The total combat losses of the enemy from 24.02 to 26.07 were approximately: Staff / personnel - close / about 39870 (+ 170) persons liquidated / persons were liquidated, tanks / tanks

Ukraine War ☠ Footage and Updates ⚠ Day 153

  • A week before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February, Brittney Griner was arrested at Moscow’s Sheremetyevo airport, where cannabis oil vape cartridges were found in her luggage. Moscow’s harsh drug laws are under the spotlight following the American basketball star’s arrest
  • After Russia invaded Ukraine, Zvartnots International Airport in Armenia’s capital Yerevan was flooded with Russians, among them a growing number of tech workers. Fearing flight cancellations, exit bans, and border controls, many booked their tickets at exorbitant prices, wiped their phones, and arrived in the small country nestled in the Southern Caucasus. IT job listings in large cities like St. Petersburg dropped by almost a third as of May, compared to listings posted in January. At least 1,000 foreign companies have stopped or limited their activities in Russia, many of which moved their staff abroad
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  • The war has been raging for five months – six months if we count the noisy leadup. It has not gone as Russia hoped. Moscow’s initial offensive, a three-pronged attack on Kyiv, Odesa and Donetsk, failed for a variety of reasons: the limits of Russian logistics, the difficulty of coordinating an armored system at distance, and above all Ukrainian tactics and American weapons. The Ukrainians fought an infantry battle with a decentralized command structure and tactical mobility, and they did so with weapons such as Javelin missiles that were ideally suited for combatting the Russian army
  • Since 2019, Vladimir Putin has supercharged his plan to separate Russia from the global Internet. The country’s sovereign Internet law, which came into force that November, gives officials the power to block access to websites for millions of Russians. The law was used to hit Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter with blocks and followed Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February
  • Ukraine’s Security Service detailed the tactics it says Moscow is using to simulate local support to join Russia—and they apparently involve tacky T-shirts, scripted appeals, and free food for anyone willing to play along. The campaign is reportedly being led by the pro-Russian group “Donetsk Republic,” which is now expanding beyond occupied Donetsk and calling itself “Big Russia,” according to the SBU
The 68th Jager Infantry Brigade of the #Ukraine Armed Forces identified a Russian BMP / BMD infantry armored fighting vehicle in the #VelykaNovosilka District (#Donetsk Oblast) hidden among the trees and indirectly fired. #UkraineRussiaWar #UkraineWar
Heavy fighting continued near Izyum today, below, a Ukrainian drone films a burning Russian T-72B3
#Breaking: R-18 octocopter at work #Ukraine #Russia
Ukrainian defenders showed how a bomber drone works #UkraineWar
The artillery of the #Ukraine and SV Ground Air Assault Brigade destroyed a div. of Russian artillery consisting of 8 152mm 2A65 Msta-B self-propelled howitzers, soldiers, equipment and ammunition depot in #Prydonetske (West of #Izyum, #Kharkiv Oblast). #UkraineWar #Ukraine
The moment of the explosion of the Russian warehouse and base of the RF Armed Forces. #UkraineRussianWar
https://twitter.com/na_intel/status/1551468049630371840?s=20&t=g39cuDYNTonamkjlZalA9Q
Armed Forces of Ukraine 10th Mountain Assault Brigade eliminated another group of Russian occupiers who were spotted by Ukrainian intelligence.

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