Backup UHF antenna used to launch missile from plane. Minuteman Missile National Historical Site, South Dakota.

Soviet missile R-14 in a silo.

A rare photo. Takeoff of the Soviet aircraft Aн-22ПЛО 08838 (0107) with a nuclear reactor on board. Semipalatinsk test site, 1972.

3 x 150 kt warheads (MIRVs) of RSD-10 soviet missile.

Rocket engine test, North Korea, 2017.

RT-2PM Topol / SS-25 Sickle missile

The Chinese KJ-1, a copy of the Soviet Tu-4, that was a copy of the American bomber B-29.

The SS-11 mod.2 Sego soviet ICBM in the silo launch facility. Top view.

Inverted RT-2PM Topol soviet mobile ICBM

152-mm soviet nuclear artillery shell (2.5 kilotons)

The Soviet R-27 'Serb' submarine-launched ballistic missile. 3 x 200 kt warheads. 1970s

The Kh-80 Meteorit-A soviet cruise missile. 1980s.

Kharkiv Oblast, Ukranian forces captured, and then put into service, a Russian TMM-3M2 50-ton scissor bridge.

Plane crash at Belbek airfield in Crimea.

Last week the 🇺🇦 forces started an unpresedented #HIMARS campaign on the 🇷🇺 supply hub Svatove. In 2 days at least 5 seperate targets where hit in & around Svatove. This town was a supply hub for the Lyman & Kupiansk front.1 strike took out the command of the 144th regiment.

This comparison of the Su-57 production line versus the F-35 production line really sums up the most important difference between these aircraft.
One is the most technologically advanced fighter in the world. The other is practically artisanal.

Looks like the 🇷🇺#Russians left behind a lot of equipment in working condition. Captured BTR-82A IFV near #Lyman, #Donetsk

The first sighting of M113A1/A2 armored personnel carriers donated to Ukraine by Portugal 🇵🇹 - this particular APC is currently deployed in #Kherson Oblast.
In total Portugal donated 14 M113s, which is 10% of the countries' fleet.