[WonderMomma]

"I thought the Russians had run out of agency in Kyiv.

It turns out not yet.

Cyber specialists of the Security Service detained two Russian agents who were correcting the Russian air attack on Kyiv on the night of September 21 this year.

It was established that on the eve of this date, the detainees sent coordinates to the Russians for an attack on the city.

The main targets of the enemy attack were the capital's life support facilities, including energy-generating enterprises."

#collaborator

[kellyhound]

In Primorsky Krai, Russia, yet another person tried to set fire to a military enlistment office but something went wrong.

[iARTEMx]

Originally Posted by kellyhound ↗

In Primorsky Krai, Russia, yet another person tried to set fire to a military enlistment office but something went wrong.

As always. Those bitches can't light up the military enlistment office, fogure it out to fight in Ukraine

[WonderMomma]

1 photo, 2 videos: "Smolensk partisans launch drones over the city." (Russia)

2 photos, 3rd and 4th video: "Partisans of the Krasnodar Territory attack Adler airport with attack drones." (Sochi)





#drone #russianterritory #cctvdashcam

[WonderMomma]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

1 photo, 2 videos: "Smolensk partisans launch drones over the city." (Russia)

"The moment a drone launched by unknown partisans hit an aircraft plant in Smolensk."

#drone #russianterritory

[kellyhound]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

"The moment a drone launched by unknown partisans hit an aircraft plant in Smolensk."

#drone #russianterritory

An experimental flight-testing station is based there.

According to Smolensk Aviation Plant's website, its main activities include serial production of goods developed at the enterprises of the Tactical Missiles Corporation; production of customized Yak_18T and SM_92T

#drone #russianterritory

[kellyhound]

Also in Sochi.
Sochi officials said that a drone was intercepted and shot down near the city airport, causing delays to 14 flights.

#drone #russianterritory

[Guns N' Coffee]

Calling Russian Tech Support @ Uralvagonzavod

https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidax...ort-in-russia/

A Ukrainian Officer’s Captured Russian Tank Wasn’t Working. So He Called Tech Support—In Russia.

In the 20 months of Russia’s wider war on Ukraine, the Ukrainian army has captured around 200 of Russia’s T-72B3 tanks.

The T-72B3, a product of Uralvagonzavod in Nizhny Tagil, is one of Russia’s newer tanks. And unlike, say, the T-64BV, the T-80U or the T-72AMT, Ukrainian industry doesn’t have much experience with the type.

So when a Ukrainian tanker with the callsign “Kochevnik” ran into problems with his captured Russian T-72B3—problems local expertise couldn’t immediately solve—he called Uralvagonzavod tech support. And incredibly, the help line actually helped.

Militarnyi captured Kochevnik’s calls on video.

Kochevnik serves in the Ukrainian army’s 54th Mechanized Brigade, which fights around Kramatorsk in eastern Ukraine and operates mostly Soviet-vintage equipment including T-64 tanks and BMP fighting vehicles. It also owns some of Ukraine’s ex-Russian T-72B3s.

Kochevnik was trolling the Russians, mostly. But his gripes with his 45-ton, three-person tank were real. The tank had been spewing oil. Its compressors weren’t working. The electrical turret-rotation mechanism kept failing, forcing the crew to rotate the turret with a hand crank.

While any tank can be temperamental, the list of malfunctions Kochevnik was dealing with might speak to inconsistent workmanship at Uralvagonzavod’s factories.

A Russian who gave his name as Aleksander Anatolevich, who clearly was unaware that Kochevnik is a Ukrainian soldier, promised he’d bring up the problems with the design bureau in Nizhny Tagil—and that he’d also contact the engine-manufacturer in Chelyabinsk.

Kochevnik wasn’t done trolling. He also got ahold of Andrey Abakumov, a Uralvagonzavod director. Abakumov asked Kochevnik to describe the tank’s problems in detail on WhatsApp.

That’s when Kochevnik finally revealed he’s Ukrainian, and his army had captured the problematic T-72 around Izium late last year.

Laughing, Kochevnik ended the call.

[Roosta]

[kellyhound]

In occupied Ukraine 3 military + an air defence system have been wiped out by a train after a collision.

The driver lost control of a Strela-10 missile system between Yenakieve + Vuhlehirsk, near Horlivka in Donetsk region and was hit by a freight train which resulted in 3 dead, two injured.