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A video circulating on local Telegram channels shows a fire at the Yaroslavl refinery, one of Russia’s largest. The facility processes about 15 million tons of crude annually. Flames appeared in the processing area, raising the likelihood of disruptions to production process

As a Ukrainian drone strikes trucks in Belgorod Oblast, local experts have erupted into a fierce debate over UAV classification, to the envy of online experts, showing off their skills without ever needing Wikipedia or ChatGPT to keep up

Additional video has emerged from the Shatura Power Plant attack. Since earlier footage of the strike and resulting fire was recorded in the dark, this appears to have been a continued attack. Despite attempts to stop the drone with small arms, it successfully reached its target

According to several local Telegram channels, a test was carried out in the town of Peresvet, near Moscow, which is well known for its Roscosmos space facilities. Video footage from the Supernova TG channel shows that the test appears to have been successful...?

A horrifying scene - residential and commercial areas in Kyiv are burning after a massive wave of drone and missile attacks. This is a deliberate strike to terrorize and intimidate Ukrainians. Share this, so the world sees what Russia thinks of peace Video credit: Kateryna Lisunova

Kyiv civilians screamed for help, shouting, "Where are the children?" as a Russian drone set an apartment ablaze. This happened this morning, after Russian envoy Kirill Dmitriev visited the U.S., claiming Russia does not target civilians, an apparent attempt to ward off new sanctions

Reportedly, a loud explosion was recorded in Sterlitamak, Bashkortostan. Preliminary information indicates there are no reports of a drone attack. Local media report that the explosion occurred at the Avangard chemical plant.

The Ukrainian Defense Forces have brightened up grim, dreary Feodosia in occupied Crimea, helping to get rid of excess oil from a depot, which is becoming increasingly hard to store thanks to Ukraine’s highly successful drone campaign against refineries in Russia.

Footage reportedly from Tula Oblast, south of Moscow, shows visible anti-aircraft fire and rising smoke/steam. The region’s governor announced an air threat at 3 a.m. local time on October 26.

Yesterday, footage of a downed helicopter, reportedly from the Gao area, circulated online. At the time, it was claimed to belong to the Malian Air Force. It is possible this was the same aircraft, with later report from Fighterbomber blogger suggesting it was Russian

The resemblance is uncanny

The first video has surfaced, showing signs of an explosion, and smoke, at the Avangard chemical plant. The plant handles state defence contracts for disposing military gear and arms, and conducts research/development related to the ammo Video source: TG channel Supernova+

Residents of Nizhny Novgorod were jolted awake by loud nighttime "claps," as Russia's state media calls them, realizing that after years of bombing Ukraine, the consequences might now be reaching their backward, irrelevant town, hundreds of kilometers from the front

The Tuapse seaport came under attack again, likely by sea drones, as in previous incidents. The extent of the damage remains unclear, but no secondary fires were observed after the explosion, suggesting that infrastructure with flammables or fuel was likely not affected.

Orsknefteorgsintez, in Russia’s Orenburg oblast, over 1,500 km from Ukrainian-controlled areas, was hit, as evident in the video footage from Supernova+. The refinery can process 6.6 million tons of oil per year and makes more than 30 products, including gasoline and diesel fuel

Ukraine didn’t choose to be invaded. In contrast, Trump initiated a tariff war, only to later backtrack after damaging global trust in the U.S and savings of regular Americans. And why pick a fight with the Houthis if you're too incompetent to win it in the first place?

Additional footage of the strike on Orsknefteorgsintez shows a clearer view of the impact site, including the source of black smoke rising from the ground.

A video posted on local Telegram channels, allegedly from Taganrog, shows thick smoke rising after an explosion. Another clip appears to show a fire at a power substation, likely the same site, suggesting the substation sustained damage. This video source: Exilenova

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Decades from now, these videos will likely be viewed much like we now see black-and-white WWI tank footage: showing slow, awkwardly designed machines by today's standards, yet laying the foundation for what would become a big part of modern warfare for a century Video: DevDroid

According to Russian milblogger Fighterbomber, who has a wide network within the Russian Air Force, an Il-76 was shot down in Sudan on November 4 by the Rapid Support Forces. According to him, the aircraft had been purchased in Kyrgyzstan a month and a half ago for $12 million

A Ukrainian one-way drone casually cruises thousands of kilometers from the border, over a Russian refinery in Orenburg Oblast, projecting full confidence and dominance. Terrified guards fire a few weak shots, all misses, proving utterly useless.

