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Russian BTR-82A infantry fighting vehicle was captured in #Kherson region recently. Appears to be in a decent condition.
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The combatants can be seen while unpacking a fresh 73mm "Warrior" SPG-9 (WSPG-9) recoilless rifle.
Aftermath of a Russian missile strike in Dnipro, Ukrainian authorizes report 5 injured, 4 dead, 2 adults and 2 children. Per reports, a Russian missile landed in a residential neighborhood.
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A Ukrainian Su-24M strike aircraft was shot down by a Russian surface-to-air missile presumably in South.
As reported and as can be seen, the crew managed to eject.
As reported and as can be seen, the crew managed to eject.
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A rare example of tank-on-tank combat - a Russian tank was destroyed by Ukrainian tank fire a few days ago in the East. Catastrophic ammo cook-off included.
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Footage from the ground in Kurylivka, #Kharkiv Oblast reveals not only these two T-90A, but a Russian T-80BV abandoned and a BMP-3 IFV destroyed
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Ukrainian M270 MLRS
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Mykola Kusch (Frost), an Azovstal defender who has recently been freed from russian captivity, shared a video about what was happening in Azovstal
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Video of an ATGM strike on a Russian T-72B3 tank in Olhivka, Kharkiv Oblast by Ukraine’s 95th Air Assault Brigade.
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Five Russian Typhoon-VDV vehicles with 320V1 turrets with 30mm cannons reportedly in Ukraine though they don’t have any markings.
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The result of the work of the Armed Forces of Ukraine at the headquarters of the 144th motorized rifle division in Svatovo (49.393664, 38.178868)
On August 23, 1953, the Soviet RDS-4 "Tatyana" tactical atomic bomb was tested. The bomb was dropped from an IL-28 jet aircraft at an altitude of 11 km and exploded at 600 m, with a yield of 28 kt. It was the first soviet mass-produced tactical nuclear weapon.