[WonderMomma]

1. EDIT better info: "The moment of the destruction of one of the enemy UAVs of the "Shaheed" type by soldiers of the anti-aircraft missile unit and mobile fire groups of the "East" air command."

Previous info: UA forces shoot down a couple of large Russian drones. Source used "mopeds" so they might be Shahed/Geran drones.

2. "Captured marine Oleksiy Shalayev, born on September 26, 1990, mobilized from Chukotka, claims that they are given high-quality uniforms and equipment only before the arrival of television correspondents."

[jkesil]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

31 March 2023
Interesting that the personnel numbers have been on the lower side the last week.
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Ukrainian artillery hits Russian positions somewhere in the forest.

Watching videos like this is like a pain in the ass. You see close to nothing, you can’t assess any effectiveness as you usually don’t see close to any proof that the enemy was hurt or not, and if so - how significantly. The editing is so confusing that what you have is some explosion and then you barely see the effect. This video is a perfect example - two explosions of which one was perhaps close to someone walking and tripping over. You see a burning piece of equipment finally but that’s in the snow covered area whereas all the rest of the video is snow free. So basically the conclusion of videos like this is close to zero and perhaps only people actually involved directly in those particular front battles are able to read those videos if at all. The only videos that kind of really tell you a bit more are drone drops, direct assaults and first perspective camera. The artillery vids are unfortunately the lest appealing for those trying to understand where we are exactly when it comes to the phase of this war.

[scorpion9]

Originally Posted by ljubodrag ↗

Ouchers. mykola cluster gets yeeted.

They may have left that building already, after seeing the drone. The strike arrives hours after the first clip.

[WhiskeyOutpost]

Originally Posted by jkesil ↗

Watching videos like this is like a pain in the ass. You see close to nothing, you can’t assess any effectiveness as you usually don’t see close to any proof that the enemy was hurt or not, and if so - how significantly. The editing is so confusing that what you have is some explosion and then you barely see the effect. This video is a perfect example - two explosions of which one was perhaps close to someone walking and tripping over. You see a burning piece of equipment finally but that’s in the snow covered area whereas all the rest of the video is snow free. So basically the conclusion of videos like this is close to zero and perhaps only people actually involved directly in those particular front battles are able to read those videos if at all. The only videos that kind of really tell you a bit more are drone drops, direct assaults and first perspective camera. The artillery vids are unfortunately the lest appealing for those trying to understand where we are exactly when it comes to the phase of this war.

You watch too many movies.

Real life is often unclear and confusing, come on man..

[dandroid]

Originally Posted by jkesil ↗

Watching videos like this is like a pain in the ass. You see close to nothing, you can’t assess any effectiveness as you usually don’t see close to any proof that the enemy was hurt or not, and if so - how significantly. The editing is so confusing that what you have is some explosion and then you barely see the effect. This video is a perfect example - two explosions of which one was perhaps close to someone walking and tripping over. You see a burning piece of equipment finally but that’s in the snow covered area whereas all the rest of the video is snow free. So basically the conclusion of videos like this is close to zero and perhaps only people actually involved directly in those particular front battles are able to read those videos if at all. The only videos that kind of really tell you a bit more are drone drops, direct assaults and first perspective camera. The artillery vids are unfortunately the lest appealing for those trying to understand where we are exactly when it comes to the phase of this war.

Would you rather the vids not be posted?

[WhiskeyOutpost]

Part 2 of that video where Russians failed to take a Ukr trench from across the field and are shot or hit with artillery. They show that at the start of the video.

Text on screen indicates that during the night after part 1, Russians took the trench but Ukrainians re-took it a few days later. This is what happened when Russians attempted to re-take it.

Russians reach Ukr held trench @ -7:00. One Russian is shot at very close range @ -6:25. A grenade is thrown at Ukr in trench but this doesn't appear to get him. Airburst artillery hits nearby @ -5:37 and remaining Russian attack group retreats.

You may recognize the last part of the long clip, it's where a Ukrainian tank drives through the strip of woods and catches some Russian infantry in the open.

Had to compress this 40% to get it under 100mb.

[WhiskeyOutpost]

- Russian T-72B3 violently cooks off, turret toss. Mariinka, Donyetsk oblast.

- Ukr FPV, house to house fighting in Bakhmut.

- F-1 grenade dropped into a Russian trench, cooks ammo off

[ljubodrag]

Prizrak quadcopter disrupting the medevac.

[ljubodrag]

Quadcopter. Belogorovka.

[ljubodrag]

Quadcopter. Fuel in the trench. ukies in flames. Blyat.