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⚡️🇷🇺🇺🇦📐 Was there really an Ukrainian landing force at the #Zaporozhye NPP?
Analysis by @Rybar🔎
On 1 September, Ukrainian forces attempted an amphibious landing on the southern shore of the #Kakhovka reservoir.
According to the Russian Defence Ministry, the landing was carried out in two waves: One part of the group, which included up to 60 people (64 people, according to our information), landed three kilometres northeast of the #Zaporozhye NPP, and another part tried to land 40 minutes later on two barges in the #Vodyane area.
The biggest problem was that the Russian Defence Ministry's version seemed too fantastic to be true in the absence of objective control personnel. All versions from the Ukrainian side are always backed up with at least fake photo and video footage when there is no real evidence.
Today, video footage of Ukrainian bodies allegedly found near #Nikopol and nailed to the shore surfaced on the net. But if that's not enough, there's another little nuance. And this one is extremely important.
Barges:
On the page of the resource lostarmour we found a curious point of view that indirectly confirms the fact of the involvement of barges in the landing of the Ukrainian landing forces.
Satellite images show 12 barges moored at the quay of Kamianske village for a year. This is confirmed by images from April 2021 and 30 August 2022. The PlanetLabs preview image from 1 September shows two barges separating from the group of moored barges. This is the first time this has happened in a year.
In the village of Kamenskoye, satellite imagery shows 12 barges moored along the pier for a year. This is confirmed by images from April 2021 and 30 August 2022. A preview of a PlanetLabs image from 1 September shows two barges separating from a moored group. This was the first time this had happened in a year.
We, for all our scepticism, do not believe the version of an insidious Russian sabotage and reconnaissance group that crossed the Dnipro river, stole the barges in #Nikopol and brought them to the south bank to simulate a Ukrainian landing on the south bank.
Sometimes the simple truth that the Russian Ministry of Defence does not know how to be creative and imaginative in its information tasks may be reason enough to believe the official press releases.
@Slavyangrad/@rybar/
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Analysis by @Rybar🔎
On 1 September, Ukrainian forces attempted an amphibious landing on the southern shore of the #Kakhovka reservoir.
According to the Russian Defence Ministry, the landing was carried out in two waves: One part of the group, which included up to 60 people (64 people, according to our information), landed three kilometres northeast of the #Zaporozhye NPP, and another part tried to land 40 minutes later on two barges in the #Vodyane area.
The biggest problem was that the Russian Defence Ministry's version seemed too fantastic to be true in the absence of objective control personnel. All versions from the Ukrainian side are always backed up with at least fake photo and video footage when there is no real evidence.
Today, video footage of Ukrainian bodies allegedly found near #Nikopol and nailed to the shore surfaced on the net. But if that's not enough, there's another little nuance. And this one is extremely important.
Barges:
On the page of the resource lostarmour we found a curious point of view that indirectly confirms the fact of the involvement of barges in the landing of the Ukrainian landing forces.
Satellite images show 12 barges moored at the quay of Kamianske village for a year. This is confirmed by images from April 2021 and 30 August 2022. The PlanetLabs preview image from 1 September shows two barges separating from the group of moored barges. This is the first time this has happened in a year.
In the village of Kamenskoye, satellite imagery shows 12 barges moored along the pier for a year. This is confirmed by images from April 2021 and 30 August 2022. A preview of a PlanetLabs image from 1 September shows two barges separating from a moored group. This was the first time this had happened in a year.
We, for all our scepticism, do not believe the version of an insidious Russian sabotage and reconnaissance group that crossed the Dnipro river, stole the barges in #Nikopol and brought them to the south bank to simulate a Ukrainian landing on the south bank.
Sometimes the simple truth that the Russian Ministry of Defence does not know how to be creative and imaginative in its information tasks may be reason enough to believe the official press releases.
@Slavyangrad/@rybar/
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