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Russian Federation in Flames.
The year two thousand twenty five has started really hot for the Russian Federation.
Many strategic cities of the Russian Federation, including Saint Petersburg and Moscow, have been in flames since the beginning of the year.
But how is this happening.
And how is the Russian Federation unable to prevent the attacks.
The conflict has turned into a competition centered on airstrikes.
The sides are in a race to launch drone and missile attacks on each other.
The Ukrainian side seems to be ahead in this competition lately.
In fact, the most recent drone attack organized by the Ukrainian Armed Forces shook the Russian Federation incredibly in terms of air dominance.
Several Russian cities witnessed simultaneous explosions.
This surprise attack targeted the most strategic centers of the country, including the Russian capital Moscow.
We will now take a closer look at the impact of these critical Ukrainian drone strikes, why the Russian Federation has been unable to protect its airspace against such attacks, and how the war is moving forward from here.
This video was released 1 hour ago by Oracle Eyes on YouTube.
Here is the link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHh8cvsqQ24
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Ukrainian armed forces have deployed a US-made 155-mm high-precision laser-guided M712 “Copperhead” projectile on Russian troops in Kherson region. The video capturing the Ukrainian strike on concrete shelters of Russian occupiers were circulated in social media on Saturday. Earlier in November, the M712 Copperhead was deployed to destroy a communication tower to the east of Sudzhi town in Russia’s Kursk region. Three rounds of ammunition was used to strike the facility and the shooting was conducted from the M777 howitzer. It is not yet known from what sources and in what quantity the Ukrainian Defense Forces could have received the M712 Copperhead for use against the Russian army. However, the very option of using guided munitions with laser illumination to destroy enemy targets has its own prospects, especially against the backdrop of the advisery’s active use of electronic warfare,” according to Defence Express publication. Created during the Cold War and designed to destroy fortifications and armored vehicles, the M712 Copperhead is a high-precision, laser-guided 155 mm caliber artillery projectile. M712 Copperhead aims at target using a laser beam, the firing range is in the range from 3 to 16 kilometers. The mass of the projectile itself is 62.4 kilograms. Serial production of the M712 Copperhead started in 1978.
This video was released 2 hours ago by Kanal13 on YouTube.
Here is the link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGoEoEstfC4
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Ukrainian armed forces have deployed a US-made 155-mm high-precision laser-guided M712 “Copperhead” projectile on Russian troops in Kherson region. The video capturing the Ukrainian strike on concrete shelters of Russian occupiers were circulated in social media on Saturday. Earlier in November, the M712 Copperhead was deployed to destroy a communication tower to the east of Sudzhi town in Russia’s Kursk region. Three rounds of ammunition was used to strike the facility and the shooting was conducted from the M777 howitzer. It is not yet known from what sources and in what quantity the Ukrainian Defense Forces could have received the M712 Copperhead for use against the Russian army. However, the very option of using guided munitions with laser illumination to destroy enemy targets has its own prospects, especially against the backdrop of the advisery’s active use of electronic warfare,” according to Defence Express publication. Created during the Cold War and designed to destroy fortifications and armored vehicles, the M712 Copperhead is a high-precision, laser-guided 155 mm caliber artillery projectile. M712 Copperhead aims at target using a laser beam, the firing range is in the range from 3 to 16 kilometers. The mass of the projectile itself is 62.4 kilograms. Serial production of the M712 Copperhead started in 1978.
This video was released 2 hours ago by Kanal13 on YouTube.
Here is the link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGoEoEstfC4
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The collapse of the Russian army continues.
Will Putin be able to stop it?
While Russian troops are suffering heavy losses, the Kremlin cannot find soldiers to fight on the Ukrainian front.
Desertions have begun among Russian troops.
Until now, many occupiers have chosen to surrender, saying that they have understood that there is no escape route.
This morning, it was announced that Russian occupiers have surrendered again in the Kursk region.
An occupier from the 155th Marine Brigade of the Russian Federation, who surrendered in the Kursk region, said that Russian soldiers who go to war against Ukraine are in danger of death or injury and that there is no return from the front.
