The Lookout (Twitter)

RT @JamieMctrusty: 10th April 1940. The first naval battle of Narvik. 5 Royal Navy destroyers sank two of their German counterparts and six merchant ships, while damaging others. Two British destroyers were sunk and the flotilla commander, Bernard Warburton-Lee was killed, latter receiving the VC. https://twitter.com/JamieMctrusty/status/1645332971820400642/photo/1

🇺🇦 Ukraine Weapons Tracker (Twitter)

#Ukraine: A Russian Tigr IMV, Remdiesel Z-STS "Akhmat" armoured vehicle and at least two Ural fuel trucks were destroyed by a Ukrainian HIMARS strike against a military staging point near Marinka, #Donetsk Oblast.

4emberlen (Twitter)

RT @tiamat007: Подорожуючи Луганщиною
#Сєвєродонецьк
🍃весна 2023 https://twitter.com/tiamat007/status/1645457428035584001/photo/1

Rob Lee (Twitter)

Another important development is that Russia is increasingly using relatively accurate glide bombs that have a range of 50-70km. Ukraine doesn't appear to have good way of countering this, and they are fairly simple to produce.
https://english.nv.ua/nation/ukraine-needs-long-range-air-defense-to-protect-from-russian-guided-bombs-50313909.html
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@yarotrof:
Russia could achieve its long-sought goal of air superiority in Ukraine *next month* as Kyiv runs out of S-300 air-defense missiles, according to leaked Pentagon analysis. Ukraine needs 9 more Patriot batteries and 13 more Nasams/IrisT batteries, it says. https://t.co/Yn7EUdKOIL