Politico has published another detailed video of a Flamingo FP-5 launch. According to the article, the system went from concept to its first successful battlefield tests in less than 9 months. The Flamingo is now in serial production, with a target output of about 200 per month

During a Ukrainian drone strike on one of Russia’s largest refineries, a local woman filmed herself delivering highly intellectual commentary on the chaos unfolding in the sky, with a total lack of self-reflection and an inability to connect cause and effect (Subtitles included)

Another resident of Leningrad Oblast, Russia’s so-called cultural capital, filmed the highly successful aftermath of a Ukrainian drone strike on Kirishinefteorgsintez, narrating the fire show in a truly colorful display of Russian expletives.

A brief demonstration showing how various objects can be booby-trapped, along with the principles behind their triggering mechanisms, was published on one of the largest Russian Telegram channels

On April 1, 2022, Ukrainians carried out a daring helicopter raid across the border, striking a fuel depot in Belgorod. In recent weeks, Ukraine has conducted dozens of long-range attacks on oil facilities, hundreds of kilometers from the border. Astonishing growth

"We were supposed to have sanctions, and instead we got Alaska,” said Radosław Sikorski, Poland’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Deputy Prime Minister, on Fox News with Bret Baier. Mr. Sikorski delivered the message effectively, making this short interview worth watching.

Another sleepless night for Russia, as Ukrainian forces continue their deep-strike campaign, now a new element of daily life in the country. Ukraine successfully hit multiple important targets tonight 🧵Thread: 1. Video of the attack on the refinery in Kstovo, Nizhny Novgorod:

During a Ukrainian drone strike on one of Russia’s largest refineries, a local woman filmed the chaos in the sky and gave “highly intellectual” commentary, showing a total lack of self-reflection and no sense of cause and effect (Re-upload with embedded subtitles)

Over three minutes of chaos in Novorossiysk tonight were captured on video, showing the aftermath of several successful Ukrainian strikes. Multiple fires and explosions lit up the port, casting doubt on Russia’s ability to protect its key Black Sea Fleet base.

Ukraine has launched a series of successful large-scale strikes across Russia tonight. As of November 6, multiple hits are confirmed. 🧵Thread: 1. A major fire was caught on video at the Kostromskaya thermal power plant in Volgorechensk, over 730 km from the Ukrainian border.

A Ukrainian drone was reportedly spotted heading toward an oil depot in Matveev-Kurgan, Rostov Oblast. Although gunfire was used in an attempt to bring it down, follow-up videos from the depot show that the garrison’s efforts were unsuccessful, even in broad daylight.

A missile, believed to be part of an air-defense system, appears to have landed in a populated area. The footage was reportedly recorded during a drone attack on Novorossiisk, Krasnodar Krai, Russia, on Tuesday night.

Holy guacamole! Using drones, the “Lasar’s Group” unit operating within the “South” military group’s area in the Kherson region destroyed a Russian BM-30 Smerch multiple launch rocket system at a range of nearly 50 kilometers. Source: Facebook page of the “South” Defense Forces

A massive explosion, followed by a second blast, erupts as a result of a successful Ukrainian strike on a Russian air-defense battery in Novorossiysk. The attack shows how Russia’s ability to protect key sites, even deep inside its territory, is deteriorating as the war continues

In yesterday’s speech, Putin spoke about the biggest problem of the Ukrainian military - desertions. The number he cited as “desertions” is actually the number of cases, which is not very precise metric and something our team recently covered in a major report on Ukrainian AWOLs:

A short clip from the 2012 debates between Obama and Romney shows just how much the US political landscape has shifted. They sound almost like Victorian era aristocrats compared with the tone of today’s debates and political culture.