Dan (Twitter)
12.🇷🇺POWs taken by🇺🇦NGU 3rd Operational Bde Spartan, Pokrovsk front, April.
A longer cut of the film in tweet 9 shows that the Spartan troops indeed took a POW during this skirmish (seen emerging at 0:57).
In this version the 2🇷🇺KIA are not blurred, so warning on graphic content.
12.🇷🇺POWs taken by🇺🇦NGU 3rd Operational Bde Spartan, Pokrovsk front, April.
A longer cut of the film in tweet 9 shows that the Spartan troops indeed took a POW during this skirmish (seen emerging at 0:57).
In this version the 2🇷🇺KIA are not blurred, so warning on graphic content.
Status-6 (Twitter)
Ukrainian drone strikes hit electrical substations in Russia-occupied parts of Kherson and Zaporizhzhia Oblasts of Ukraine tonight.
Ukrainian drone strikes hit electrical substations in Russia-occupied parts of Kherson and Zaporizhzhia Oblasts of Ukraine tonight.
Ukraine Battle Map (Twitter)
Aircraft visually confirmed hit in Operation Spiderweb by Ukraine 🇺🇦 on June 1, 2025
1. Olenya Air Base
4x Tu-95 Destroyed
1x Tu-95 Damaged
1x An-22 Destroyed
2. Belaya Air Base
3x Tu-95 Destroyed
1x Tu-95 Damaged
4x Tu-22M3 Destroyed
3. Ukrainka Air Base
1x Tu-95 Damaged/Destroyed
4. Ivanovo Air Base
1x Il-76 or A-50 Possible Damaged/Destroyed
5. Dyagilevo Air Base
No Confirmed Damage
Total Aircraft Hit
7x Tu-95 Destroyed
2x Tu-95 Damaged
4x Tu-22M3 Destroyed
1x A-50 or Il-76 Damaged
1x An-12 Destroyed
Total: 16x Aircraft Damaged/Destroyed
The list will be updated as more imagery comes in over the next week
Aircraft visually confirmed hit in Operation Spiderweb by Ukraine 🇺🇦 on June 1, 2025
1. Olenya Air Base
4x Tu-95 Destroyed
1x Tu-95 Damaged
1x An-22 Destroyed
2. Belaya Air Base
3x Tu-95 Destroyed
1x Tu-95 Damaged
4x Tu-22M3 Destroyed
3. Ukrainka Air Base
1x Tu-95 Damaged/Destroyed
4. Ivanovo Air Base
1x Il-76 or A-50 Possible Damaged/Destroyed
5. Dyagilevo Air Base
No Confirmed Damage
Total Aircraft Hit
7x Tu-95 Destroyed
2x Tu-95 Damaged
4x Tu-22M3 Destroyed
1x A-50 or Il-76 Damaged
1x An-12 Destroyed
Total: 16x Aircraft Damaged/Destroyed
The list will be updated as more imagery comes in over the next week
Status-6 (Twitter)
RT @DrnBmbr: Friends, please note — the map currently circulating online has nothing to do with our channel. It’s a fake.
We did not publish or create it. Most likely, it was made by other Ukrainian Telegram channels and is now being spread across the network!!
RT @DrnBmbr: Friends, please note — the map currently circulating online has nothing to do with our channel. It’s a fake.
We did not publish or create it. Most likely, it was made by other Ukrainian Telegram channels and is now being spread across the network!!
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Dan (Twitter)
RT @WarUnitObserver: 🇷🇺 Russian units operating in Kursk/Sumy Oblast.
Thread:
Contrary to initial beliefs, most Russian units remained in Kursk and continued assault operations through April and May, with additional units recently reintroduced
RT @WarUnitObserver: 🇷🇺 Russian units operating in Kursk/Sumy Oblast.
Thread:
Contrary to initial beliefs, most Russian units remained in Kursk and continued assault operations through April and May, with additional units recently reintroduced
Rob Lee (Twitter)
RT @ChristopherJM: Satellite images made by @Maxar before Ukraine's big drone strike operation show Russian airfields in Belaya, Ivanovo, Ukrainka, Olenya & Ryazan Dyagilevo, as well as close-up views of bomber, transport and airborne warning aircraft.
Maxar writes: "At each of the five airbases, defensive measures have been observed on many of the planes, presumably in an attempt to protect the aircraft from drone attacks by placing tires and other objects on the top of the wings. Additionally, the use of decoy aircraft was also seen at the airbases including painted aircraft outlines on the tarmac and materials positioned in the shape of bomber aircraft."
A thread. 🧵
RT @ChristopherJM: Satellite images made by @Maxar before Ukraine's big drone strike operation show Russian airfields in Belaya, Ivanovo, Ukrainka, Olenya & Ryazan Dyagilevo, as well as close-up views of bomber, transport and airborne warning aircraft.
Maxar writes: "At each of the five airbases, defensive measures have been observed on many of the planes, presumably in an attempt to protect the aircraft from drone attacks by placing tires and other objects on the top of the wings. Additionally, the use of decoy aircraft was also seen at the airbases including painted aircraft outlines on the tarmac and materials positioned in the shape of bomber aircraft."
