[kellyhound]

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[kellyhound]

1. The 63rd Separate Mechanized Brigade spotted an invader in the Lyman direction warming himself up battery of a FPV drone that caught fire. However the battery exploded.

2. The occupiers lost the opportunity to use the Mariupol port due to the 1st Corps of the Azov Army.

As a result of strikes on the port, power substations, radar equipment, repair infrastructure, a dispatcher tower and fuel and lubricant tanks were damaged. In addition, the cargo ship Lady Augusta from the shadow fleet of the enemy was destroyed.

The operation was jointly carried out by fighters of the 1st Azov Corps, the Security Service of Ukraine in the Donetsk and Luhansk regions, the Special Operations Center A, and the State Border Guard Service.

3. Crawling russian soldier gets a visit by a drone.

4. On the Limansky direction, one of the occupiers couldn't withstand the wait for the strike and committed suicide.

The Third Army Corps esp. the unit FATUM of the 60th Motor Rifle Brigade did the rest.

5. The occupiers are searching the landing area for ammunition, automatic weapons, and body armor.

Judging by their camouflage suits, the bodies of their killed comrades have been there for at least several months.

6. The 24th OMBR hunting for lonely invaders.

7. AZOV Battalion at work.

8. Shooting at approaching drone ends in getting killed.

9. Suicide chin shot.

10/11/12. Damir Davydov, a 62-year-old senior official in the russian Ministry of Defense, was killed on Tuesday morning, June 9, 2026, when a car bomb exploded beneath his vehicle in Balashikha, a suburb of Moscow.

Col. Damir Davydov served as the head of the missile and artillery command within the Main Missile and Artillery Directorate (GRAU), making him directly responsible for supplying missile and artillery ammunition to the front lines.

At approximately 5:30 a.m., an improvised explosive device planted underneath the driver's seat of a BMW X3 detonated as the driver started the engine and began moving.

The vehicle immediately burst into flames. The victim was pulled alive from the wreckage but died at the scene from multiple injuries.

According to investigators, the attack was executed using a hidden explosive device with a blast yield equivalent to 300 to 400 grams of TNT.

The blast occurred on Koldunova Street in the Aviatorov neighborhood of Balashikha. This area is a heavily populated military residential district built specifically for russian Ministry of Defense personnel, combat veterans, and military retirees.

This assassination took place roughly 400 meters from the site where Lieutenant General Yaroslav Moskalik was assassinated in a nearly identical car bombing in April 2025.

It marks the latest in a string of high-profile, targeted attacks against senior military figures deep inside russian territory.

[William May]

Davydov could ALSO have been Putin cleaning house again. Everybody is thinking Ukies, but a LOT of this will be found to be Putin after the war is over and the history is written. Just because Putin is your leader, DOES NOT MEAN HE IS YOUR FRIEND!

[WhiskeyOutpost]

✅ "Ukraine's 414th USF Brigade "Madyar's Birds" caught a Russian infantryman hiding in shrubbery, landing a lethal strike that starts a small fire and raises the brigade's June tally to 4,395. [TG robert_magyar] June 15, 2026."

✅ "Ukraine's 3rd Assault Brigade "Paskuda Battalion" chased down Russian infantry on the run, landing some impressive strikes. [TG PasKUDA_GROUP] June 15, 2026."

✅ "Ukrainian Nebesna Mara Battalion struck Russian soldiers, positions and equipment. Kupyansk direction. 43rd Mechanised Brigade. Published 15.06.2026." First clip is a direct hit on a running RU soldier

✅ "Ukrainian Border Guard Brigade Hart took out Russian soldiers who tried to break trough the border in the South-Slobozhansk direction. Published 15.06.2926"

✅ "Drone Crew "Uberdrone", UAV Company "Gentlemen", Motorized Infantry Battalion, 100th Mechanized Brigade killed a Russian soldier in Pleshchiivka with a "General Chereshnya" Nightvision FPV Drone. 12.06.2026"

✅ "Additional footage of Ukrainian operation that destroyed Russian Mi-28 and Mi-17 combat helicopters. Voronezh region, 150km from the frontline. Work by Ukrainian 429th UAS Brigade ACHILLES and Alpha SOF (SBU). Published by Prytula,15.06.2026"

✅ Drone drop blows RU soldiers' brains out "Ukraine's 67th Mechanized Brigade Iron ******* spotted a Russian soldier hiding in high grass in the Oleksandrivsk direction, sending in an FPV strike drone for a headshot. [TG @ironfalcons67] June 15, 2026"

[kellyhound]

1. Drone from the Rubaka Unmanned Systems Battalion attached to the 77th Air Assault Brigade hits motorcycle courier with ammo. These units operate both the Rubaka long-range loitering munition and closer-range FPV strike drones.

