Ukraine’s Fierce Fightbacks and Shifting Warfare: 🇺🇦🪖 A Ground Truth Report
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Ukraine’s Shifting Battlefield: Adapting Tactics and Facing New Threats
The fog of war often obscures the reality on the ground. But through raw combat footage emerging from Ukraine, we gain glimpses into the evolving dynamics of this brutal conflict. From the trenches near Pokrovsk to the skies above Kursk (in simulations), these videos offer a visceral understanding of Ukraine’s fierce fightbacks, innovative tactics, and the challenges they face in this shifting landscape of warfare. We see evidence of alleged North Korean troop deployments alongside Russian forces, raising questions about the Kremlin’s international alliances and their impact on the battlefield. Simultaneously, footage purportedly documenting successful Ukrainian counter-offensives highlights the continued resilience and adaptability of their forces. This ground truth report dives into the heart of these developments, analyzing verified combat footage to provide a clearer picture of the war’s trajectory.
Key Takeaways from the Frontlines
Ukrainian Counter-offensives: Footage suggests Ukrainian forces are effectively utilizing combined arms tactics, integrating infantry, armor (like Bradleys), and air power to reclaim lost territory and disrupt Russian advances, particularly around Pokrovsk.
Alleged North Korean Presence: Videos appear to show soldiers of Asian descent fighting alongside Russian troops, corroborating reports of North Korean deployments in Ukraine. This raises concerns about the expanding scope of the conflict and the potential for further escalation.
Evolving Drone Warfare: Reports and potential footage point to Ukraine’s increasing use of long-range drones, striking targets deep within Russian territory. This development signifies a shift in strategy, potentially targeting critical infrastructure and supply lines to disrupt Russia’s war effort.
Western Weaponry’s Impact: Footage seemingly shows the effective use of Western-supplied equipment, such as Bradley IFVs, highlighting the impact of military aid on Ukraine’s ability to conduct offensive operations.
"Shoot and Scoot" Tactics: The Daily Mail’s frontline report showcases the crucial role of mobile missile defense systems in protecting key Ukrainian cities like Pokrovsk, emphasizing the importance of maneuverability and rapid response in modern warfare.
Information Warfare: The inclusion of a simulated F-16 engagement over Kursk underscores the prevalence of simulated or misrepresented footage in the online information space, highlighting the need for critical analysis and verification of all sources.
The Ghost in the Machine: Analyzing Trends and Predictions
The emergence of purported North Korean troops in Ukraine signals a potentially dangerous shift in the conflict’s dynamics. While the exact extent of their involvement remains unclear, their presence could indicate Russia’s increasing reliance on foreign fighters amidst mounting losses. This development warrants close monitoring as it could have significant implications for regional stability and the future course of the war. Furthermore, Ukraine’s expanding drone capabilities pose a growing threat to Russian logistics and infrastructure. This asymmetric warfare tactic allows Ukraine to strike targets far beyond the frontlines, potentially disrupting Russia’s ability to sustain its war effort in the long term.
The War Through Their Eyes: Unfiltered Perspectives
The videos analyzed in this report offer a raw, unfiltered perspective on the realities of war in Ukraine. They provide crucial insights into the tactical innovations, human costs, and evolving dynamics of this conflict. Scroll down to view the curated video highlights and gain a deeper understanding of the ongoing struggle for Ukraine’s survival.
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27 Nov: KIM JONG-UN CRIES. North Korean Unit Quickly DIES (FOOTAGE). | War in Ukraine ExplainedReporting from Ukraine548,249 views | 24,872 | November 27 2024 19:00:17 (642 comments)[ Read more … ]
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Today there are a lot of interesting updates from the Pokrovsk direction.
Here, Russian forces slowed down their offensive efforts in order to reorganize their forces inside the Hrodivka-Novohrodivka-Selydove defense belt. The Ukrainians took advantage of the Russian operational pause, deploying the elite NATO-trained 425th Assault Battalion Skala and 5th Assault Brigade, facing the unprepared and exhausted Russian units which based on the combat videos, seem to have just been reinforced by North Korean soldiers.