A thread. 🧵
Dan (Twitter)
RT @WarUnitObserver: In the Gornal’-Guevo area, the 810th Naval Infantry Brigade, supported by the 22nd and 1427th MRR, continued to take substantial casualties throughout May.
Meanwhile, the Strategic Missile Forces regiment and the 177th Marine Brigade continued their attacks south of Plekhovo.
RT @WarUnitObserver: In the Gornal’-Guevo area, the 810th Naval Infantry Brigade, supported by the 22nd and 1427th MRR, continued to take substantial casualties throughout May.
Meanwhile, the Strategic Missile Forces regiment and the 177th Marine Brigade continued their attacks south of Plekhovo.
Dan (Twitter)
RT @ZelenskyyUa: When asked by journalists whether yesterday’s operation might enrage the Russians, I responded that just a day earlier, Russia had launched a massive overnight attack on Ukraine, over 480 drones and missiles. They struck civilian infrastructure, residential buildings. There were casualties, people killed and injured.
This happens every single day. Sometimes there’s a short pause, and to be honest, we now call it a “pause” if there’s just no one killed that night. But even then, drones still fly, and people still get wounded. These so-called pauses just mean fewer attacks than usual, but we’re still talking about dozens of drones and cruise missiles.
So no, no one cares whether Russia is angry. What matters is that Russia must move toward ending this war. And as a global community, we must all do what we can to stop them.
We are very much awaiting strong steps from the United States. We hope he will support sanctions and push Putin to stop this war, at least to take the first step toward ending it: a ceasefire. These are critical things. I believe that from the position of the U.S., we will be able to achieve this faster.
RT @ZelenskyyUa: When asked by journalists whether yesterday’s operation might enrage the Russians, I responded that just a day earlier, Russia had launched a massive overnight attack on Ukraine, over 480 drones and missiles. They struck civilian infrastructure, residential buildings. There were casualties, people killed and injured.
This happens every single day. Sometimes there’s a short pause, and to be honest, we now call it a “pause” if there’s just no one killed that night. But even then, drones still fly, and people still get wounded. These so-called pauses just mean fewer attacks than usual, but we’re still talking about dozens of drones and cruise missiles.
So no, no one cares whether Russia is angry. What matters is that Russia must move toward ending this war. And as a global community, we must all do what we can to stop them.
We are very much awaiting strong steps from the United States. We hope he will support sanctions and push Putin to stop this war, at least to take the first step toward ending it: a ceasefire. These are critical things. I believe that from the position of the U.S., we will be able to achieve this faster.
Rob Lee (Twitter)
RT @CSBiggers: Dyagilevo from today showed some possible burn scarring but no damaged aircraft. (Imagery: @planet)
RT @CSBiggers: Dyagilevo from today showed some possible burn scarring but no damaged aircraft. (Imagery: @planet)
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Status-6 (Twitter)
Ukrainian city of Odesa under attack of Russian Shahed/Geran-type long-range OWA-UAVs.
Multiple strikes reported.
Ukrainian city of Odesa under attack of Russian Shahed/Geran-type long-range OWA-UAVs.
Multiple strikes reported.
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Colby Badhwar 🇨🇦🇬🇧 (Twitter)
@Morgrid1 @AleksnderZajac @ToreBear @Jeff21461 @bergbart: That's something the US Army is looking at solely for their own requirements. Kongsberg is not offering that solution to other customers.
@Morgrid1 @AleksnderZajac @ToreBear @Jeff21461 @bergbart: That's something the US Army is looking at solely for their own requirements. Kongsberg is not offering that solution to other customers.
Colby Badhwar 🇨🇦🇬🇧 (Twitter)
@John_A_Ridge @heatloss1986 @WestlannWyvern @PezeshkiCharles: Spain was the initial donor but there are other rumored sources. US has been providing missiles from deep storage. There are numerous USAI awards to US and international sources for repair and sustainment. Some work is being done by the US organic industrial base too. Will have an article on that at some point in the future.
@John_A_Ridge @heatloss1986 @WestlannWyvern @PezeshkiCharles: Spain was the initial donor but there are other rumored sources. US has been providing missiles from deep storage. There are numerous USAI awards to US and international sources for repair and sustainment. Some work is being done by the US organic industrial base too. Will have an article on that at some point in the future.
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IgorGirkin (Twitter)
RT @GrandpaRoy2: The Russian-Chinese company PGI conducts an unspooling test up to 120 km/hr on a fiber optic spool for FPVs.
Again it is notable how remarkably resilient optical fiber cable is. https://twitter.com/GrandpaRoy2/status/1884289800678826116#m
RT @GrandpaRoy2: The Russian-Chinese company PGI conducts an unspooling test up to 120 km/hr on a fiber optic spool for FPVs.
Again it is notable how remarkably resilient optical fiber cable is. https://twitter.com/GrandpaRoy2/status/1884289800678826116#m
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