The Lookout (Twitter)

Looks like the encampment/depot at Medvedivka, northern Crimea has been just about emptied.

This depot likely held reserve equipment for the southern direction; the "Dnepr" and "Vostok" Groupings.
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@bradyafr:
The removal of Russian military equipment from this depot in occupied Crimea can be seen clearly when comparing high resolution satellite imagery from February 11th to March 16th. https://t.co/wM6YWO91fa

Necro Mancer (Twitter)

@g_ievgen Без понятия, канал роспроповский

Necro Mancer (Twitter)

@g_ievgen Ну, судя по описанию, остальные члены расчета выжили, по идее должно было накрыть пульт управления или что там у него

The Lookout (Twitter)

A quick look at Sentinel-1 SAR-imagery shows that withdrawal of equipment from Medvedivka has continued after the high res imagery above.

Here is a time-lapse of March 17th and yesterday, April 5th.

Going by SAR imagery, the site looks very empty now.

The Lookout (Twitter)

Very interesting thread on storm units in the 8th CAA.
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@Tatarigami_UA:
Thread🧵

I obtained a russian document titled "Regulation on Storm Units Z of the 8th Combined Arms Army." This document outlines the objectives, organization, and logistical requirements of 'Storm Z' units. After analyzing its contents, I have distilled the main points. https://t.co/vY5cqqzQRw

The Lookout (Twitter)

I think the emptying of Medvedivka should be seen in the light of Russian preparations for the expected Ukrainian offensive(s).

Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦 (Twitter)

Targeting of Russian T-90M with the help of the captured Kornet ATGM. And the subsequent grenade drop into the open hatch of the tank. By the 45th brigade of Ukraine.

Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦 (Twitter)

Russian mines collected during demining works, by the 28th brigade of Ukraine https://t.me/jurnko/7099

‌Necro Mancer (Twitter)

Сватовское направление, некоторое время назад, противотанкисты 87го дивизиона #45оабр #всу и российский "Прорыв" https://t.co/Or0AXv7rXv #RussianUkrainianWar https://t.co/P2zhJ4HHbj

Dan (Twitter)

@Oranjemarker Thanks. Good research you are right. Its clear from the film you linked.

The Lookout (Twitter)

@Tvisyn Don't know where it has gone.

It could have been used to replace losses, equip new units, moved further to the rear or a combination of all three.

But I do think it's likely this is related to defensive Russian actions, not offensive.

🇺🇦 Ukraine Weapons Tracker (Twitter)

#Ukraine: In the East, the Ukrainian 45th Artillery Brigade hit a Russian T-90M tank with a captured 9K129-series Kornet ATGM system, then used a drone to drop two "Molotov Balloons" on the damaged tank.