Live Conflict Ukraine-Russia War

[Passenger]

The US military has no spare air defense munitions to give Ukraine. They are about to go all in on defending Israel.

 

[Soldier30]

Footage shows the destruction of five Ukrainian "Protector" heavy wheeled robotic vehicles by Russian FPV drones. The videos were recorded in the Kharkiv and Sumy regions, as well as in the Donbas. The "Protector" wheeled robotic system is manufactured by the company "Ukrainian Armored Vehicles" (Ukrainska Bronetekhnika) and was first unveiled in 2024. The "Protector" is quite large—essentially an unmanned vehicle. While it can be equipped with a turret, it is primarily used for transporting cargo weighing up to 1.5 tons; it has a top speed of 60 km/h and a range of 400 km. The unit is operated via a Starlink satellite connection.

 

[Soldier30]

The Ukrainian army has begun using pipelines to move individual military units. This practice was first employed by the Russian army. Judging by video footage, Ukrainian troops use a makeshift wheeled platform to travel inside the pipelines. According to media reports, this tactic has not yet proven successful.

 

[MaciekRS]

Time to burn another ruzzian rafinery

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2116056216682090642

 

[Soldier30]

Footage shows Russian Kh-101 cruise missiles striking the Prydniprovska Thermal Power Plant in the city of Dnipropetrovsk on October 3. The attack was carried out by a Tu-160M strategic bomber. Police Precinct No. 4 of the Dnipropetrovsk District Department was also hit; the destroyed building is shown at the end of the video. The Kh-101 missile has a range of up to 5,500 km and carries a 400 kg warhead.

 

[Spitfire9]

While Russian casualty figures originating from Ukraine cannot be trusted, they may show a trend. Ukraine claims that Russian losses reached a new record of 2,250 23rd October and another new record of 2,500 1st November.

Why are Russian casualties apparently rising so much? Is Russia exposing troops to greater danger or is Russia exposing more troops to the same level of danger?

It sounds like something is changing things for the worse for Russian troops.

 

[Şok Tedavisi]

In 2014, the US made the first provocative move by toppling the pro-Russian president. Yes, the Russians did invade Ukraine. However, the Russians did not fire the first shot.

Ukraine was and still a sovereign nation, they can do what they want using these type of arguments to support a Invasion is crazy, don't get angry If others uses your mentality to talk about cyprus peace operation, you are just clueless.

 

[Soldier30]

Footage has emerged of a major engagement between 28 Ukrainian robotic platforms and Russian FPV drones. The video was reportedly filmed in the Lyman area. The Ukrainian group included two robots equipped with Mk-19 grenade launchers, 18 robots armed with handheld grenade launchers, and eight kamikaze robots packed with explosives. Thanks to timely detection by scouts from the 3rd Motorized Rifle Division of the 20th Combined Arms Army, the robotic assault was repelled through strikes by FPV drones and the dropping of munitions.

 

[Iskander]

Kremlin ideologue Dugin justifies killing of Ukrainians: "We love you, but we are killing you for very important cause". VIDEO​

The far-right Kremlin ideologue Alexander Dugin claimed that Russians supposedly love and respect Ukrainians, but at the same time justified their killings on the grounds of the need to achieve a certain ‘higher cause’.
According to Censor.NET, in a video recording of his speech, Dugin refers to Ukrainians as brothers and sisters whom Russians are forced to kill.

"We love you, we respect you. And even if we are forced to kill you, we do so by shooting our own brothers and sisters in the heart, in the face, in the head. It is very hard," he said.

According to Dugin, Russians are carrying out these killings for a purpose which they themselves are allegedly unable to fully comprehend.

"We do this in the name of salvation, in the name of transformation. We are one with you. We do this so that we may be one with you. Because we are one with you," added the Russian ideologue.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://censor.net/en/news/4032157/dugin-declared-his-love-for-ukrainians-and-justified-their-killings-in-the-name-of-unity-with-russia&ved=2ahUKEwizvfXP5veXAxVEQVUIHS2HFhcQFnoECEQQAQ&usg=AOvVaw0EGaBYxYkGFPoElOuNnY08

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This madman used to be a bit more modest—he used to call Putin… the Moon. It seems his "concept" has evolved: now he refers to Putin as the Sun. I suspect this won’t be the end of it, and this windbag—who, for some reason, is hailed as a philosopher—will soon declare Putin to be… God

At the beginning of the last century, a certain "prophet" appeared on the historical stage: Lenin. He set out to lead humanity toward a "happy future"—communism. For 70 years, the Russians dragged half the world toward this vague goal, only to suddenly—halfway there—drop everything and walk away 🫢. It turns out that figures like Lenin and Stalin were, well... let’s just say, slightly misguided

Now, the Russians are once again promising something bright to all of Eurasia. But what, exactly?!
"We will kill you because we... love you... We are doing this for the sake of salvation, for the sake of transformation"

 

[Spitfire9]

According to Putin in a recent speech, Russia has never threatened other countries.

