Live Conflict Ukraine-Russia War

[Soldier30]

Footage from an archival battle filmed in November 2024 near the village of Zeleny Shlyakh in the Kursk region of Russia. In the video, two BMD-4M airborne combat vehicles of the 137th Guards Airborne Regiment of Russia break through to a Ukrainian army stronghold located in a forest belt. It is worth noting that there is very little video of the combat use of the BMD-4M. The BMD-4M has been produced since 2015. During the forced march, the BMD-4M is actively fired upon by Ukrainian artillery. Upon reaching the stronghold, the BMD-4M disembark the troops and return to their original positions. The battle at the stronghold itself is not shown; it is reported that it was captured.

 

[Lool]

Ukraine is continuing to lose more territory everyday
Sadly, the end is near with nearly all options looking grim for the Ukrainians
Either to continue the war and lose more territory or sign the ceasefire and give legitimacy to Russian annexation of Ukrainian lands

 

[Soldier30]

Despite the ongoing fighting in the Kursk region, the Russian army has begun to remove abandoned military equipment from the Ukrainian army. There is quite a lot of equipment, we are publishing some footage of it. Some of the captured equipment was destroyed, some was damaged, some are fully operational. For example, two abandoned Ukrainian M2A2 Bradley ODS-SA and an HMMWV armored vehicle with a mileage of 14 thousand kilometers are operational. The HMMWV armored vehicle even had fuel, and is already being used by Russian units. The video also shows an abandoned Ukrainian Aqaba Petra Hunter APC armored vehicle with electronic warfare systems, an International MaxxPro armored personnel carrier, an IMR-2 engineering vehicle, an M1A1 SA Abrams tank, and other military equipment. The captured armored vehicles are sent for study, to firing ranges, to exhibitions, and to some combat units.

 

[Relic]

Germany's planned to exclude defense spending and foreign military aid from their "debt brake" policy has cleared it's final hurdle today, as the upper house in parliament approved the plan.

Germany immediately confirmed the 2025 $3.3 Billion usd increase for aid to Ukraine, bringing total military aid planned to $8 Billion for this fiscal year.

Germany's parliament backs incoming leader's plans for huge boost in defense spending, but can he deliver?

Under pressure from Trump and with Russia menacing, Germany's incoming leader plans to revamp the country's defense posture. Can he deliver?

www.cbsnews.com

 

[contricusc]

Ukraine is continuing to lose more territory everyday
Sadly, the end is near with nearly all options looking grim for the Ukrainians
Either to continue the war and lose more territory or sign the ceasefire and give legitimacy to Russian annexation of Ukrainian lands

The end is not necessarily near. Europe will continue to support Ukraine with weapons and money. Even if they face setbacks in the war for a while, there will come a time when the power balance will reverse again in their favor. Once Europe gears up into fighting mode, there is nothing Russia can do to keep up. Europe is simply way wealthier and more technologically advanced than Russia.