The video clip of the interrogation was published on the social media channel of the Airborne Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The surrendered occupier continued his words as follows.
There is nothing good in war.
Do not come here, do not sign contracts.
This will not lead to anything good.
There is no return from here.
In the video, the Russian soldier, who introduced himself as Andrei Vinogradov from Primorsky Krai, says, "I was lucky that I could surrender."
The soldier reported that he worked as a gunner in the 155th Marine Brigade of the Russian Federation and worked at a funeral before the full-scale military intervention of the Russian Federation in Ukraine.
He went to war after "voluntary-compulsory mobilization" and was threatened with 10 years in prison if he refused to serve.
The Russian soldier continued his words as follows:
It is better to stay at home, work for pennies, for peanuts, but it is better not to come here.
The Russian claims that he was a worker before the mobilization and went to war in Ukraine because of debt.
I have two loans totaling more than 800 thousand rubles.
They promised to close the loans, but they did not close anything.
According to the prisoners of war, the commanders threw them into attacks "like cannon fodder".
As we can see, Russian authorities are deceiving their own people and sending them to the front in order to continue their treacherous plans.
The Kursk region in particular is one of the places where Russian soldiers have the most difficulty.
The Kursk operation began on August 6, 2024.
At that time, there were approximately 11 thousand Russian soldiers in the Kursk region, most of whom were soldiers.
During the operation, the peak value of the Ukrainian Defense Forces' control area in the Kursk region was 1,300 square kilometers.
There are currently approximately 60 thousand Russian soldiers in the Kursk region, and in less than 6 months, 38 thousand people have been killed, injured and captured.
Thus, the total strength of the Russian forces has reached approximately 100 thousand in about six months, i.e. an increase compared to the initial strength of approximately 90 thousand troops.
In fact, in the Kursk region, a number of troops equivalent to the total force of an army and several divisions were concentrated and used.
In contrast, the effect of such a concentration of forces and resources was not only a partial, complete return of the Kursk region to the control of the Russian authorities, and today the Ukrainian Defense Forces control about 630 square kilometers in full or in part.
In other words, during the entire period of the Kursk operation, Russian troops were able to regain control of it, having lost 38 thousand personnel.
An important aspect is that Russian forces, such as the regional military administration and several motorized rifle divisions, were tied up on Russian territory and forced to systematically spend forces and resources on the fighting in the Kursk region.
Whereas these 90 thousand people could have ended up in the direction of Kupyansk, Pokrovsk or even Orikhove during these six months.
But all of these are military factors, and the impact they had on the Kursk operation negatively affected the combat capability of the Russian occupation forces and the reputation of the Putin regime, which had to fight on its own territory in the third year of the war.
There is another factor that is not often talked about - humanitarian.
About 150 thousand people fled the fighting in the Kursk region.
This video was released 7 hours ago by USS Pentagonal on YouTube.
Here is the link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y971mTnrG3Q
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The collapse of the Russian army continues.
Will Putin be able to stop it?
While Russian troops are suffering heavy losses, the Kremlin cannot find soldiers to fight on the Ukrainian front.
Desertions have begun among Russian troops.
Until now, many occupiers have chosen to surrender, saying that they have understood that there is no escape route.
This morning, it was announced that Russian occupiers have surrendered again in the Kursk region.
An occupier from the 155th Marine Brigade of the Russian Federation, who surrendered in the Kursk region, said that Russian soldiers who go to war against Ukraine are in danger of death or injury and that there is no return from the front.
The video clip of the interrogation was published on the social media channel of the Airborne Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The surrendered occupier continued his words as follows.
There is nothing good in war.
Do not come here, do not sign contracts.
This will not lead to anything good.
There is no return from here.
In the video, the Russian soldier, who introduced himself as Andrei Vinogradov from Primorsky Krai, says, "I was lucky that I could surrender."
The soldier reported that he worked as a gunner in the 155th Marine Brigade of the Russian Federation and worked at a funeral before the full-scale military intervention of the Russian Federation in Ukraine.
He went to war after "voluntary-compulsory mobilization" and was threatened with 10 years in prison if he refused to serve.
