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Ukrainian Defenders steadily take out Russian air defense systems. They are worth millions of dollars and are hard to replace. On the night of February 24, Ukrainian Unmanned Systems Forces struck several Russian military systems in Zaporizhzhia and Donetsk regions, as well as in occupied Crimea: ▪️ BM-27 Uragan MLRS; ▪️ Buk-M1 SAM system; ▪️ Pantsir-S1 air defense system; ▪️ Malakhit radar. Glory!

Ukrainian Defenders steadily take out Russian air defense systems. They are worth millions of dollars and are hard to replace. On the night of February 24, Ukrainian Unmanned Systems Forces struck several Russian military systems in Zaporizhzhia and Donetsk regions, as well as in occupied Crimea: ▪️ BM-27 Uragan MLRS; ▪️ Buk-M1 SAM system; ▪️ Pantsir-S1 air defense system; ▪️ Malakhit radar. Glory!

Anton Gerashchenko

35,861 次观看 • 4 个月前

❗️Putin’s statements on the use of the “Oreshnik” missile system during a meeting with the Ministry of Defense and defense industry leadership: •Yesterday, the “Oreshnik” tests were successful. We have a stockpile of these systems; •The “Oreshnik” system is not a modernization of Soviet systems but the result of work in the conditions of the new Russia; •Russia will continue testing the latest missiles, including in combat conditions; •No other country in the world has such weapons yet, but sooner or later, they will appear in other nations as well; •The “Oreshnik” system is not a strategic weapon or a weapon of mass destruction; it is a precision weapon; •As of today, there are no systems capable of intercepting the “Oreshnik”; •A decision has been made to begin mass production of the “Oreshnik.” It will be deployed in the Strategic Missile Forces; •Russia is also developing several other systems similar to the “Oreshnik.” 🔎And of course more threats in the end: Commander of the Strategic Missile Forces Karakayev: The “Oreshnik” complex can target the entirety of Europe.

❗️Putin’s statements on the use of the “Oreshnik” missile system during a meeting with the Ministry of Defense and defense industry leadership: •Yesterday, the “Oreshnik” tests were successful. We have a stockpile of these systems; •The “Oreshnik” system is not a modernization of Soviet systems but the result of work in the conditions of the new Russia; •Russia will continue testing the latest missiles, including in combat conditions; •No other country in the world has such weapons yet, but sooner or later, they will appear in other nations as well; •The “Oreshnik” system is not a strategic weapon or a weapon of mass destruction; it is a precision weapon; •As of today, there are no systems capable of intercepting the “Oreshnik”; •A decision has been made to begin mass production of the “Oreshnik.” It will be deployed in the Strategic Missile Forces; •Russia is also developing several other systems similar to the “Oreshnik.” 🔎And of course more threats in the end: Commander of the Strategic Missile Forces Karakayev: The “Oreshnik” complex can target the entirety of Europe.

Maria Drutska 🇺🇦

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The Ukrainian Navy, together with the Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, struck Russian units on the Syvash drilling platform in the Black Sea. Russian forces had been using it as an observation post and for the deployment of electronic warfare equipment and short-range air defense systems to control strike UAVs targeting the Odesa Oblast and Mykolaiv Oblast.

The Ukrainian Navy, together with the Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, struck Russian units on the Syvash drilling platform in the Black Sea. Russian forces had been using it as an observation post and for the deployment of electronic warfare equipment and short-range air defense systems to control strike UAVs targeting the Odesa Oblast and Mykolaiv Oblast.

WarTranslated

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🚨⚡️ Russian Ministry of Defense: - Russian forces liberate the towns of Visukoye in Sumy and Svetloy in the People's Donetsk. - Air defense systems shoot down 4 Hemars missiles and 118 Ukrainian drones. - The losses of the Kiev forces reached about 1555 soldiers - Targeting a facility for military industries and the installation of Ukrainian equipment

🚨⚡️ Russian Ministry of Defense: - Russian forces liberate the towns of Visukoye in Sumy and Svetloy in the People's Donetsk. - Air defense systems shoot down 4 Hemars missiles and 118 Ukrainian drones. - The losses of the Kiev forces reached about 1555 soldiers - Targeting a facility for military industries and the installation of Ukrainian equipment

RussiaNews 🇷🇺

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Operators of the Unmanned Systems Forces Destroyed Two Tor-M1 Air Defense Systems and One Buk-M3 System of the Enemy Fighters of the 412th Nemesis Brigade of the Unmanned Systems Forces continue to inflict critical losses on the enemy within their area of responsibility. Operators of the Asgard Battalion, which is part of the brigade, successfully engaged and neutralized enemy air defense systems. Among the confirmed targets: 2 units of the self-propelled Tor-M1 surface-to-air missile system; 1 unit of the latest Buk-M3 surface-to-air missile system. Previously, within just three days, fighters of the same unit also destroyed three Russian air defense systems valued at approximately $60 million. The #ADpocalypse continues! The destruction of such systems is critically important, as the enemy is experiencing a severe shortage in the production of high-tech and expensive air defense systems required to replenish losses. Unmanned Systems Forces: One Step Ahead!

Operators of the Unmanned Systems Forces Destroyed Two Tor-M1 Air Defense Systems and One Buk-M3 System of the Enemy Fighters of the 412th Nemesis Brigade of the Unmanned Systems Forces continue to inflict critical losses on the enemy within their area of responsibility. Operators of the Asgard Battalion, which is part of the brigade, successfully engaged and neutralized enemy air defense systems. Among the confirmed targets: 2 units of the self-propelled Tor-M1 surface-to-air missile system; 1 unit of the latest Buk-M3 surface-to-air missile system. Previously, within just three days, fighters of the same unit also destroyed three Russian air defense systems valued at approximately $60 million. The #ADpocalypse continues! The destruction of such systems is critically important, as the enemy is experiencing a severe shortage in the production of high-tech and expensive air defense systems required to replenish losses. Unmanned Systems Forces: One Step Ahead!

