[ljubodrag]

■ Footage taken from UA GoPro. RU 155th ambush UA in the forest. Ugledar.

#fpv #closecombat #ambush #donetsk

[kellyhound]

russ soldier gets a surprise.

Night hunting russ soldiers.

#thermal #dronedrop #compilation

[kellyhound]

dead russ.

#deadru

[ljubodrag]

■ Dead UA.



■ UA from 54 ОМехБр AA unit brought with him a truckload of manpads before going over to Z. Molodets.

#deadua #uapow

[Faust]

Originally Posted by ljubodrag ↗

■ UA transport vehicle gets greeted by 247 airborne. Staromayorske.

What's that , a MaxxPro?

#maxxpro

English is not your primary language is it?
Don’t worry I got your back, the proper way to write it is:

What was that, a MaxxPro?

[Faust]

Originally Posted by ljubodrag ↗

■ 10 minute video of how a single tank from the asiatic horde (yakut tankers) managed to stop the onslaught of NATO trained masters of warfare with western technology. He fucked them all up. Blyat.

#droneviewassault #apcifv

WonderMomma if it is allowed to post the translated version (which adds some perspective), here it is:

#droneviewassault #apcifv

[SDI]

Originally Posted by Faust ↗

The Ukraine numbers, which we all trust* are made public daily and are currently at the lowest point they have ever been. Would those Ukraine numbers be questionable, or rather the supposed counteroffensive successes?
Or can both co-exist?

*contrary to the official Russian MOD numbers of which the posting is seen as a thread-banable offence

Dunno, this counter offensive looks rather small scale. Seems to be alot small group skirmishes. You always see columns of a dozen vehicles max and thats it. So nothing like the Somme offensive from 1915 with 30.000 KIA in one afternoon. Low intensity always means only few casualties. Looks like its more a ranged duel.

Dunno ukr has so many tank, why don't they bunch them together and break through?

Just check some old images what offensives looked like 80 years ago. Some armored formations attacked with over 100 vehicles per front kilometer.

[Faust]

Originally Posted by SDI ↗

Dunno, this counter offensive looks rather small scale. Seems to be alot small group skirmishes. You always see columns of a dozen vehicles max and thats it. So nothing like the Somme offensive from 1915 with 30.000 KIA in one afternoon. Low intensity always means only few casualties. Looks like its more a ranged duel.

Dunno ukr has so many tank, why don't they bunch them together and break through?

Just check some old images what offensives looked like 80 years ago. Some armored formations attacked with over 100 vehicles per front kilometer.

While I fully agree, the numbers since the supposed start of the counteroffensive have been lower than the numbers before it. So that would mean that the battle intensity was higher before the counteroffensive started (which would not make statistical sense). I will not openly question the Ukrainian numbers as being completely made up with no basis in reality, but even the most pro-NATO/Ukraine narrative fanboys or -girls would notice the described trend

[ljubodrag]

■ Zaporozhye ghanima. Mix of 46 Airmobile and some special unit "Kangal".





■ Epic first-person shots of US-made International MaxxPro armored vehicles being blown up by mines.

■ WTF is this? I'm not complaining, but this... seems incredibly stupid. Just one platoon, 3 Bradleys, with zero support running down the road in column looking for mines and waiting for ATGMs.

#zaporizhzhia #uapow #maxxpro #mine #atgm #bradley

[Guns N' Coffee]

Originally Posted by Faust ↗

I will not openly question the Ukrainian numbers as being completely made up with no basis in reality