[WonderMomma]

(One example of the many "points of invincibility" I mentioned earlier)

On December 12, the "Point of Invincibility" with an area of 200 square meters was deployed in Mykolaiv. In it, people can warm up, drink hot drinks, and recharge their mobile devices

Everyone who comes here is given canned goods and fresh bread, which is baked here.

[Poster101]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

1. Deceased Russian

2. The Russian soldier cannot figure out if his leg came off or his colleagues. (I recognize this watermark and hope this isn't a repost...)

3. Battalion "Rock" of the Armed Forces of Ukraine showed a burnt tank of the Russians with the inscription "Win or Die".

War is war but i always feel strange seeing men carrying wounded get hit on both sides. Feels bad man, but i get it

Well, they didn't win.

[WonderMomma]

1. In Ukhta (the center of the world, 1,600 km from the capital of Mordor), the Wagner prisons are being transferred from autosacks to a plane, to be stuffed in Ukraine. December 10

2. (No good info with this post but looks like some shit fell off a Russian train somewhere )

"Rusnya, armor, platform, rope"

3. (The moment of the bridge destruction in Melitopol caught on CCTV. Related post: https://www.documentingreality.com/f...ml#post7752699)

The moment of explosion. This is one of the strategically important bridges after the "fatigue" of the Crimean bridge. It was through him that the goat-mouths transported military equipment from the eastern direction.

[WonderMomma]

1. The occupier did not have an easy walk. There will certainly be retribution for destroyed cities and villages, for looting and murders, for the genocide of the Ukrainian people - Air reconnaissance

2. The American MRAP International MaxxPro, which withstood an RPG shot during the battle

3. December 12, Military chronicle. Main events of the day.

[WonderMomma]

1. The AFU in Marinka near Donetsk

2. The guys are heading to the positions of our fighters in Donetsk region

[WonderMomma]

Russian mobiles are so desperate that they begin to cooperate with the Armed Forces of Ukraine, so long as they are not sent to storm settlements, which are literally overwhelmed with the corpses of Russians. The screenshot provided by one of the Ukrainian fighters shows that a certain Kolya is handing over information about the location of military equipment. The second photo shows the result of this collaboration. No technology, no huge losses.

[WhiskeyOutpost]

I hear those work better when you warm them up.

[William May]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

This incident was originally posted 31 October here: https://www.documentingreality.com/f...ml#post7704041

and there are several posts about it after that and in the next thread created starting 1 November.

Just found this today... looks like a different angle although it may have been posted later... this one has a radio conversation laid over it.

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The downing on October 31 in the Bakhmut area... the helicopter of the PMC Wagner ..

Overlaid on the video is a radio interception about a request to collect ashes from the crash site for a report on obtaining a white car of the Lada brand

You would think that as soon as they got hit, they would put the thing on the ground and try and survive. You only have a few seconds to make a decision, and they made the wrong one for sure. Looks like they have a fire in the cabin at first.

[Poster101]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

I hear those work better when you warm them up.

Lol, gotta get those kinks out

[WonderMomma]

A couple of compilations posted for "Ground Forces Day" in Ukraine.