]

There was evidence of the use of weapons against drones by soldiers of the Ukrainian army. In the video, you can see the use of the gun against drones ANTIDRON KVSG-6, manufactured by the Ukrainian company Kvertus Technology. The gun suppresses the control and navigation channels of the drone at a distance of up to 3000 meters, which leads to landing or loss of communication with the drone. Battery life of the device: 25-30 minutes. Weight with batteries - 6 kg. The price at the current hryvnia exchange rate is about 11,500 dollars.

 

[Soldier35]

The British Brimstone I rocket fell into the hands of the Russian army in the Zaporozhye direction of Ukraine. An unexploded rocket was found near the positions of Russian troops. The Brimstone missile is 3 times more effective than the American AGM-65G Maverick missile against modern tanks and is a valuable model for research by the Russian army. The rocket was made in September 2001, and the forward compartment of the rocket was made in 2004. These missiles began to enter service with the UK in 2005, this is a fire-and-forget missile. The homing air-to-ground missile is equipped with an active radar homing head. The rocket discovered in Ukraine belongs to the first modification of the Brimstone 1 in its early version.

 

[Soldier35]

Eyewitnesses from Russia noticed a train with military equipment of the Chinese army on the stage near the village of Alekseevo-Lozovskoye, Rostov Region. This region borders on Donbass. Perhaps military equipment is intended for competitions between the military from different countries, which will be held at the end of August.

 

[Soldier35]

As I already outlined; no viable Air force capability and certainly no viable ground unit capability by Russia exists.

Therefore - weeks and month of inaccurate artillery barrages in order to move infantry and vehicles into more or less totally destroyed settlements/towns/cities. (just like Stalingrad) only that Russia in 2022 is missing the ability to perform any outflanking and encircling maneuvers in order to prevent the UAF from retreating towards the next settlement/town.

That is why I keep stating; a ridiculous war.

You can count as you like, only Ukraine retreats every day

 

[Bayernulan]

You can count as you like, only Ukraine retreats every day

Hmm.. the territory that Russian troops had to give up since March is about the same size of territory they gained and are presently holding.
IMO it's a total stalemate - whereby the UAF is getting stronger every week in regards to equipment, whilst the Russian forces (including replacements) remain stagnant.

Luckily for Russia the UAF command and tactical ability is just as poor as those of Russia.

 

[Soldier35]

Ukrainian T-72M tanks, delivered earlier from Europe, appeared at the front. According to media reports, the Ukrainian army is gathering a strike force for a counteroffensive, the direction of the strike is still unknown.

 

[Soldier35]

An episode of the battle in Ukraine with the use of the Bumblebee-M rocket-propelled infantry flamethrower has been published. A platoon of flamethrowers was given the task of suppressing strongholds of the Ukrainian army with fire and providing a path for the advancement of armored vehicles of the Russian troops. Flamethrowers moved as close as possible to the strongholds of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and entered into battle with the Ukrainian army. After that, they retreated to positions to further cover the advance of Russian units in armored vehicles.

 

[Soldier35]

Russian artillery destroyed three tanks of the Ukrainian army with a pinpoint strike. Exploded and ammunition depot

 

[Soldier35]

Russian sappers conducting demining in Ukraine collected a large number of mines and grenades. All this was destroyed in one explosion. The explosion in power is equal to the explosion of 3 tons of explosives in TNT equivalent.

 

[Soldier35]

Donetsk militia spoke about the difficult assault on the village of Peski. The Ukrainian army created three lines of powerful defense and even dug underground passages between the basements of houses, this is a small part of what they had to face during the battles in the village. Details of the assault in the video. (Subtitles)

 

[Soldier35]

The United States sent Mi-24 and Mi-17 helicopters to Ukraine. The helicopters were previously purchased from Russia for the Afghan army, but were eventually transferred to the Ukrainian army. Video with helicopters has already been published by the Ukrainian army.