The Russian soldier continued his words as follows:
It is better to stay at home, work for pennies, for peanuts, but it is better not to come here.
The Russian claims that he was a worker before the mobilization and went to war in Ukraine because of debt.
I have two loans totaling more than 800 thousand rubles.
They promised to close the loans, but they did not close anything.
According to the prisoners of war, the commanders threw them into attacks "like cannon fodder".
As we can see, Russian authorities are deceiving their own people and sending them to the front in order to continue their treacherous plans.
The Kursk region in particular is one of the places where Russian soldiers have the most difficulty.
The Kursk operation began on August 6, 2024.
At that time, there were approximately 11 thousand Russian soldiers in the Kursk region, most of whom were soldiers.
During the operation, the peak value of the Ukrainian Defense Forces' control area in the Kursk region was 1,300 square kilometers.
There are currently approximately 60 thousand Russian soldiers in the Kursk region, and in less than 6 months, 38 thousand people have been killed, injured and captured.
Thus, the total strength of the Russian forces has reached approximately 100 thousand in about six months, i.e. an increase compared to the initial strength of approximately 90 thousand troops.
In fact, in the Kursk region, a number of troops equivalent to the total force of an army and several divisions were concentrated and used.
In contrast, the effect of such a concentration of forces and resources was not only a partial, complete return of the Kursk region to the control of the Russian authorities, and today the Ukrainian Defense Forces control about 630 square kilometers in full or in part.
In other words, during the entire period of the Kursk operation, Russian troops were able to regain control of it, having lost 38 thousand personnel.
An important aspect is that Russian forces, such as the regional military administration and several motorized rifle divisions, were tied up on Russian territory and forced to systematically spend forces and resources on the fighting in the Kursk region.
Whereas these 90 thousand people could have ended up in the direction of Kupyansk, Pokrovsk or even Orikhove during these six months.
But all of these are military factors, and the impact they had on the Kursk operation negatively affected the combat capability of the Russian occupation forces and the reputation of the Putin regime, which had to fight on its own territory in the third year of the war.
There is another factor that is not often talked about - humanitarian.
About 150 thousand people fled the fighting in the Kursk region.
This video was released 7 hours ago by USS Pentagonal on YouTube.
Here is the link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y971mTnrG3Q
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A new Ukrainian drone can fly 2,000 kilometers, drop a 250-kilogram bomb, and return to base, making it potentially the most powerful reusable drone in the Russian-Ukrainian war, writes Forbes analyst David Axe.
The Command of the Unmanned Systems Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has already officially confirmed the use of long-range UAVs with the ability to return. "This is a unique development that changes the rules of the game on the battlefield," the command reported.
As Axe notes, it is unclear what airframe the Unmanned Systems Force is using as the basis for this long-range multi-role drone, but photographic evidence points to a modified civilian sport aircraft.
As the analyst points out, the Ukrainians have long operated Aeroprakt A-22 propeller-driven sports aircraft, equipped with remote controls and a ventral bomb rack. However, previously they were used only during one-way missions, crashing into their targets like slow cruise missiles.
At the same time, the new Ukrainian drone can drop a bomb and then return to base, meaning it can carry out several or many missions before it wears out, crashes, or is shot down, Ax notes.
"By making its longest-range drones reusable, the drone unit could increase the number and pace of deep strikes it carries out against targets inside Russia, most recently including bomber bases and oil facilities," the analyst wrote.
As Axe points out, flying a drone in the air, usually through a combination of pre-configured GPS-based navigation and direct human control via satellite radio, is fairly simple. Landing a drone, however, is tricky. Smaller models can shut off their engines, deploy a parachute, and float to the ground. Larger models require a runway.
He notes that the world's leading military drones have sophisticated automatic landing systems, but it is unclear whether the Ukrainians are investing the time and money to install such systems in their own relatively inexpensive attack drones, which can cost as little as a few hundred thousand dollars apiece.
