[WonderMomma]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

In Crimea, Russian sources report that a Mi-28 helicopter crashed in the village of Svitle, Dzankoy district killing both pilots on board.

A couple of sources are reporting that the helicopter incident in Crimea was a friendly fire incident. I haven't had a chance to dig into it yet but seems there was other incidents today. There is a shit ton of info from a shit ton of different sources. I'm going to do my best to consolidate all the information and media.

In Klintsy, Bryansk region, Russian air defense reportedly shot down one of her own Mi-8 helicopters that routine circled over the city. Both pilots died. Official Russian sources report that it "caught fire and crashed"

Closer to the border of Ukraine in the Bryansk region, official Russian sources are also reporting that a Su-34 fighter "crashed".

Russian Telegram sources are stating the following information about the incidents (all quoted directly from Russian source):

"▪️ Mi-8 Russian Aerospace Forces crashed as a result of a missile hit;
▪️ Su-34 was also shot down;
▪️ Turned on the Z war: “To cut off the rumors. Two Mi-8s, one Su-35 and one Su-34 were shot down. We will avenge everyone, we will kill everyone"
▪️ Mash: “The crew of the Su-34 that crashed in the village of Istrovka near Starodub died. The pilot and navigator were unable to eject. Their bodies have already been found, the place of fall has been cordoned off”;
▪️ Baza: “Special services are checking information about another crashed plane in the Starodubsky district of the Bryansk region. We can talk about another Su-34. Earlier it became known about the crashed Mi-8 helicopter and Su-34 aircraft”;
▪️ Baza: “In the Bryansk region they are looking for saboteurs who may be involved in the crash of the Mi-8 helicopter and the Su-34 aircraft. The plan "Interception" has been introduced in the region. According to investigators, the helicopter and plane could have been shot down from Russian territory”;
▪️ “Rybar”: “There is a version that the unannounced delivery of AIM-120 medium-range air-launched missiles did take place. Enemy aircraft took off, ambushing our aviation group, most likely from the airfield in Mirgorod in the Poltava region. In favor of the version of a possible strike by Ukrainian Air Force fighter aircraft on the Russian aviation group is the fact that the Polish MiGs transferred to the Armed Forces of Ukraine have undergone modernization. They carry early modifications of medium-range air-to-air missiles AIM-120A/B/C (can missiles with a range of up to 70 km)."

Grey Zone (Wagner): "Most likely, the Mi-8 was shot down as a result of friendly air defense fire, but the work of the enemy sabotage and reconnaissance group is not excluded, both in general and on the basis of the fact that this would not be the first aircraft they shot down over the territory of Russia."

I'm sorry I don't have the footage sorted by incident. They were being reported together. Some of it is obvious when watching. The videos with burning wreckage on the ground are the jet plane.

EDIT 1: Right after posting I found information that Russian officials are suspecting sabotage from within the country. Keep checking back, I will update as I find new information

#aircraft #friendlyfire #russianterritory

[WonderMomma]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

A couple of sources are reporting that the helicopter incident in Crimea was a friendly fire incident. I haven't had a chance to dig into it yet but seems there was other incidents today. There is a shit ton of info from a shit ton of different sources. I'm going to do my best to consolidate all the information and media.

In Klintsy, Bryansk region, Russian air defense reportedly shot down one of her own Mi-8 helicopters that routine circled over the city. Both pilots died. Official Russian sources report that it "caught fire and crashed"

Closer to the border of Ukraine in the Bryansk region, official Russian sources are also reporting that a Su-34 fighter "crashed".

Russian Telegram sources are stating the following information about the incidents (all quoted directly from Russian source):

"▪️ Mi-8 Russian Aerospace Forces crashed as a result of a missile hit;
▪️ Su-34 was also shot down;
▪️ Turned on the Z war: “To cut off the rumors. Two Mi-8s, one Su-35 and one Su-34 were shot down. We will avenge everyone, we will kill everyone"
▪️ Mash: “The crew of the Su-34 that crashed in the village of Istrovka near Starodub died. The pilot and navigator were unable to eject. Their bodies have already been found, the place of fall has been cordoned off”;
▪️ Baza: “Special services are checking information about another crashed plane in the Starodubsky district of the Bryansk region. We can talk about another Su-34. Earlier it became known about the crashed Mi-8 helicopter and Su-34 aircraft”;
▪️ Baza: “In the Bryansk region they are looking for saboteurs who may be involved in the crash of the Mi-8 helicopter and the Su-34 aircraft. The plan "Interception" has been introduced in the region. According to investigators, the helicopter and plane could have been shot down from Russian territory”;
▪️ “Rybar”: “There is a version that the unannounced delivery of AIM-120 medium-range air-launched missiles did take place. Enemy aircraft took off, ambushing our aviation group, most likely from the airfield in Mirgorod in the Poltava region. In favor of the version of a possible strike by Ukrainian Air Force fighter aircraft on the Russian aviation group is the fact that the Polish MiGs transferred to the Armed Forces of Ukraine have undergone modernization. They carry early modifications of medium-range air-to-air missiles AIM-120A/B/C (can missiles with a range of up to 70 km)."

Grey Zone (Wagner): "Most likely, the Mi-8 was shot down as a result of friendly air defense fire, but the work of the enemy sabotage and reconnaissance group is not excluded, both in general and on the basis of the fact that this would not be the first aircraft they shot down over the territory of Russia."

