[WhiskeyOutpost]

- Russians attack a Ukrainian position, have a hand grenade thrown at them. Probably a few weeks old.

- F-1 grenade dropped into an abandoned Russian T-80BV, ignites the powder charges

- Russian in the woods (carrying a black sheet of plastic..?) Gets hit by a suicide drone

- This is reportedly Ukrainians blowing up apartment buildings which had Russians in them. Which they lured into after withdrawing. Bakhmut

[WhiskeyOutpost]

- Reportedly 155mm SMArt rounds impacting a few Russian tanks. Ukrainian text says "Airburst of the anti tank system SMArt projectile" and "Hitting the target elements" Ukr 26th Artillery Brigade

- repost removed (OP: https://www.documentingreality.com/f...ml#post7895243)

- Drone drop burns down a Russian Ural truck + aftermath

[scorpion9]

Originally Posted by stat007 ↗

What does VOG stand for?

Выстрел Oсколочный гранатомётный ВОГ-25

Word for word it should be

Fired Fragmentation Grenade - these are meant to be fired from a grenade launcher.

[stat007]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

It's a Russian acronym, the G likely stands for "Grenata" which means grenade. I don't know what the V and O stand for.

Ah, I see. At this point there should probably be an English acronym for it, like what we saw in OIF/OEF with IED and VBIED. Maybe ADG? Aerial Dropped Grenade.

[WhiskeyOutpost]

- Ukrainian tank with a mine roller does its job.

- Ukrainian sniper takes out a lone Russian at night

- marekparek posted the second part earlier, this is the first part. Ukrainian unit DRB Sonechko clears Wagners from trenches. I had to compress this good quality video as it was like 186mb.

[jkesil]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

"This is what frontline luck looks like. The bullet got stuck in the soldier's helmet."

It’s not luck at all. It’s the preparation. Protection. Wisdom. Being smart. Wearing a fucking helmet. And the right helmet. That’s what it is.

[WhiskeyOutpost]

Originally Posted by stat007 ↗

Ah, I see. At this point there should probably be an English acronym for it, like what we saw in OIF/OEF with IED and VBIED. Maybe ADG? Aerial Dropped Grenade.

NATO has designations for Soviet/Russian weapon systems for clarity, it's called the "NATO reporting name".

I tried to find what the VO in VOG stood for but couldn't find it. A lot of Russian military acronyms include the last name of its creator. Like the jets MiG (Mikoyan) and Su (Sukhoi) and even rifles like the AK-47 Avtomat Kalashnikova model of 1947 (Mikhail Kalashnikov). There are countless examples of this especially in Soviet era weaponry.

Edit: Thanks skorpion.

[WhiskeyOutpost]

Entrenched Ukrainians fighting a Russian assault, Bakhmut area. Also a short class on how to load an RPG-7 (don't forget the green rocket motor lol)

His unit patch is a territorial defense unit, "106th Khmelnytskyi Brigade"

[WonderMomma]

1. There was a huge explosion in Bakhmut yesterday (14 April). Will update if further info is found.

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

3. EDIT w/better info: "The RIA Novosti cesspool already officially declares that the Russians were captured and drowned in the Leopard swamp.

With reference to the "commander", who has the call sign "Bull". Here he is, in the frame. Tells how Leopard was drowned in the swamp.

Source: believe me brother"

Previous info: Another [false] claim by a Russian soldier about capturing a Leopard tank. Now they don't even bother to offer fake photos. I still haven't seen any footage of Leopards on the battlefield neither in action or on the way to a mission. The only thing I've seen is one tank that they added armor to.

2. Found this with English subs.

[Poster101]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

- Ukrainian tank with a mine roller does its job.

- Ukrainian sniper takes out a lone Russian at night

- marekparek posted the second part earlier, this is the first part. Ukrainian unit DRB Sonechko clears Wagners from trenches. I had to compress this good quality video as it was like 186mb.

Holy Shit, that trench clear was intense as fuck, thanks! Bodies everywhere