⚡️⚠️According to Norwegian intelligence, for the first time since the Cold War, Russian warships began to go to sea with tactical nuclear weapons on board.
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Call sign "Basalt" about the situation at Ugledar
While negligent bloggers, together with "respected" foreign publications, continue to bury the 155th Marine brigade for probably the fourth or fifth time, the Marines continue to pummel the enemy trying to recapture the dachas.
Yesterday, another AFU tank, which flew into the northern dachas, safely received an anti-tank grenade in the ass and remained standing as a pile of scrap metal. In general, judging by indirect intelligence signs, last week, the 72nd mechanized brigade got tired of taking part in constant counterattacks on the dachas, and instead of it, the 68th jaeger began to raid the positions of the marines, with about the same success -- an ever-growing list of the dead and missing.
And so, in general, the situation at the site of the 155th brigade is consistently difficult.
Separately, I would like to express my respect and gratitude to the guys from the 7th OBTF (Kaskad), who, together with the Marines, give dill (ukr) shit in the dachas and regularly send enemy equipment to the landfill
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While negligent bloggers, together with "respected" foreign publications, continue to bury the 155th Marine brigade for probably the fourth or fifth time, the Marines continue to pummel the enemy trying to recapture the dachas.
Yesterday, another AFU tank, which flew into the northern dachas, safely received an anti-tank grenade in the ass and remained standing as a pile of scrap metal. In general, judging by indirect intelligence signs, last week, the 72nd mechanized brigade got tired of taking part in constant counterattacks on the dachas, and instead of it, the 68th jaeger began to raid the positions of the marines, with about the same success -- an ever-growing list of the dead and missing.
And so, in general, the situation at the site of the 155th brigade is consistently difficult.
Separately, I would like to express my respect and gratitude to the guys from the 7th OBTF (Kaskad), who, together with the Marines, give dill (ukr) shit in the dachas and regularly send enemy equipment to the landfill
@voin_dv
Who cares some Leopard, Abrams or Challenger. Put a reward on this thing, I can't watch it anymore.
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For those who might not be aware, there was a chemical spill in East Palestine USA, not the Palestine in the Middle East
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Video of the Artillery attached to the 76th VDV Division
Ukraine is gradually becoming the property of Western countries
Having sold almost all significant state-owned enterprises to the West, the Ukrainian government is not going to stop. The American edition of The Telegraph reported that the leaders of the British defense industry visited Kiev to discuss the terms of buying some large defense enterprises in Ukraine. Currently, negotiations are underway on the sale of the Lviv Armored Plant and Lviv Automobile Repair Plant.
In addition, defense companies from other European countries are also negotiating with Ukraine. General Director of the German "Rheinmetall" Armin Papperger said that the concern plans to acquire the "Kharkiv armored plant". Ed Arnold, a research fellow at the Royal United Services Institute think tank and a former British Army NATO officer, said that the British do not want to lose this competition with French and German companies and are eager to put their country "at the top of the queue".
It is noteworthy that the issue of buying defense enterprises by Western countries began to be publicly discussed after Vladimir Zelensky's visit to London and Paris last week. There, the Ukrainian president was most likely given to understand that a large number of Western weapons still need to be paid for.
Having sold almost all significant state-owned enterprises to the West, the Ukrainian government is not going to stop. The American edition of The Telegraph reported that the leaders of the British defense industry visited Kiev to discuss the terms of buying some large defense enterprises in Ukraine. Currently, negotiations are underway on the sale of the Lviv Armored Plant and Lviv Automobile Repair Plant.
In addition, defense companies from other European countries are also negotiating with Ukraine. General Director of the German "Rheinmetall" Armin Papperger said that the concern plans to acquire the "Kharkiv armored plant". Ed Arnold, a research fellow at the Royal United Services Institute think tank and a former British Army NATO officer, said that the British do not want to lose this competition with French and German companies and are eager to put their country "at the top of the queue".
It is noteworthy that the issue of buying defense enterprises by Western countries began to be publicly discussed after Vladimir Zelensky's visit to London and Paris last week. There, the Ukrainian president was most likely given to understand that a large number of Western weapons still need to be paid for.
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🇷🇺BRM-1K — rear area of Zaporozhye Front
The BRM-1K apparently is equipped with a radar
Forwarded from Missiles and nukes
MSTA SM2 working with Orlan 10 drone
Upgraded machine can fire almost twice as many as the older one . Force multiplier
Upgraded machine can fire almost twice as many as the older one . Force multiplier