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1-3. (This kid was apparently a pro-Russian, Ukrainian collaborator, even going to fight as part of the LPR forces... and died as a result.) The collaborator has finished playing

This time a youngster from Kupyansk. After the liberation of the Kharkiv region, he fled to Belgorod, and there he fell under the grave and was buried near Bakhmut

4. The Russians, fleeing from the Kherson region, buried their tank driver worse than a stray dog.

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1. Photo from the shelling by the Russians of a major source of electricity in Odesa, Ukraine. They say it's going to take 2-3 months to fix.

2-4. Military facilities of the Russian Federation in occupied Crimea. Satellite view

Krym.Realia journalists together with "Schemes" collected and analyzed more than one and a half hundred military facilities in Crimea, studying Planet Labs satellite images of military bases, airfields, locations of air defense and ships of the Russian Black Sea Fleet.

It is from the occupied Crimea that Russia carries out most of the launches of Kalibr cruise missiles against Ukrainian settlements.

1 picture: Sevastopol port. Large landing craft, patrol craft, missile boats and a cruiser have been identified.

2nd picture: Jankoi. Among other things, the airport became the base of attack helicopters: Ka-52, Mi-28, Mi-35, Mi-8. Cargo planes and Su-25 attack aircraft are also often received here

Photo 3: Belbek airfield. Planet Labs images from November 15 showed Su-27, Su-27 SM, Su-34 and MiG-31 at the airport.

5. These are coastal missile complexes "Bal" and "Bastion" near Feodosia (Crimea)

Journalists of the Radio Liberty projects - Krym.Realii and "Scheme" - found them on satellite images of Planet Labs on the southern slopes near Feodosia.

The 18th anti-aircraft missile regiment of Sevastopol-Feodosia is located here. It can be seen that there are six cars in the parking lot.

Russian ships, helicopters and planes in the occupied Crimea can be seen here

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1. Former Russian T-72B3 no.345

2. A Ukrainian T-80BV works to recover an overturned M777.

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1. A Ukrainian T-64BV from the 30th Mechanized Brigade engages a Russian infantry position from a treeline with its 125mm D-81TM main gun.

Per the original poster, Ukrainian armor is mainly used to engage Russian positions with direct fire.

2. no info but compilation heli action. I believe this song was on GTA Vice City radio

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1-2. No caption necessary... I see this clip from Family Guy a lot in Ukrainian channels.

3. No info but some cool slo-mo HIMARS action at either sunrise or sunset.

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- Artillery on Rus tanks, unknown location

- Ukr thermal sniper footage

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Aftermath


Original post: https://www.documentingreality.com/f...ml#post7750326

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

Casualties reported in large-scale fire incident in occupied Crimea

Casualties have already been confirmed.

The Krymsky Veter channel posted a video from the scene of the incident. The post specifies that the fire started at around 06:00 a.m. on Dec. 10.

Those barracks could house from several hundred to several thousand people, Serhiy Bratchuk, an Odesa Oblast military administration official, wrote on Telegram.

"At about 6 a.m. today. The barracks are on fire... There are dead and wounded people," the message reads.

There have been no comments from the Kremlin-controlled puppet "authorities" on the temporarily occupied peninsula.

Dmitry Peskov, the press secretary of Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, on Dec. 8 acknowledged the vulnerability of Crimea to attacks by the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Oleksiy Danilov, Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council, on Dec. 7 assured that in the spring of 2023, the Armed Forces would be in Luhansk, Donetsk, and Sevastopol.

"There will still be some difficult times, but Russia's defeat is already a settled issue, and they know it very well,” Kyrylo Budanov, chief of the Main Directorate of Intelligence (HUR) of the Ukrainian Defense Ministry, said before.

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Another article:

A Russian army barracks housing mobilised troops in Crimea has burnt down, after it was engulfed in flames. The incident represents the latest setback for Vladimir Putin and his commanders on the peninsula. The barracks were located on a military base in Sovetskoye and were said to be home to several hundred conscripts.

Local reports say the fire started early on Saturday morning at around 6am.

Video images of the blaze showed the barracks engulfed in flames, with some reaching several metres high.

An eyewitness said: “Either something flew in, or the warriors got drunk, f***."

Various social media channels have claimed there are dead and injured, although there has been no official confirmation of casualties by the Russian military.

Crimea was illegally annexed by Vladimir Putin in 2014, after being seized by Russian troops.

The peninsula has served as a staging post to ferry ammunition and troops to Southern Ukraine, where fierce battles continue to rage.

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Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

Aftermath

Holy shit that's a lot of Rus bodies

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US volunteer being fired upon by a Rus tank. I think he's the same American who was in 49th Karpatska Sich

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1. Doctors in Bakhmut working on injured AFU soldier.

2. Mortar marines relentlessly demobilize the occupiers in the East