Live Conflict Ukraine-Russia War

[Soldier30]

Episodes of battles of Russian servicemen of the 6th and 7th Cossack Brigades in Donbass. The video was filmed on the outskirts of the city of Seversk in the Artemovsky district. The video shows the assaults on Ukrainian strongholds using TM-62M anti-tank mines. It is worth noting that the Ukrainian army has also begun to use this method of assault. Anti-tank mines are used instead of grenades, since the effect of their use is stronger. Judging by the video, some of the Ukrainian servicemen surrendered.

 

[Soldier30]

Footage of a Russian Su-34 fighter bomber attacking with an ODAB-1500 vacuum bomb. The video was filmed in the village of Dar'evka in the Kherson region. Reportedly, one of the houses housed a temporary deployment point for the Ukrainian army. The damaging effect of the ODAB-1500 bomb is heat radiation of up to 4,000 degrees and a jump in atmospheric pressure.

 

[Relic]

The United States has agreed to sell Ukraine $200 million usd worth of equipment, maintenance, technical support and spare parts for Ukraine's M777 howitzers.

US greenlights $200 million Ukraine arms sales for M777 howitzer support, logistics

"The first package includes equipment, repairs, and technical support for M777 howitzers, valued at $104 million," Defense Minister Denys Shmyhal said.

www.yahoo.com

https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/us-approves-repair-services-howitzer-artillery-guns-other-military-sales-ukraine-2025-08-05/

 

[Soldier30]

Russian aviation continues to attack the Ukrainian bridge in the Korabelny district of the city of Kherson. Strikes are also carried out on the nearby infrastructure. Bombs are dropped by Su-34 fighter-bombers. At present, FAB-250 and FAB-500 bombs with UMPK modules are presumably used; technical information about them is on the channel. Judging by such long-term attacks, the bridge is made quite well.

 

[GoatsMilk]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1953412422783369719

 

[Soldier30]

Footage of Russian Lancet drones and FPV drones striking Ukrainian M93A3 Heron MLRS. M93A3 MLRS are produced in Croatia. The location of the shooting is not reported, judging by the video, the Ukrainian army is already actively using M93A3 MLRS in several areas of the front. As a result of drone strikes, several M93A3 MLRS were destroyed.

 

[Soldier30]

July footage of combat work of Russian FPV drone interceptors in Ukraine. The videos were published by the Rubicon Center for Unmanned Technologies. A total of 5,000 drone interceptions and attacks were made, but it is impossible to show this number yet. The location of the shooting is not reported. In the video, you can see quite a few popular Ukrainian drones, including the Domakha reconnaissance UAV, the Vector UAV, the RQ-35 Heidrun UAV worth $16,000, and other models. This is the third part of the combat work of FPV drone interceptors.

 

[Lool]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1953412422783369719

Losing deal for Putin IMO
The guy is winning rn and the pace of Russian gains is gaining steam. Sooner or later, Ukraine is going to lose even more territorry with less Russian casualities due to lack of manpower on the Ukrainian side. Therefore, why would Putin be satisfied with today's gains when he can gain even more within the next year or so

 

[Soldier30]

Footage of the strike of the Russian kamikaze drone "Lancet-51" on the Ukrainian armored personnel carrier XA-180. The video was filmed near the village of Glushkovka in the Kharkiv region. The armored personnel carrier SISU XA-180 was created in Finland in 1983 to replace the Soviet BTR-60. The armored personnel carrier weighs 15.5 tons, can be equipped with a 12.7-mm machine gun and has bulletproof armor. The armored personnel carrier modification XA-185, also received by Ukraine, is designed to carry up to 16 people. As a result of the strike of the drone "Lancet-51", the Ukrainian armored personnel carrier XA-180 was destroyed.

 

[Soldier30]

An episode of the battle in Donbass, the Russian special forces unit "Tuman", 25th Army. The video was filmed in the Serebryanskoye forestry in the Krasno-Limansky direction. The video shows an episode of the assault on a strong point, an unknown Ukrainian unit. As reported, the battle is in the Ukrainian rear, the entry of the Russian group was not expected.

 

[Rooxbar]

 

[Soldier30]

Footage of a Russian Iskander-M ballistic missile striking Ukrainian trucks carrying drones and supply teams for the Ukrainian army. The video was filmed at a temporary deployment point for the Ukrainian army, near a settlement in Stakhorshchyna in the Chernihiv region of Ukraine. It is worth noting that it is quite dangerous to unload equipment so openly 37 kilometers from the front line. About 20 people were reported killed.

 

[Century]

Lol this take is ridiculous...

Europe's increase in production of military equipment and munitions is happening in real time, however, it takes a long period of time to go from where they were, with dismal production, to where they're going, which will be significant. In the meantime, the United States greatly ramped up production under the Biden Government, creating new jobs and expanding factories / creating new ones, in order to equip Ukraine, handle a surge in foreign orders and backfill U.S. inventories. The U.S. production is in place and many Ukrainian brigades have become skilled and adept at using Americans weapons. Furthermore, the U.S. simply has the mix of quality and quantity SURPLUS systems and munitions (Patriot, PAC 2/3 Missiles, AIM-120 Missiles, AIM-120 Missiles, IFVs, APCs, MRAPs, etc) that Europe does not have to spare.

Ukraine was given a $50 Billion usd loan earlier this year, which they literally cannot spend fast enough in European markets currently, because timelines for marquee item production is backed up due to Europe's current domestic demands. Ukraine could order hundreds of IFVs from Germany and Sweden for example, but they'd be looking at delivery timelines starting in the 2027 range. As for air defense systems and interceptors, Ukraine has purchased as many IRIS-T systems and interceptors as Germany can produce. France and Italy are sending every Aster Missile for SAMP/T that they can afford to send. Britain is sending hundreds of ASRAAM Missiles and 5000 Martlet Missiles over an extended period of time. Ukraine simply cannot spend the remainder of the $50 Billion in Europe or domestically, and receive weapons at the pace they need to make up for the attrition they're facing.

Furthermore, the EU has agreed on a 175 Billion usd fund to support loans for the purchase of weapons from Europe and close Allies. Ukraine has special access to that fund as well. They'd be insane not to approach the Americans about selling weapons to them using both pots of money currently available to them. Especially sophisticated weapons that have proven highly effective, of which only the Americans can supply at quantity and pace.

Europe’s still in warm-up mode while the U.S. can churn out weapons like it’s 1943 with even better logistics. Ukraine would be stupid not to tap American stockpiles if they want to survive long enough for Europe to catch up. Credit where it’s due: Biden actually got the assembly lines moving. I guess we will see what Russia does in response. Maybe more N.K troops?