Recently, Russian forces secured control of the town of Selydove. The protracted but crucial battle for this town delayed their primary offensive toward Pokrovsk and significantly thinned the Russian ranks. This development forced the Russians to reorganize and regroup, reducing the intensity of their attacks and exposing critical vulnerabilities. Seizing this opportunity, Ukrainian commanders from the 5th Assault Brigade and the 425th Skala Assault Battalion devised a series of surprise operations to reclaim lost positions near Novohrodivka and Hrodivka.
Ukrainian command has identified that the new Russian offensives from Selydove are aimed at the E-50 highway and its flanks. Concurrently, Russian forces are attempting to advance on Myrnograd from Novohrodivka and Hrodivka. To counter these efforts and shift the Russians onto the defensive in this region, Ukrainian forces initiated a preemptive strategy. The first step involved deploying the Ukrainian Air Force, which launched a precision strike on Russian concentrations in Hrodivka. Combat footage reveals Ukrainian jets employing French-made AASM Hammer guided bombs to disrupt Russian preparations, effectively increasing their vulnerability to a Ukrainian counterattacks.
The airstrikes were further supported by FPV drone strikes, which targeted and eliminated Russian survivors attempting to disperse and hide from the aerial bombardment. Notably, Ukrainian drone operators observed soldiers among the survivors who appeared to be of Asian descent, suggesting the presence of North Korean personnel integrated into Russian units. This aligns with earlier reports, as just two weeks ago, Ukrainian fighters began noticing North Korean flags flying over newly captured positions. These North Korean soldiers are fully integrated into the Russian army, wearing identical uniforms. Although, the recent footage of North Korean rifles and machine guns in Kursk may suggest they are partially equipped by North Korea, hinting at a deeper logistical cooperation between the two countries.
Following the airstrike, the 425th Assault Brigade Skala launched a decisive counterattack. Infantry squads advanced aboard Bradley infantry fighting vehicles, which provided suppressive fire on Russian positions while withstanding hits from RPGs. Upon reaching the target area, the Bradleys dismounted Ukrainian assault squads, who proceeded to storm and capture six trenches held by Russian forces. During the assault, one Bradley was struck by a Russian anti-tank guided missile but successfully withdrew thanks to its robust armor. Meanwhile, Ukrainian stormtroopers methodically cleared the trenches, eliminating Russian resistance and securing new positions. The captured trenches near Novohrodivka established a critical buffer zone before Myrnograd, disrupting Russian plans and forcing their troops to retreat to their original positions.
Overall, Russian forces were caught off guard in an operational pause which resulted in a series of powerful Ukrainian counterattacks. The panicking assault by Russian and North Korean forces ended in a disaster, possibly due to severe problems with communication and coordination. The positions regained by the Ukrainian fighters will amplify and reinforce their defenses to prepare for further intensification of the Russian offensive towards Pokrovsk and Myrnograd, to establish a buffer zone and to delay them before they reach these cities. Such a Ukrainian approach could stop the Russian offensive in winter, as the ground will become muddy from snow, complicating logistical issues for the Russian and North Korean troops.
29 Nov: Ukrainians Find a Russian RADIO. Create a BRUTAL AMBUSH. | War in Ukraine ExplainedReporting from Ukraine229,718 views | 19,382 | November 29 2024 05:00:33 (246 comments)[ Read more … ]
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Today, there are a lot of interesting updates from the Russian Federation.
Recently, Ukrainians finally received Western approval to use Western-delivered weapons to strike Russian military bases on Russian soil. This, combined with recent Ukrainian drone innovations that extend Ukraine’s strike range to 2,000 kilometers, led to a devastating combination of long-range strikes that damaged Russia’s ability to sustain the war both in the short- and in the long term.
The first target of the massive Ukrainian strike became a large oil depot in the city of Kaluga. To destroy it, Ukrainian forces used two long-range drones, causing a massive inferno to erupt in the middle of the city. Interestingly, the Ukrainian military intelligence service revealed that they unleashed new drones with a range of up to 2,000 kilometers away. These drones also have a powerful 75-kilogram warhead, nearly two times bigger than the Russian-Iranian Shahed drones. After destroying the Kaluga oil depot, Ukrainians hit a Russian artillery arsenal near Kotovo in the Novgorod region, 680 kilometers from the Ukrainian border, resulting in a loud explosion audible from several miles away. Later, Ukrainians hit a Russian electromechanical factory in Izhevsk, over 1300 kilometers from the Ukrainian border, which produces Tor air0 defense systems, radars, and other technical components.