"An alternative, mastered by the US Air Force's Predator and Reaper drone crews, is for a human pilot to take control of an approaching drone in the last few minutes before it reaches its base, looking through the drone's front-facing camera to guide the machine to a landing. Just like in a flight simulator," the analyst notes.
This video was released 1 hour ago by Kanal13 on YouTube.
Here is the link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=utesm9UCxjw
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A new Ukrainian drone can fly 2,000 kilometers, drop a 250-kilogram bomb, and return to base, making it potentially the most powerful reusable drone in the Russian-Ukrainian war, writes Forbes analyst David Axe.
The Command of the Unmanned Systems Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has already officially confirmed the use of long-range UAVs with the ability to return. "This is a unique development that changes the rules of the game on the battlefield," the command reported.
As Axe notes, it is unclear what airframe the Unmanned Systems Force is using as the basis for this long-range multi-role drone, but photographic evidence points to a modified civilian sport aircraft.
As the analyst points out, the Ukrainians have long operated Aeroprakt A-22 propeller-driven sports aircraft, equipped with remote controls and a ventral bomb rack. However, previously they were used only during one-way missions, crashing into their targets like slow cruise missiles.
At the same time, the new Ukrainian drone can drop a bomb and then return to base, meaning it can carry out several or many missions before it wears out, crashes, or is shot down, Ax notes.
"By making its longest-range drones reusable, the drone unit could increase the number and pace of deep strikes it carries out against targets inside Russia, most recently including bomber bases and oil facilities," the analyst wrote.
As Axe points out, flying a drone in the air, usually through a combination of pre-configured GPS-based navigation and direct human control via satellite radio, is fairly simple. Landing a drone, however, is tricky. Smaller models can shut off their engines, deploy a parachute, and float to the ground. Larger models require a runway.
He notes that the world's leading military drones have sophisticated automatic landing systems, but it is unclear whether the Ukrainians are investing the time and money to install such systems in their own relatively inexpensive attack drones, which can cost as little as a few hundred thousand dollars apiece.
"An alternative, mastered by the US Air Force's Predator and Reaper drone crews, is for a human pilot to take control of an approaching drone in the last few minutes before it reaches its base, looking through the drone's front-facing camera to guide the machine to a landing. Just like in a flight simulator," the analyst notes.
This video was released 1 hour ago by Kanal13 on YouTube.
Here is the link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=utesm9UCxjw
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People are fed up with the autocratic system.
Repression and harsh punitive sanctions, restrictions on the freedom of the press, people living under an empire of fear are not accepted.
Russia and Belarus are among the places where we can see all this very often.
In Belarus, there has been an election process in recent days.
Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko, who is seen as the most loyal servant of Russian President Vladimr Putin, has so far seriously oppressed his people in order to secure his seat of power.
Although the Russian invasion of Ukraine has taken its toll on Belarusian citizens, Alexander Lukashenko has ignored this and has continued to present Belarus as Russia's launching pad, with only Vladimr Putin's interests in mind.
But the vast majority of Belarusians opposed the Ukrainian occupation and made great efforts to fight for Kiev's independence.
One of these efforts was the creation of the Belarusian volunteer corps against Russia in 2022.
Together with the Russian Volunteer Corps and the Polish Volunteer Corps, the unit participated in the 2023 Belgorod Oblast offensive through the Terror Battalion.
The unit took part in the Ukrainian counter-offensive in 2023 and fought on the Donetsk front, where the unit suffered at least one fatality.
It is known that this unit is still fighting for Ukraine in the war.
This was a truly humiliating example for both Alexander Lukashenko and Vladimr Putin.
Alexander Lukashenko saw the support of his own people for Ukraine as a potential loss of his power.
In fact, Lukashenko was right about this.
Because in recent days the Belarusian people have said enough is enough with Alexander Lukashenko's rule.
Yes, you have not heard wrong.
The people in Belarus, like in Georgia and Serbia, have reached the point of revolt.
The citizens of Belarus have demanded that Putin and Lukashenko stop the occupation of Ukraine and that Alexander Lukashenko must leave power.
And how did the Belarusian people demonstrate these demands?
Did massive protests and popular uprisings erupt in the country?
