[kellyhound]

Kherson shooting

[kellyhound]

Russ stealing.

U.S. sanctions and export controls imposed at the outset of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and aimed at crippling its economy are starting to have an impact on Russian battlefield operations.

Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo in a pair of congressional hearings this week told lawmakers that Russia has been using semiconductors from dishwashers and refrigerators for its military equipment.

"Our approach was to deny Russia technology, technology that would cripple their ability to continue a military operation. And that is exactly what we are doing," Raimondi said on Wednesday.

She said she has heard anecdotes from the Ukrainian prime minister that some of the Russian equipment left behind contains semiconductors from kitchen appliances because the defense industrial base is having a hard time producing more chips on its own and is facing export controls that limit its ability to import the technology from other countries.

[kellyhound]

Two vehicles have been arsoned in Crimea’s Koktebel, police reports.

“The Crimean police have received an emergency call that two vehicles had been on fire at around 3 a.m. today, the police are investigating the matter and questioning potential witnesses,” the statement says.

It is reported that the vehicles in question are an off-roader and a golf car allegedly owned by Dmitry Kiselyov, Director General of Rossiya Segodnya and one of Russia’s most notable propagandists.

A video of the alleged arson is also available on social media. It shows a man wearing a face mask and boot covers entering what is described as the premises of Kiselyov’s vacation home and sets the two vehicles on fire.

The police believes that the arsonist knew those were Kiselyov’s vehicles as his address in Koktebel is publicly available.

[lexik462]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

- Russian got blown apart

can you attach these legs to a Ukrainian soldier crushed by a Ukrainian armored personnel carrier at 45 seconds of the video

[SinisterNm]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

- More shit the Russians just abandoned around Izyum. Fail.

Nona-SVK 120mm self-propelled mortar carrier on chassis of BTR-80
great finds tonight everyone

[duntez]

Originally Posted by kellyhound ↗

Russ stealing.

U.S. sanctions and export controls imposed at the outset of Russia's invasion of Ukraine and aimed at crippling its economy are starting to have an impact on Russian battlefield operations.

Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo in a pair of congressional hearings this week told lawmakers that Russia has been using semiconductors from dishwashers and refrigerators for its military equipment.

"Our approach was to deny Russia technology, technology that would cripple their ability to continue a military operation. And that is exactly what we are doing," Raimondi said on Wednesday.

She said she has heard anecdotes from the Ukrainian prime minister that some of the Russian equipment left behind contains semiconductors from kitchen appliances because the defense industrial base is having a hard time producing more chips on its own and is facing export controls that limit its ability to import the technology from other countries.

What kind of BS propaganda is this. Your video and text don’t correspond each other.

[Rfneimad]

Originally Posted by duntez ↗

What kind of BS propaganda is this. Your video and text don’t correspond each other.

Wheres your washing machine chips? Did you donate for the cause?

[WhiskeyOutpost]

Originally Posted by duntez ↗

What kind of BS propaganda is this. Your video and text don’t correspond each other.

Yeah they do... it's straightforward to see how they are correlated

[duntez]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

Yeah they do... it's straightforward to see how they are correlated

No they don’t

[WhiskeyOutpost]

- Shchurove and Dibrova have been taken by Ukranian forces and fighting is starting in Lyman itself.

- (Further east) Even though fighting is still taking place in the eastern outskirts of Bilohorivka, Ukranian forces continue to push towards Lysychansk/Severodonyetsk.