2. An enemy heavy flamethrower system Solntsepyok gets hit by a FPV drone.

3. The 8th Corps of the Airborne Assault Forces detecting and destroying enemy air defense soldiers and anti-tank weapons.

4. Artillery, equipment and infantry of the occupiers attacked and destroyed by the Ivan Frank Group.

The Ivan Franko Group is an elite, highly specialized Ukrainian long-range strike drone unit.

They work closely with top-tier brigades like the 79th Air Assault Brigade and are known for executing remarkable deep-strike operations.

They gained significant fame for using innovative signal repeaters to fly standard FPV combat drones over 60 kilometers deep behind enemy lines to systematically wipe out armor convoys and supply logistics in the Pokrovsk and Donetsk sectors.

5. Two enemy BMP-2's getting hit in the Armenianka settlement, Crimea.

6. Actions of the GUR of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine on the Zaporizhia front.

7. The P1-SUN is one of Ukraine’s most successful dedicated air-to-air drone interceptors. Developed by the Ukrainian defense technology firm SkyFall, it is specifically engineered to hunt, chase and kinetically destroy enemy reconnaissance and kamikaze UAVs like the Geran, Gerbera and in this case a Shahed-136.

By shifting the air defense burden away from multi-million-dollar surface-to-air missiles, the P1-SUN has become a cornerstone of Ukraine's asymmetric, low-cost air defense strategy.

While early prototypes flew at roughly 300 km/h, the current upgraded operational models utilize advanced propulsion to achieve top speeds of up to 450 km/h (280 mph).

This velocity allows them to successfully run down and intercept even russia's newer, fast jet-powered Shahed modifications.

8/9. This attack occurred on the night of June 13–14, 2026. Lyutyi drones bypassed protective anti-drone netting to ignite multiple state reserve fuel tanks in Rybinsk, resulting in severe local pollution reported as fuel oil rain across the district.

Satellite imagery confirmed severe fire damage to the pumping mechanisms. This directly disrupted the transit of Siberian crude oil heading toward major refining hubs and export terminals, such as the Port of Primorsk.

The strikes in Yaroslavl, occurring alongside synchronized mid-June hits on the Moscow Refinery and the Taneco plant in Tatarstan, have collectively crippled russia's domestic fuel stability.

Total russian oil refining volumes fell below 4 million barrels per day, marking the lowest refining capacity in 21 years. Nearly one-third of the country's entire refining capacity has been knocked offline.

To prevent an absolute shortage, major russian oil firms like Tatneft introduced unprecedented nationwide fuel caps, restricting retail purchases to just 20 liters of gasoline per car.

The government has also been forced to relax environmental standards, legalizing lower-quality Euro-3 gasoline to replace depleted Euro-5 reserves.

10. The Ivan Frank Group hits a warehouse of material and technical resources and a deployment point for enemy personnel.

11. The 47th Motor Rifle Brigade eliminate russian assault groups one by one.

12/13/13/14/15. On June 16 Ukraine launched one of its largest drone barrages of the year against Moscow, successfully striking the city's largest oil refinery and hitting a building in a nearby suburb.

The attack involved a massive swarm of roughly 60 long-range strike drones targeted directly at the capital, triggering widespread disruption and airport closures.

Ukrainian drones successfully breached up to four layers of heavily reinforced Pantsir air defense rings to strike the Gazprom Neft oil refinery in southeastern Moscow.

The strike caused a fierce fire and damaged the primary refining unit, which accounts for 53% of the entire facility's capacity. This damage immediately forced the refinery to halt its core operations.

The Kapotnya facility is the primary fuel source for the capital region, responsible for supplying roughly a third of Moscow's total gasoline and diesel demand.

An Ukrainian drone slammed directly into a multi-story building in Kotelniki, a town located just 4 kilometers from the burning Kapotnya refinery on Moscow's southeastern edge. The building was an uncompleted construction site, meaning no casualties were reported.

The Kremlin has extended its total ban on gasoline exports through the summer to preserve whatever domestic fuel remains for civilian and military transport.

This attack comes 1 day after russian forces launched a massive wave of 70 missiles and over 600 drones that heavily damaged the historic, UNESCO-listed Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra monastery and ignited the Dormition Cathedral.

[WhiskeyOutpost]

✅ "Ukraine's 425th Assault Regiment "Skelia" destroyed an unusually ineffective Russian infantry attack, which the group described as a "senseless assault" and a waste of men. [TG @skala425] June 17, 2026."

✅ "Ukraine's USF 59th Assault Brigade "Signum" continues to destroy Russian infantry attacks in Lyman area forests, running down enemy infantry on foot and on motorbike. [TG @umftteam] June 17, 2026."

