Live Conflict Ukraine-Russia War

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An episode of combat work in Ukraine, the Russian 152-mm self-propelled howitzer 2S5 "Giatsint-S". The self-propelled howitzer "Giatsint-S" is located in a semi-underground camouflaged shelter. The artillery unit fires at a stronghold of the Ukrainian army in one of the villages. At the end of the video, the crew of the 2S5 artillery unit reports what targets they managed to hit in Ukraine. The self-propelled howitzer 2S5 "Giatsint-S" was developed in the USSR and accepted into service in 1976. The firing range of the self-propelled howitzer 2S5 "Giatsint-S" is up to 41 km. Currently, Russia has 120 units of 2S5 howitzers in service and 750 units of 2S5 in storage.

 

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France 🇫🇷 announced a new military aid package for Ukraine valued at $211 million usd. The package will be funded using proceeds from frozen Russian assets and will consist of the following:

- Additional AMX10-RC AFVs
- Additional VAB APCs
- 155mm Artillery Shells
- AASM Precision Guided Munitions
- Drones



 

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Ukraine 🇺🇦 announced the signing of a new contract with Germany's🇩🇪 Diehl Defense, the maker of IRIS-T SLS and IRIS-T SLM air defense systems, which Ukraine has been using extensively. Ukraine has noted that the systems have a 95% success rate of shooting down Russian drones and cruise missiles.

Germany 🇩🇪 has commited 17 IRIS-T batteries to Ukraine and has already delivered 11 of those systems. The remaining 6 systems are scheduled to be delivered throughout 2025, as additional funding comes online in Germany.

Today's announcement is set to TRIPLE the number of IRIS-T batteries that Ukraine will receive, to a total of 50 batteries. It will also TRIPLE the number of interceptor missiles that Ukraine will receive.

This is a massive purchase and will be delivered over several years. Each battery is valued at nearly $500 million usd. IRIS-T will slowly overtake the U.S. NASAMS systems as the most readily used "Tier 2" air defense system in Ukraine.

 

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