Ukrainian drone and missile strikes on ammunition warehouses and oil depots directly impact Russians’ ability to sustain combat operations in the short term. However, strikes on Russian production facilities such as refineries and electromechanical factories severely damage the Russian ability to maintain the war in the long term. The main reason for this is that Russians are unable to produce or adequately repair many different components and manufacturing equipment. This means that by damaging or destroying these facilities, there is a significant chance that Ukrainians have destroyed or otherwise permanently diminished the Russian production capabilities of said equipment.
Moreover, to amplify Ukrainian deep-strike capabilities, the United States, Britain, and France recently allowed Ukraine to strike military targets on Russian soil. Russian forces have over 240 confirmed military objects within Ukrainian striking distance in Russian territory that Ukrainians were previously not allowed to target. These bases include, but are not limited to, airfields, ammunition depots, command and control centers, training and repair facilities, and logistics centers. Russians have used all these objects to conduct their war on Ukraine in relative safety from Ukrainian missile strikes. Now, Ukraine has finally received permission to strike back at these targets and eliminate the imposed safe zone for Russian forces.
The first Ukrainian target for the ATACMS missiles was the Karachev ammunition depot in the Bryansk region. Russian sources also reported heightened Ukrainian drone activity in the region as well, indicating that Ukrainians used drones to exhaust Russian air defense systems prior to the ATACMS strike. The ATACMS strike itself was a complete success, achieving a direct hit on the Russian base with a cluster munition warhead, as locals report hearing over a dozen secondary detonations as more ammunition caught fire. Ukrainian intelligence services report that the facility contained both conventional and rocket-propelled artillery ammunition, including shells provided by North Korea, guided glide bombs, and air defense missiles. As footage shared by local residents shows smoke clouds of a massive explosion rising into the air.
Overall, Ukrainian strike capabilities have been severely enhanced by the range restrictions on Western missile use being lifted, as well as Ukraine revealing to be capable of striking targets 2000 kilometers away with their new long-range kamikaze drones. While Ukrainians do not have a large enough stockpile of ATACMS missiles to strike all 250 known Russian military objects within range, Russians also do not have enough air defense systems to defend all of these targets and their frontline positions simultaneously. Consequently, Ukrainians can pick and choose which undefended bases to hit, exploiting gaps in the Russian air defense network. Unfortunately for Russians, the United States Department of Defense recently announced that they will be sending Ukrainians an undisclosed amount of ATACMS missiles in their upcoming aid package as well. This means that Ukraine’s ability to dismantle Russian military infrastructure will gain even greater momentum, tightening the noose on Russian combat operations and bolstering Ukrainian hopes for a decisive edge in the war.
Shoot and Scoot: Witnessing Ukraine’s Missile Defence of Pokrovsk | Frontline | Daily MailDaily Mail299,692 views | 5,179 | November 28 2024 19:00:25 (359 comments)[ Read more … ]
Shoot and Scoot: Witnessing Ukraine’s Missile Defence of Pokrovsk | Frontline | Daily Mail
Frontline reporters Richard Pendlebury and Jamie Wiseman get unprecedented access to a Ukrainian mission carried out by a special unit in the defence of Pokrovsk. The target will be a concentration of Russian troops and vehicles preparing to advance on the city. The challenge is twofold: to hit them hard and to escape to fight another day. The tactic required is known as ‘shoot and scoot’. You will see why. Speed is the key to survival.
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Ukrainian tanks obliterate Russian enemies & repel Putin assault with heavy fireThe Sun83,403 views | 1,999 | November 30 2024 11:01:14 (167 comments)[ Read more … ]
Ukrainian marines shared footage of their artillery repelling a Russian mechanised assault along the western outskirts of Trudove.
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