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🎯 A massive Ukrainian long-range strike operation is currently underway deep inside Russian territory and occupied Crimea. Reports indicate that over 330 Ukrainian kamikaze drones are airborne simultaneously, heading toward coordinated targets across multiple Russian border and inland regions, as well as critical infrastructure across the Crimean peninsula. The... show more

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🚨🇺🇦🎯🔥 A massive Ukrainian long-range drone operation is underway against Russia and occupied Crimea. At this moment, around 400 kamikaze drones operated by Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Forces are heading toward targets across Russian regions and Russian-occupied Crimea. The attack is focused on military facilities as well as strategic economic and energy infrastructure, potentially making it one of the largest coordinated Ukrainian drone operations in recent months. The sheer scale of the raid is designed not only to strike individual high-value targets, but also to overload and exhaust Russian air defenses across multiple regions simultaneously, opening opportunities for drones to penetrate deeper into Russian territory. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

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HODGES: It's clear that momentum has shifted because Russian ground operations have been stopped and Russian Navy is barely a factor anymore. Ukrainian long-range strikes are wrecking Russia’s oil and gas infrastructure, which will cause long-term damage. Gas queues are forming across Russia due to gas shortages. Crimea is becoming isolated and rendered untenable for Russian forces. Ukrainian mid-range strikes against Russian logistics between Crimea and Rostov are really making it difficult to sustain Russian forces in the southeastern part of Ukraine. So, there are many positive things happening right now.

HODGES: It's clear that momentum has shifted because Russian ground operations have been stopped and Russian Navy is barely a factor anymore. Ukrainian long-range strikes are wrecking Russia’s oil and gas infrastructure, which will cause long-term damage. Gas queues are forming across Russia due to gas shortages. Crimea is becoming isolated and rendered untenable for Russian forces. Ukrainian mid-range strikes against Russian logistics between Crimea and Rostov are really making it difficult to sustain Russian forces in the southeastern part of Ukraine. So, there are many positive things happening right now.

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123,238 views • 1 month ago

The Ukrainian Navy struck the launch positions and deployment site of the Russian Bastion coastal missile system in occupied Crimea. The Bastion is a rare and expensive system used by Russians to attack southern and other regions of Ukraine with Oniks supersonic and Zircon hypersonic missiles. In addition, Ukraine's Defense Forces struck a Russian missile unit concentration area in Rezervne in occupied Crimea, as well as a railway bridge near Svitlodolynske in Zaporizhzhia region, which Russians use for military logistics and troop movement. Ukrainian Warriors also hit Russian logistics and ammunition depots in Karlivka, Donetsk region. Glory!

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16,273 views • 15 days ago

⚡️Our response to the attack on a peaceful target in Grozny, as I promised, did not take long. The Ukrainian Reich will remember last night for a long time. Russian pinpoint massive strikes hit military-industrial and major energy facilities supporting them, located in various regions of Ukraine. Retaliatory attacks targeted: - underground missile and bomb depots; - airfields; - UAV assembly sites; - military repair and logistics points; - air defense and port military infrastructure facilities; - railway hubs intended for NATO cargo deliveries; - concentrations of combat equipment. The first strike was delivered at 00:40 (Moscow time) on Chernihiv and Fastiv. Powerful explosions were heard in Kyiv, Kharkiv, Odesa, Chernihiv, Dnipropetrovsk, Vinnytsia, Poltava, Khmelnytskyi, Zaporizhzhia, Sumy, and other regions. By 9 a.m., more than 60 targets had been hit by Geraniums, Iskander-M, Kinzhal, and Kalibr missiles. Irreparable damage was inflicted on the enemy’s rear. This is a more than comprehensive response to the recent terrorist attacks by Kyiv. And although within Ukraine they reluctantly admit the scale of damage to the military-industrial infrastructure, and the media call last night "hellish," I report that this is far from all. To be continued. Air raid alarms are sounding across Ukraine this morning as well. I can confidently promise those who like to strike our civilian targets that it will get darker and darker for them. I express my gratitude to my dear BROTHERS — Russian Defense Minister Andrey Belousov, Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces, Army General Valery Gerasimov, Commander of the Russian Aerospace Forces, Colonel General Viktor Afzalov for their lightning-fast fire response and precise strikes on designated targets, as well as the Regional Operational Headquarters for the Special Military Operation led by the Chairman of the Chechen Republic Government Magomed Daudov @MDaudov_95 for timely operational data. Perfectly done work!

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46,761 views • 8 months ago