Google Search

Chechnya - attacked 1994
Chechnya - attacked 1999
Georgia - attacked 2008
Crimea - annexed 2014
Ukraine - attacked 2022

 

[Şok Tedavisi]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2119111272986030166

 

[Perun]

According to Putin in a recent speech, Russia has never threatened other countries.

Google Search

Chechnya - attacked 1994
Chechnya - attacked 1999
Georgia - attacked 2008
Crimea - annexed 2014
Ukraine - attacked 2022

Chechny is part of Russia, Georgian troops attacked first.

 

[Şok Tedavisi]

Chechny is part of Russia, Georgian troops attacked first.

Sure buddy, croatia attacked serbia first

 

[blackjack]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2119111272986030166

>leaked database that even included a 92 year old grandma from ukraine in 2022.
>open every post zelensky made, click control + F search "ceasefire" results will be over 100, no news from russia wanting a ceasefire.
>dead body exchange ratio 30:1 always favored russia even when ukraine was advancing.
>population of ukraine was halved.

Tired of "leaked documents" claims I even ignored russias 2 million Ukrainians wounded claim.

 

[blackjack]

Numbers are from "lost armour" and "ukrainewarspotting" both video record destruction which makes their claims more believable then "leaked databases."

What I learned.
1. Ukraine has a fuck load of MRAPS
2. MLRS from either sides are useless if your enemy has drones. Most MLRS are like 70-90km ranges. I think the survivability for MLRS would be better if the ranges were 150km-200km.

 

[Fatman17]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2119997738591117365

 

[Iskander]

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Numbers are from "lost armour" and "ukrainewarspotting" both video record destruction which makes their claims more believable then "leaked databases."

What I learned.
1. Ukraine has a fuck load of MRAPS
2. MLRS from either sides are useless if your enemy has drones. Most MLRS are like 70-90km ranges. I think the survivability for MLRS would be better if the ranges were 150km-200km.

Citing "Lost Armour" on any self-respecting forum is considered bad form. This resource frequently manipulates "facts" and simply omits a great deal. Then again, omission isn't technically a lie, is it?
Yesterday, a forum member with the handle "duveil" came up with a brilliant line: "Statistics are like a bikini: what they reveal is intriguing, but what they conceal is the most important part." Well, this Russian resource is precisely the type that hides the most important information. I’ve been familiar with it for a long time—in essence, it’s the Russian equivalent of "Oryx." However, Oryx always honestly acknowledges that the number of military equipment losses that lack documentation could be significant—and simply remains unknown.
The motto of "Lost Armour" is "Carthage must be destroyed!" In this context, "Carthage" refers to Ukraine—the country attacked by Russia. And you consider this a reliable source?
Back during the war in Karabakh, "Lost Armour"—just imagine, as early as the fifth day!—declared that the Azerbaijani "blitzkrieg" had failed! Incidentally, some other Russian websites were claiming the exact same thing as early as the evening of the very first day of that conflict. 🫢 We all know how that turned out.
All Russian sources are controlled by a special unit of the FSB. Need I say more, given that in Russia you can end up in prison even for a "like" on social media? I occasionally share articles from Russian military publications here, but, in reality, they are nothing more than Russian propaganda; the fact that I quote them here doesn't mean I trust them in the slightest.
As the Russians say: "Доверяй, но проверяй!" ("Trust, but verify!")

 

[blackjack]

Citing "Lost Armour" on any self-respecting forum is considered bad form. This resource frequently manipulates "facts" and simply omits a great deal. Then again, omission isn't technically a lie, is it?
Yesterday, a forum member with the handle "duveil" came up with a brilliant line: "Statistics are like a bikini: what they reveal is intriguing, but what they conceal is the most important part." Well, this Russian resource is precisely the type that hides the most important information. I’ve been familiar with it for a long time—in essence, it’s the Russian equivalent of "Oryx." However, Oryx always honestly acknowledges that the number of military equipment losses that lack documentation could be significant—and simply remains unknown.
The motto of "Lost Armour" is "Carthage must be destroyed!" In this context, "Carthage" refers to Ukraine—the country attacked by Russia. And you consider this a reliable source?
Back during the war in Karabakh, "Lost Armour"—just imagine, as early as the fifth day!—declared that the Azerbaijani "blitzkrieg" had failed! Incidentally, some other Russian websites were claiming the exact same thing as early as the evening of the very first day of that conflict. 🫢 We all know how that turned out.
All Russian sources are controlled by a special unit of the FSB. Need I say more, given that in Russia you can end up in prison even for a "like" on social media? I occasionally share articles from Russian military publications here, but, in reality, they are nothing more than Russian propaganda; the fact that I quote them here doesn't mean I trust them in the slightest.
As the Russians say: "Доверяй, но проверяй!" ("Trust, but verify!")

Lost Armour and ukrainewar spotting simply show drone footage of destroyed military assets and those numbers from the chart are whats recorded for each day that add up the results for each month. Lost Armour is not journo publication site its a site that shows recorded destruction and its not my fault that the Russians destroy more Ukrainian assets in what they record then what Ukrainians destroy as russian assets.