[marekparek]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

2. EDIT 28 Feb w/better info: "The 53rd Mechanized Brigade multiplies by zero the attempts of the russians to storm north of Opytne" Note the flying limb.

These mineclearing vehicles are so effective. They find every mine in the field

[WonderMomma]

1. Drone drop on a RU soldier who is already missing part of his leg.

2. Drone drop on a group of RU soldiers

[WonderMomma]

1. "Special Forces "Vykhor": We like how it burns. This is how, with the help of drones and UAVs, and thanks to coordinated work together with colleagues from other units, we effectively multiply the Russian army by zero"

2. A Russian airstrike occurs in the center of Bakhmut on 28 February as Magyar was giving a live update.

#drone #uav #drone fpv #thermal #drone drop #artillerymortar #bakhmut #magyar

[kellyhound]

full hit

[kellyhound]

russ soldiers targeted.

drone drops on russ.

[WonderMomma]

1. "A Ukrainian T-64B1VK tank fires at the 134th school in Kharkiv, where Russian soldiers have occupied. February 27, 2022."

2. "The 53rd separate mechanized brigade burned down another infantry fighting vehicle, about 2 km north of # Experimental"

NOTE: Original word for the location was Опытного. I believe "experimental" is how the town of Optyne, just outside of Bakhmut, translates in English. I wrote about this once somewhere here and can't find it.

[WonderMomma]

1. "The drone of the 72nd Motorized Brigade destroyed one T-80BV in several passes and damaged another T-80BVM. Both were abandoned after an attempt to evacuate one another, Ugledar direction"

2-3. 4x HMMWV special ops unit traveling

[Roosta]

Originally Posted by dandroid ↗

Interestingly I can't watch drone drops on Ukrainian troops, but have no problem watching Russians get hit.

Yes, Very big difference between Ukrainian Hero's & invading ruskie orc scum.

[WonderMomma]

1. "Local media report that this is temporarily occupied Polohy, Zaporizhzhia region now" (posted at 12:32pm ET - tried searching for more info but found nothing yet)

2-3. "Residents of the south of the occupied Crimea report loud sounds similar to explosions.

Residents of Yalta, Bakhchisarai and Gurzuf hear the sounds of explosions. The occupying authorities have not yet commented on the situation."

4. "In Bakhchisarai (Crimea), a loud explosion occurred near the military unit on Simferopolska Street. The explosion was heard in many villages of the Bakhchisaray district. An explosion was also heard in Yalta and Gurzuf."

Watermark on the video was removed, hence the weird shape. Russian authorities are reporting the explosions are the sound of "the transition of the aircraft to supersonic speed."

[WonderMomma]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

"Arrivals" have been reported at a Russian military airfield in Yeysk, Krasnodar, Russia. A local official reported later that it was a "military exercise".

Posting it in here because many sources are claiming it was indeed a military exercise... but a Ukrainian military exercise.

Will update this post with any further information found.

"Fresh satellite images have emerged of the Russian airfield in Yeysk (Krasnodar Krai), where the fighter jets were based. Yesterday, information about explosions at the airfield, followed by a fire, was spread in the public domain.

Local authorities denied everything and claimed provocations. For example, they talked about allegedly planned military tactical exercises.

Satellite images show a different picture. The image from February 22 shows no traces of fire around the airfield, but the image from March 1 shows them. And they are quite significant."