How did the election process work and what happened afterwards?
We will now explore the answers to all these critical questions.
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This video was released 2 hours ago by Oracle Eyes on YouTube.
Here is the link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03DrrRd-sLw
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People are fed up with the autocratic system.
Repression and harsh punitive sanctions, restrictions on the freedom of the press, people living under an empire of fear are not accepted.
Russia and Belarus are among the places where we can see all this very often.
In Belarus, there has been an election process in recent days.
Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko, who is seen as the most loyal servant of Russian President Vladimr Putin, has so far seriously oppressed his people in order to secure his seat of power.
Although the Russian invasion of Ukraine has taken its toll on Belarusian citizens, Alexander Lukashenko has ignored this and has continued to present Belarus as Russia's launching pad, with only Vladimr Putin's interests in mind.
But the vast majority of Belarusians opposed the Ukrainian occupation and made great efforts to fight for Kiev's independence.
One of these efforts was the creation of the Belarusian volunteer corps against Russia in 2022.
Together with the Russian Volunteer Corps and the Polish Volunteer Corps, the unit participated in the 2023 Belgorod Oblast offensive through the Terror Battalion.
The unit took part in the Ukrainian counter-offensive in 2023 and fought on the Donetsk front, where the unit suffered at least one fatality.
It is known that this unit is still fighting for Ukraine in the war.
This was a truly humiliating example for both Alexander Lukashenko and Vladimr Putin.
Alexander Lukashenko saw the support of his own people for Ukraine as a potential loss of his power.
In fact, Lukashenko was right about this.
Because in recent days the Belarusian people have said enough is enough with Alexander Lukashenko's rule.
Yes, you have not heard wrong.
The people in Belarus, like in Georgia and Serbia, have reached the point of revolt.
The citizens of Belarus have demanded that Putin and Lukashenko stop the occupation of Ukraine and that Alexander Lukashenko must leave power.
And how did the Belarusian people demonstrate these demands?
Did massive protests and popular uprisings erupt in the country?
How did the election process work and what happened afterwards?
We will now explore the answers to all these critical questions.
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This video was released 2 hours ago by Oracle Eyes on YouTube.
Here is the link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03DrrRd-sLw
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky revealed that Russia controls mineral-rich Ukrainian territories. He urged international support to reclaim these areas, warning that countries like North Korea and Iran could exploit the resources.
This video was released 6 hours ago by Times Of India on YouTube.
Here is the link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kDWBzkhReWY
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky revealed that Russia controls mineral-rich Ukrainian territories. He urged international support to reclaim these areas, warning that countries like North Korea and Iran could exploit the resources.
This video was released 6 hours ago by Times Of India on YouTube.
Here is the link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kDWBzkhReWY
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Donald Trump is reportedly planning to withdraw all U.S. troops from Syria, with the U.S. Department of Defense set to begin the process, which could take up to 90 days. The decision follows Trump’s expressed interest in removing American forces from the region.
This video was released 4 hours ago by Times Of India on YouTube.
Here is the link to the video; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzWj5GCS8x0
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Donald Trump is reportedly planning to withdraw all U.S. troops from Syria, with the U.S. Department of Defense set to begin the process, which could take up to 90 days. The decision follows Trump’s expressed interest in removing American forces from the region.
This video was released 4 hours ago by Times Of India on YouTube.
Here is the link to the video; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzWj5GCS8x0
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Russia is in flames.
This is not a metaphor or a political statement.
Indeed, Russian cities are going up in wild flames from 2025.
Ukraine seems determined to open a different front by moving its offensive deep into Russia.
In fact, Ukraine has now moved the war into Russian territory.
Russian airbase explosions, fires at oil refineries, successive coup d'état raids by unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and sabotage behind the front lines have become everyday.
Now, when Russian cities are plunged into darkness, they are only illuminated by explosions.
Huge explosions, smoke darkening the night sky and sirens heard even in the heart of Russia have become nightly lullabies for the Russian military.
