[duntez]

������������������������ Repulse of the offensive of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on the southern front Footage of the battles on the Andreevsky section of the Berislav direction in the Kherson region, filmed from the first person by the fighters of the Russian 34th separate motorized rifle mountain brigade. On October 9, units of the 46th separate airmobile brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine attacked the positions of the RF Armed Forces near the village of Sadok from Bolshaya Aleksandrovka. Russian servicemen successfully repelled the assault, pushing the enemy back to their original positions. During a fierce clash, the Russian Armed Forces destroyed three enemy tanks and two infantry fighting vehicles. On account of 34 omsbr (g), at least one T-64 - burning skeletons remained from the rest of the equipment.

[WhiskeyOutpost]

Originally Posted by DoktorDoris ↗

i know naught about such things. but wouldn't using such lengthy mags preclude getting a good sight picture whilst laying prone? or is that a price worth paying for 50 percent more rounds?

I've got two Molot bakelite RPK mags for my 74 and I haven't had an issue with them prone. If you're facing slightly uphill just angle the rifle to the side a little bit when aiming. They're designed for the RPK-74 but these guys are using them in AK-74's. Almost no difference.

[duntez]

The work of military personnel of the Armed Forces in the Kherson direction on the equipment and infantry of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, which attempted to conduct reconnaissance in force. The fire was fired, including from anti-tank systems and RPGs. After getting into the M113, in which there were 14 people, part of the Ukrainian military retreats to the forest belt, while the rest are trying to help their 300th, followed by a second arrival by transport.

[duntez]

What’s this about?
“ As I have promised! Imitation of undermining technology. Training is going well!”

[WhiskeyOutpost]

- In hindsight that Rus dude is probably happy he fell off the BMP-2

- Ukrainians found a Russian in a very shallow grave. Most likely buried by his comrades.

[WhiskeyOutpost]

- ебать!

- What language is this guy speaking?! Tuvan?

Caption was that he said "Look here, is it possible to blow up the Urals, filled with people, they just arrived today, scattered everyone."

Edit: Another source said this guy is a Vietnamese mercenary/volunteer

[WhiskeyOutpost]

- "Nice AT mines you have there. Would be a shame if... someone blew them up"

[WonderMomma]

1-3. "In Kyiv oblast russian occupiers mined the hive. Most likely, they hoped that after opening the lid of the hive there would be an explosion."

4. "Belraktar - almost as Bayraktar but for our Belarusian Kalinoŭski's battalions. Works great, soon will throw mines at russian tanks"

[WonderMomma]

Photos 1-2, Video 1:
14:47 UTC: "Oddly shaped clouds over Belgorod"

Photos 3-4, Video 2:
"Apparently, there was a lot of commotion of sorts today over Belgorod, russia. Things were launched into the sky and naturally came down. Eventually. Interestingly, among the "fallout" were both an AGM-88 fin and what looks like a 9M335 fin. The intriguing question is who won? "

[Faust]

Originally Posted by duntez ↗

What’s this about?
“ As I have promised! Imitation of undermining technology. Training is going well!”

It is the DJI Avata fpv quadcopter, it is really sturdy agile and fast, but it really makes a lot of noise, like you can identify it from a few hundred metres already.