[William May]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

Holy shit. Quite a cook off on that second grenade. First one wounds some Russians and they come out.

Must have landed on an extra-large box of Booms.

[WhiskeyOutpost]

Originally Posted by SDI ↗

Appears to be inside a russian T-80, shooting at enemy infantry. Rather far away (4365m??), considering the high trajectory and long flight duration of the shell.

Surfaced on Telegram. Don't know where and when this happened. Can someone translate what they're screaming?

That 4365 number has to be the range in meters considering it took more than 4 seconds to reach the target and Russian HEAT rounds move around 1,000m per second.

If the range was ~400m that round would have been there in no time and you wouldn't have even seen the impact because of the dust and the tank moving backward because of recoil. It's also not the projectile speed, 4,365m/s is ridiculous as even Sabot rounds move at like 1,700m or more per second and nothing fired out of a tank moves as slow as 400m per second.

It also looks to come from above because of perspective and the optics are heavily zoomed in. HEAT rounds are very heavy, so the gun barrel has to be pointed upwards more than for a Sabot round fired at the same range. Ballistics.

[SinisterNm]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

- This video was captioned as Russians retreating from Lyman. Not sure if that's the case. Not sure why that stuff is blurred, the blur at the top right looks like the icon for a Ukrainian channel.

t.me/shizik_93 is what's blurred out. ukr channel

[SinisterNm]

detonation of a Russian air defense system, which is monitored by the Leleka UAV. guessing s300 off the amount of smoke.

[SinisterNm]

Ukr squad hit by drone dropped munitions

[SinisterNm]

Ukr Helo's still flying

[WonderMomma]

Death toll now stands at 30. More images from the shelling in Zaporizhzhia. Original post is here in the closed/archived media thread: https://www.documentingreality.com/f...ml#post7663794

Thanks to Susan for sending these to me.

EDIT: Added antemortem photo of the gentlemen in the 2nd photo. Quote from the person who posted it: "This man transported people from Melitopol (the occupied territory by russian terrorists).
Russians killed him today."

[WonderMomma]

"A pair of Russian BTR-82As fire from a tree line, and very quickly start taking Ukrainian artillery fire.

Ukrainian forces have consistently been able to accurately and quickly task fire support against Russian targets, with troops in the field frequently streaming back live images and other information to command posts."

[WhiskeyOutpost]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

"A pair of Russian BTR-82As fire from a tree line, and very quickly start taking Ukrainian artillery fire.

Ukrainian forces have consistently been able to accurately and quickly task fire support against Russian targets, with troops in the field frequently streaming back live images and other information to command posts."

One of the amazing aspects of this war is how traditional radio communications are at times taking a back seat role to smartphones and apps like Telegram. War is changing

[pastinho]

Originally Posted by ente17 ↗

Seems more likely that it's 433.5 meters judging from the projectile speed.. impact also feels more like a mortar round but Whiskey will probably shame my guesswork..

Yes, supersonic exit velocity for a projectile over 1km/s and distance traveled 0.43km after ~4sec xd