Does this mean that Russia is so weak that it is “on fire”? Why is Russian leader Vladimir Putin unable to stop these attacks? It now seems that Ukraine's efforts to destroy the Russian war machine and the Russian energy and military industrial infrastructure are causing Putin to lose big.
To see this more clearly, let's start with a recent flash in the pan.
According to breaking news, the Ukrainians have struck the southern Russian airfield in Primorsko-Akhtarsk.
On the night of February 6, 2025, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine confirmed a successful airstrike on the Primorsko-Akhtarsk airfield in Russia's Krasnodar Krai.
This video was released 2 hours ago by Oracle Eyes on YouTube.
Here is the link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWEdEqN1ydQ
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Russia is in flames.
This is not a metaphor or a political statement.
Indeed, Russian cities are going up in wild flames from 2025.
Ukraine seems determined to open a different front by moving its offensive deep into Russia.
In fact, Ukraine has now moved the war into Russian territory.
Russian airbase explosions, fires at oil refineries, successive coup d'état raids by unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) and sabotage behind the front lines have become everyday.
Now, when Russian cities are plunged into darkness, they are only illuminated by explosions.
Huge explosions, smoke darkening the night sky and sirens heard even in the heart of Russia have become nightly lullabies for the Russian military.
Does this mean that Russia is so weak that it is “on fire”? Why is Russian leader Vladimir Putin unable to stop these attacks? It now seems that Ukraine's efforts to destroy the Russian war machine and the Russian energy and military industrial infrastructure are causing Putin to lose big.
To see this more clearly, let's start with a recent flash in the pan.
According to breaking news, the Ukrainians have struck the southern Russian airfield in Primorsko-Akhtarsk.
On the night of February 6, 2025, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine confirmed a successful airstrike on the Primorsko-Akhtarsk airfield in Russia's Krasnodar Krai.
This video was released 2 hours ago by Oracle Eyes on YouTube.
Here is the link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWEdEqN1ydQ
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North Korea’s missiles are now deadlier than ever—hitting targets within 50-100 meters in Ukraine. Experts warn that Putin is helping Kim perfect his weapons, turning Ukraine into a testing ground. With improved precision, these missiles could soon threaten the U.S., South Korea, and Japan. Is Russia secretly upgrading North Korea’s missile tech in exchange for war supplies?
This video was released 7 hours ago by Hindustan Times on YouTube.
Here is the link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGrHE7E8H_Y
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North Korea’s missiles are now deadlier than ever—hitting targets within 50-100 meters in Ukraine. Experts warn that Putin is helping Kim perfect his weapons, turning Ukraine into a testing ground. With improved precision, these missiles could soon threaten the U.S., South Korea, and Japan. Is Russia secretly upgrading North Korea’s missile tech in exchange for war supplies?
This video was released 7 hours ago by Hindustan Times on YouTube.
Here is the link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGrHE7E8H_Y
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We continue to report the latest news from the war between Ukraine and Russia.
While Russian troops are suffering heavy losses, reports from Ukraine indicate that Putin's troops are running out of steam.
While US President Trump seems intent on ending this war, his primary focus appears to be Israel, and the war on the Ukrainian front continues to intensify.
As Russia's war against Ukraine approaches its third year, fatigue and deep wounds are observed on both sides.
However, recent reports indicate that a complete "burnout" has emerged, especially on the Russian front.
Initially aiming to take Kiev in a short time under the name of a "special military operation", Russia is having difficulty holding on to Ukrainian territory after a long period of time. Moreover, the crisis experienced by the Russian Armed Forces in terms of logistics and equipment has grown so much that there are now numerous examples of them resorting to using civilian-origin vehicles instead of tanks or armored vehicles in the field.
This picture shows that the “quick victory” scenario that Russian leader Vladimir Putin envisioned for his country has completely reversed.
On the other hand, Ukraine continues to deal blows to Russian logistics behind the lines and at critical points, as if aiming to take advantage of Russia’s logistical weakness.
Attacks on ammunition depots, oil refineries, and drone facilities are becoming increasingly frequent.
