[marekparek]

1. evacuation team vs night FPV


2. Repelling an enemy assault with strike drones

3. After the 47th separate mechanized brigade destroyed large enemy groups on the approach to our unit's area of ​​responsibility, the occupiers returned to the tactics of small groups. Now 2-3 people are climbing from all sides, thinking that our FPV drones and mortars will not work. The invaders plan to accumulate and try to storm our positions.

However, we are going ahead, destroying the plans of the Muscovites and eliminating as many invaders as possible.

5. At night, the enemy tried to storm our positions, but something went wrong -109 separate mountain assault battalion of the 10th OGSHBr

4. Avdiyiv coking plant. The enemy anti-tank missile system wanted to destroy the defenders' equipment, but was eliminated by fighters of the 47th separate mechanized brigade.

6. Ukrainian FPV drones destroy Russian military boats in the Kherson region

[marekparek]

1. the best shot of all, i think

2. Two tanks with anti-mine trawls, braziers, and EW devices.

[Roosta]

Originally Posted by marekparek ↗

2. Su-35 was allegedly shot down by its own air defense over Sevastopol, pilot managed to eject

[marekparek]

Interesting how these russian planes Su-25 family and Mig-29, which are similar layout and aerodynamic concept, often fall down from sky in very flat postion and slowly rotating around vertical axis. I was just wondering, if it is because of their center of gravity, or aerodynamical lift fuselage.

[kellyhound]

Originally Posted by Roosta ↗

Posibly done by a nearby Pantsir SAM unit guarding the harbor.

Zoomed in.

[Roosta]

Definitely no ID transponder squawking.

[duntez]

Russian robotic platforms armed with AGS-17 “Plamya” were spotted on the front lines for the first time.

[pastinho]

Originally Posted by marekparek ↗

Interesting how these russian planes Su-25 family and Mig-29, which are similar layout and aerodynamic concept, often fall down from sky in very flat postion and slowly rotating around vertical axis. I was just wondering, if it is because of their center of gravity, or aerodynamical lift fuselage.

You meant the Su-27 family, of course? They have a special fuselage aerodynamics, where the engines are slightly directed downwards during flight, and the nose section of the fuselage is "broken". This provides controllability even at low speeds and eliminates stall, enabling maneuvers like the "cobra".