I'm sorry I don't have the footage sorted by incident. They were being reported together. Some of it is obvious when watching. The videos with burning wreckage on the ground are the jet plane.

EDIT 1: Right after posting I found information that Russian officials are suspecting sabotage from within the country. Keep checking back, I will update as I find new information

I'm going to put any photos I find in this separate post so I don't have to remove all the videos in the above post.


Picture shows the wing of the aircraft and shows clear signs it was shot down and not what TASS reported of the "engine catching fire".



EDIT 16:27 et: This is the first I'm seeing of two helicopters and two planes being shot down. From a Russian source.



EDIT 21:58 ET: "According to the Russian telegram channel Baza, nine Russian soldiers were killed in the crash of two Mi-8 helicopters and Su-34 and Su-35 aircraft in the Bryansk region."


#aircraft #friendlyfire #russianterritory

[WonderMomma]

1. Source said that this Russian soldier "turned around and went home". I was expecting more, but it doesn't show much.

2. A compilation of some Russian/Wagner soldiers that have committed suicide on the front. However, the first one is from a clip I posted today where a whole trench was taken out... not sure about the last guy either, he looks like he was dronededead. (I'm coining that word)

#compilation #warsuicide

[WonderMomma]

Luhansk / Lugansk. Video of the Russian base at the Academy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs on fire.

Girkin also states that Rostov will be next, and that's not all.


#luhansk #basehit #occupiedterritory

[WonderMomma]

1. Wagner POWs.

2. Another overtaken Russian trench in Khromovo-Bakhmut.

#rupow #bakhmut

[WonderMomma]

Apparently a Russian deputy in Luhansk/Lugansk was injured from the missile strike in the region today. However there is a nuance.

"A strange situation with the wounding of a Russian deputy in Luhansk

There are two today's videos with his participation in the network:

◾️ On one, he is standing against the background of a burning building, there are no traces of injuries on it.

◾️ The second video - the deputy is taken out of the ruins with a broken face.

It turns out that Vodolatsky was wounded after the shelling. When will the awards be given to these actors?"

Russian sources reported, at first, he was injured in the shelling:



I found another SS of a source saying that he went into the building after the strike and rubble fell on him.


#highprofile #basehit #luhansk #occupiedterritory

[WonderMomma]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

1. More from the assault in Bakhmut. Some of it has been seen in the clip with Prigozhin, but this is the full video. FPV POV

"Bakhmut. Video of the assault on the Orc positions by the 3rd OSHB fighters. Then they forced the Rashists from the 72nd Mechanized Brigade to flee and surrender"

Another close combat video released from the 3rd OSHB in Bakhmut. 6+ minutes. The end of the video is what I posted here in this quote (hit white arrow to go to the post):

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

3. More footage from the 3rd OShBr assault in Bakhmut. Intake of Russian POWs.

From the groups video description:
"Ukrainian positions were located there before they were captured by enemy troops. So, in order to take back their own positions and connect with the controlled areas of the front, infantries went on a counterattack.

American equipment, weapons, a well-planned operation and well-trained Ukrainian military.
Suffering heavy losses, the units of the regular army of the Russian Federation, especially the 72nd brigade, were forced to retreat, sometimes escape for saving themselves. And only the prostitutes of the "Wagner" PMC ran faster than them from this fighting.

All tension of the front line, real emotions of the fighters and real assault drive — you will see in this teaser of chronological film about successful offensive of the Third Assault Brigade.

VIDEO CHAPTERS
0:00-beginning
0:30-climb in there, one at a time
0:45-"what a cool move here"
2:00-"let's fly in guys, let's fly in"
3:00-a real battle against the invaders
4:30-the occupiers flee from their positions"

#bakhmut #closecombat #fpv #retreat

[WonderMomma]

1. First aid to a Ukrainian soldier injured by shrapnel.

2. Large convoy of Ukrainian vehicles, unknown location.

3. Bakhmut, flanks. Wagner/Russian soldiers hit by artillery/mortar fire multiple times.

#wounded #convoy #bakhmut #artillerymortar

[William May]

Originally Posted by WonderMomma ↗

Apparently a Russian deputy in Luhansk/Lugansk was injured from the missile strike in the region today. However there is a nuance.

"A strange situation with the wounding of a Russian deputy in Luhansk

There are two today's videos with his participation in the network:

◾️ On one, he is standing against the background of a burning building, there are no traces of injuries on it.

◾️ The second video - the deputy is taken out of the ruins with a broken face.

It turns out that Vodolatsky was wounded after the shelling. When will the awards be given to these actors?"

Russian sources reported, at first, he was injured in the shelling:
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I found another SS of a source saying that he went into the building after the strike and rubble fell on him.
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The post I read mentions him talking to Putin on the phone, and 20 minutes later, falling down from being poisoned.

[WonderMomma]

Originally Posted by William May ↗

The post I read mentions him talking to Putin on the phone, and 20 minutes later, falling down from being poisoned.

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1. Ukraine firing off what looks like M270 Multiple Launch Rocket System (MRLS) and dippin' out.

2. I don't know what the narrator is saying in this video but it sounds like it could be funny. Reportedly this is an irrigation canal in the Kherson region where deceased Russians have been laying around since October. If I find out better info I will update.

#mlrs #kherson #deadru