✅ "(NSFW) Ukraine's 414th USF Brigade "Madyar's Birds" chased down and struck a Russian infantryman, who falls, steaming, beside a predeceased comrade, bringing the brigade's June tally to 5,043. [TG robert_magyar] June 17, 2026."

[WhiskeyOutpost]

✴️ Massive Ukrainian drone attack today hitting the Kapotnya oil refinery in Moscow. (5 videos). Civilians reporting massive amounts of damage to the facility.

[WhiskeyOutpost]

⚠️ Very energetic FPV drone blows apart a Russian soldier carrying equipment
"Ukraine's 414th USF Brigade "Madyar's Birds" spotted and struck a Russian infantryman, who is launched into the air, raising the brigade's June tally to 5,343. [TG robert_magyar] June 18, 2026"

⚠️ Extra + extended first person footage of the 18 June Moscow oil refinery attack as filmed by Russian civilians. 7 mins long

⚠️ "Ukraine's 225th Assault Regiment hunted down Russian infantry moving to stage for attacks, which, due to the effectiveness of drone tactics, begin as far as 20-30km behind enemy lines. [TG @OSHP_225] June 18, 2026"

[kellyhound]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

Extra + extended first person footage of the 18 June Moscow oil refinery attack as filmed by Russian civilians. 7 mins long.

Summarizing on those two strikes two days apart.

On June 16, a precision drone directly struck the ELOU-AVT-6 unit. This primary crude oil processing distillation unit is vital for separating crude oil into fuel fractions. The hit forced an immediate emergency shutdown of refining operations. During this attack Ukraine knocked out the CDU-6 primary crude distillation unit, which handles 53% of the plant's capacity (160,000 bpd).

Gazprom Neft engineers were actively preparing to bypass CDU-6 and restart the Euro+ unit at half-capacity just as the second drone wave struck 2 days later on June 18.

This follow-up strike directly hit the state-of-the-art Euro+ combined oil refining unit. This unit alone represents roughly 47% of the refinery’s total capacity (processing 140,000 barrels per day) and houses critical catalytic reforming and diesel hydrotreating mechanisms.

Multiple drones penetrated localized air defense nets, directly striking fuel storage tanks. The blasts were so powerful that they blew the heavy steel lids cleanly off the storage reservoirs, triggering 5 distinct large-scale fires across the complex.

Secondary processing units, inter-unit supply pipelines, and heavy auxiliary equipment have sustained severe structural damage, rendering the rest of the facility inoperable.

This sequential air campaign marks the largest aerial assault on the Moscow since the war began over four years ago.

Plumes of thick, toxic smoke rising from Kapotnya combined with local atmospheric conditions to produce a sticky, chemical black rain over residential areas of eastern Moscow and outlying suburbs, sparking widespread public anxiety.

Because the refinery historically supplied 40% of Moscow’s fuel and up to 70% of its gasoline, the total suspension of its 11.6-million-ton annual output has thrown regional supply chains into chaos.

Long-term repairs are projected to take anywhere from 8 to 18 months, compounding a national fuel crisis that has forced russia to urgently organize emergency fuel imports by sea.

While President Vladimir Putin has avoided commenting publicly during a summit in Kazan, prominent russian hardliners and ultra-conservative figures are openly panicking on TG, actively calling on the Kremlin to launch immediate, merciless retaliatory strikes.

In russia retail fuel prices are skyrocketing, hitting their highest weekly growth rate since January. The total shutdown of the Kapotnya Oil Refinery has pushed an already strained national energy market into a severe seasonal crisis, right at the peak of the summer vacation season.

On June 18, russia’s Federal Anti-Monopoly Service (FAS) launched an urgent investigation into Neftmagistral, a major private retailer with over 100 stations in the capital.

The company abruptly spiked its 95-octane petrol prices by 19% in just 3 days, jumping from 80 rubles to 95 rubles ($1.30) per liter.

While private chains are panicking and raising prices to cover shortfalls, state-run oil majors are trying to artificially suppress the panic.

Rosneft stations in Moscow are currently forcing a price of 73.6 rubles per liter for 95-octane, creating a massive gap in the local market.

Supply bottlenecks have now officially spread to over 25 russian regions. Nearly a third of russia's total domestic refining capacity is now offline due to successive drone campaigns.

Across the Krasnodar region and parts of western russia, multiple filling stations have completely suspended fuel sales to private citizens after running entirely out of stock.

The Energy Ministry has placed the country on emergency footing, creating a specialized task force to manage fuel logistics.

The Kremlin has been forced to import massive emergency fuel volumes via the St. Petersburg Commodity Exchange from refineries in Belarus to keep Moscow's economy moving.

[William May]

The area Russia now holds, of Ukrainian territory, is LESS THAN THE AREA MADE UP OF LOS ANGELES COUNTY!

GO UKRAINE!