For 40 år siden ble det barnehage her
- nå skal det feires.
1. mai er det nøyaktig 40 år siden Sønsteby barnehage åpnet. Nå skal Gunvor Nelson dra i gang en skikkelig feiring.
- nå skal det feires.
1. mai er det nøyaktig 40 år siden Sønsteby barnehage åpnet. Nå skal Gunvor Nelson dra i gang en skikkelig feiring.
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The 33rd Separate Mechanized Brigade successfully repelled a Russian mechanized assault on the Kurakhove direction. Ukrainian FPV kamikaze drones continued to destroy Russian T-72B1 tanks, while a Mavic 3 drone delivered precise strikes against enemy infantry. Realizing their resistance was futile, some Russian soldiers attempted to surrender. However, they did not make it to the exchange pool, as a Russian drone coordinated an artillery strike on their own soldiers, leaving only one survivor. The irony of the situation, "kill your own to scare the enemy," reflects Russia’s unchanged approach since 1941. The event took place north of the village of Kostyantynivka, Donetsk Oblast.
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🚜 Ukrainian Drone Destroys Russian-Modified Tractor Near Chasiv Yar
💥 Ukrainian forces from the 427th Raroh Regiment destroyed a Soviet-era T-40 tractor repurposed for military use near Chasiv Yar, Donetsk Oblast. The vehicle, likely seized from civilians, was armored and used for hauling timber for bunkers. Video footage shows FPV drones targeting the tractor, with the third strike hitting the engine and igniting it. The driver escaped unharmed.
🛠️ The T-40, made from the 1960s to 1990s, is one of many improvised vehicles used by Russian troops due to increasing equipment losses. With armored vehicle stocks low, Russia now relies on civilian cars, buses, mopeds, and even donkeys for transport in high-risk areas.
🎯 The strike underscores Ukraine’s Drone Line project, which forms drone assault units to create 10–15 km kill zones. Supported by elite forces, it enables targeting of Russian logistics and armor deep on the front, highlighting the collapse of Russia’s mechanized warfare capacity.
💥 Ukrainian forces from the 427th Raroh Regiment destroyed a Soviet-era T-40 tractor repurposed for military use near Chasiv Yar, Donetsk Oblast. The vehicle, likely seized from civilians, was armored and used for hauling timber for bunkers. Video footage shows FPV drones targeting the tractor, with the third strike hitting the engine and igniting it. The driver escaped unharmed.
🛠️ The T-40, made from the 1960s to 1990s, is one of many improvised vehicles used by Russian troops due to increasing equipment losses. With armored vehicle stocks low, Russia now relies on civilian cars, buses, mopeds, and even donkeys for transport in high-risk areas.
🎯 The strike underscores Ukraine’s Drone Line project, which forms drone assault units to create 10–15 km kill zones. Supported by elite forces, it enables targeting of Russian logistics and armor deep on the front, highlighting the collapse of Russia’s mechanized warfare capacity.
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🤖 Ukraine’s AI Drones Defy Russian Jamming in Kursk Offensive
🔥 Ukrainian forces now use AI-powered HF-1 drones to hit Russian targets in Kursk Oblast, successfully countering Russian electronic warfare. Built by Germany's Helsing, the HF-1 autonomously identifies and strikes vehicles even amid jamming, making it immune to conventional defenses.
🎯 In a recent incursion near Tyotkino, Ukraine’s 413th Battalion drones destroyed 12 artillery pieces, 5 tanks, 4 rocket launchers, and 11 air-defense systems. An HF-1 flew through a Msta-S howitzer's hatch, while earlier attempts failed in strike footage, demonstrating the drone’s “try-until-success” targeting logic.
🛡️ With 10,000 HF-1 and HX-2 drones in production, Ukraine is relying on AI to counter Russia’s powerful jammers like Black Eye. Despite their cost (~€17,000 each), these drones provide precision and autonomy that quadcopters cannot, transforming modern drone warfare and enabling Ukraine to operate behind enemy lines.
🔥 Ukrainian forces now use AI-powered HF-1 drones to hit Russian targets in Kursk Oblast, successfully countering Russian electronic warfare. Built by Germany's Helsing, the HF-1 autonomously identifies and strikes vehicles even amid jamming, making it immune to conventional defenses.
🎯 In a recent incursion near Tyotkino, Ukraine’s 413th Battalion drones destroyed 12 artillery pieces, 5 tanks, 4 rocket launchers, and 11 air-defense systems. An HF-1 flew through a Msta-S howitzer's hatch, while earlier attempts failed in strike footage, demonstrating the drone’s “try-until-success” targeting logic.
🛡️ With 10,000 HF-1 and HX-2 drones in production, Ukraine is relying on AI to counter Russia’s powerful jammers like Black Eye. Despite their cost (~€17,000 each), these drones provide precision and autonomy that quadcopters cannot, transforming modern drone warfare and enabling Ukraine to operate behind enemy lines.
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🕸 01.06.2025. Operasjon «Edderkoppnett».
Fem russiske flybaser i
Murmansk,
Irkutsk,
Ivanovo,
Ryazan
og Amur,
ble angrepet av droner som var blitt
smuglet inn i Russland og fraktet på lastebiler.
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✈ = 41 fly, ødelagt eller skadet.
https://nilsmartin.no/Historie/Ukraina-krigen.html#Edderkoppnett
Fem russiske flybaser i
Murmansk,
Irkutsk,
Ivanovo,
Ryazan
og Amur,
ble angrepet av droner som var blitt
smuglet inn i Russland og fraktet på lastebiler.
✈ ✈ ✈ ✈ ✈ ✈ ✈ ✈ ✈ ✈
✈ ✈ ✈ ✈ ✈ ✈ ✈ ✈ ✈ ✈
✈ ✈ ✈ ✈ ✈ ✈ ✈ ✈ ✈ ✈
✈ ✈ ✈ ✈ ✈ ✈ ✈ ✈ ✈ ✈
✈ = 41 fly, ødelagt eller skadet.
https://nilsmartin.no/Historie/Ukraina-krigen.html#Edderkoppnett
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