These attacks are greatly restricting the Russian army’s mobility both “on the front line” and “off the front line.” While Western analysts comment that “Ukraine has achieved what it set out to do: to cut Russia’s logistical veins and erode its combat power,” the Kremlin is trying to convey messages to the public that “This is all temporary, the necessary response will be given.”
Nevertheless, when you look at the numbers and field reports, it is clear how difficult the situation has become for Russia on the ground.
In the early months of the war, Russian armored units attempted to rapidly advance deep into Ukraine, but encountered unexpectedly fierce resistance. The mutual attrition war that followed showed that Russia’s stockpile of tanks and armored vehicles was far from endless.
Although it is known that there are large “deposits” from the Soviet era, it is understood that a significant number of these vehicles are poorly maintained or are not adapted to modern combat conditions. In addition, sanctions are restricting the Russian defense industry’s access to critical parts and technologies, slowing down the pace of new production or restoration.
According to current reports, while the Russians can repair at most 1,400 to 1,600 tanks and armored vehicles per month, the rate of loss exceeds this rate of repair.
This means that it is becoming increasingly difficult to replace vehicles that are spent or abandoned on the front lines. On top of that, even improvised vehicles, called "Frankenstein machines", combining ship artillery systems or old-fashioned air defense elements with chassis such as the MT-LB, can be seen in the field.
This is an indication that Russia is trying to "use every last drop of material at its disposal".
This video was released 1 day ago by USS Pentagonal on YouTube.
Here is the link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8R2Sv4pZbEI
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We continue to report the latest news from the war between Ukraine and Russia.
While Russian troops are suffering heavy losses, reports from Ukraine indicate that Putin's troops are running out of steam.
While US President Trump seems intent on ending this war, his primary focus appears to be Israel, and the war on the Ukrainian front continues to intensify.
As Russia's war against Ukraine approaches its third year, fatigue and deep wounds are observed on both sides.
However, recent reports indicate that a complete "burnout" has emerged, especially on the Russian front.
Initially aiming to take Kiev in a short time under the name of a "special military operation", Russia is having difficulty holding on to Ukrainian territory after a long period of time. Moreover, the crisis experienced by the Russian Armed Forces in terms of logistics and equipment has grown so much that there are now numerous examples of them resorting to using civilian-origin vehicles instead of tanks or armored vehicles in the field.
This picture shows that the “quick victory” scenario that Russian leader Vladimir Putin envisioned for his country has completely reversed.
On the other hand, Ukraine continues to deal blows to Russian logistics behind the lines and at critical points, as if aiming to take advantage of Russia’s logistical weakness.
Attacks on ammunition depots, oil refineries, and drone facilities are becoming increasingly frequent.
These attacks are greatly restricting the Russian army’s mobility both “on the front line” and “off the front line.” While Western analysts comment that “Ukraine has achieved what it set out to do: to cut Russia’s logistical veins and erode its combat power,” the Kremlin is trying to convey messages to the public that “This is all temporary, the necessary response will be given.”
Nevertheless, when you look at the numbers and field reports, it is clear how difficult the situation has become for Russia on the ground.
In the early months of the war, Russian armored units attempted to rapidly advance deep into Ukraine, but encountered unexpectedly fierce resistance. The mutual attrition war that followed showed that Russia’s stockpile of tanks and armored vehicles was far from endless.
Although it is known that there are large “deposits” from the Soviet era, it is understood that a significant number of these vehicles are poorly maintained or are not adapted to modern combat conditions. In addition, sanctions are restricting the Russian defense industry’s access to critical parts and technologies, slowing down the pace of new production or restoration.
According to current reports, while the Russians can repair at most 1,400 to 1,600 tanks and armored vehicles per month, the rate of loss exceeds this rate of repair.
This means that it is becoming increasingly difficult to replace vehicles that are spent or abandoned on the front lines. On top of that, even improvised vehicles, called "Frankenstein machines", combining ship artillery systems or old-fashioned air defense elements with chassis such as the MT-LB, can be seen in the field.
This is an indication that Russia is trying to "use every last drop of material at its disposal".
This video was released 1 day ago by USS Pentagonal on YouTube.
Here is the link to the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8R2Sv4pZbEI
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