🇺🇦 Unmanned Systems Forces

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Hypersonic missile "Zircon" tested during the West-2025 military exercises According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, the missile was launched from a frigate at a target in the Barents Sea and directly hit the target.

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Sprinter Express

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Ukrainian forces released a video showing the strikes targeting the power station in Russian-occupied Kerch, Crimea, in Ukraine from this morning. Furthermore, you see successful strikes at Russian military gear such as valuable radar systems and dozens of Russian trucks.

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Prymary unit of the Ukrainian Defense Intelligence have burned down a Russian An-26 military cargo aircraft and two Russian radar systems in Russian-occupied Crimea. Glory!

Prymary unit of the Ukrainian Defense Intelligence have burned down a Russian An-26 military cargo aircraft and two Russian radar systems in Russian-occupied Crimea. Glory!

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Russian Defense Minister Belousov: The Russian Armed Forces will form a new branch - "Unmanned Systems Force" - and will complete their creation in the third quarter of 2025."

Russian Defense Minister Belousov: The Russian Armed Forces will form a new branch - "Unmanned Systems Force" - and will complete their creation in the third quarter of 2025."

Samuel Bendett

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The 🇺🇦 Unmanned Systems Forces drone units targeted the remaining vessels of the Russian Black Sea fleet in Novorossiysk tonight. Among the reported targets were the frigate Admiral Essen and a Project 1239 missile hovercraft. Also a Russian Osa air-defense system was destroyed in Donetsk region.

The 🇺🇦 Unmanned Systems Forces drone units targeted the remaining vessels of the Russian Black Sea fleet in Novorossiysk tonight. Among the reported targets were the frigate Admiral Essen and a Project 1239 missile hovercraft. Also a Russian Osa air-defense system was destroyed in Donetsk region.

Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦

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I began my working trip to the Odesa region by holding a coordination meeting with the Command of the Naval Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, focused on security issues in the southern region. Primary attention was given to countering constant Russian air attacks with “shaheds” and missiles, as well as readiness to respond to threats at sea. We also addressed our deep-strike operations, strengthening communication systems, mine countermeasure capabilities, and training and equipping naval infantry. We discussed increasing the number of helicopters to enhance air defense in the region and counter drone threats. The military officials presented the technical strike capabilities of the Naval Forces: Neptune and Harpoon missile systems, new-generation unmanned systems and torpedoes. During the meeting, we identified what is still needed to further strengthen the combat capabilities of the Navy. I thank everyone working for the security and strength of the region.

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Russian warships and a submarine have arrived in Cuba to demonstrate power On Tuesday, a Russian Navy frigate and a submarine docked in Havana. Despite statements from the US and Cuba that the visit poses no threat, this move is widely seen as a symbolic show of force amid rising tensions over the war in Ukraine.

Sprinter Press

76,511 次观看 • 11 个月前

Precision strike on the "Tor-M2" SAM system: the work of Unmanned Systems Forces operators In the Donetsk region, pilots of the 412th "Nemesis" Unmanned Systems Brigade hit a "Tor-M2" surface-to-air missile system. Striking the enemy's air defense assets weakens their anti-drone protection and opens opportunities for our operators to work deeper in the rear. This allows for more effective engagement of russian military equipment, manpower, and infrastructure. Live results of USF units' combat operations: USF: One step ahead!

Precision strike on the "Tor-M2" SAM system: the work of Unmanned Systems Forces operators In the Donetsk region, pilots of the 412th "Nemesis" Unmanned Systems Brigade hit a "Tor-M2" surface-to-air missile system. Striking the enemy's air defense assets weakens their anti-drone protection and opens opportunities for our operators to work deeper in the rear. This allows for more effective engagement of russian military equipment, manpower, and infrastructure. Live results of USF units' combat operations: USF: One step ahead!

🇺🇦 Unmanned Systems Forces

16,577 次观看 • 4 个月前

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Russian Forces' NEW WEAPONRY HITS the BATTLEFIELD Thor-M2 Intercepts Switchblade 600 Drone The crew of the Thor-M2 air defense system from the Russian "Center" military grouping successfully intercepted a Switchblade 600 loitering munition while protecting ground forces in the Krasnoarmeysk direction of the special military operation. During their combat duty, they targeted and destroyed numerous enemy drones, including the threatening Switchblade 600 drone approaching Russian positions. Utilizing advanced equipment, the operators detected, tracked, and launched a missile that hit the target at over 200 meters altitude. This success highlights the effectiveness of modern air defense systems in safeguarding troops and maintaining operational security on the battlefield.

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$The Lessons from Vietnam Twenty years ago, the Ukrainian company Vizar was producing air defense missiles for the S-300 systems. With underground facilities and years of expertise, the company was bombed by Russian forces merely two months after the onset of the war. Vizar, along with other Ukrainian companies, had ample opportunity to relocate their production to new sites, yet they did not take this action. This reflects a series of missteps by the Ukrainian MoD and their Western advisors. Between 2014 and 2021, Ukraine received billions in support aimed at modernizing its armed forces. This funding was sufficient to upgrade significant portions of its arsenal, including the T-64 tanks. At that time, in a strategic decision, Ukraine opted for modernization rather than procuring new tanks. However, a similar process was required in their domestic factories to produce missiles and upgrade the Soviet-designed systems that in 2022 constituted 80% of their military inventory, but the Ukrainian MoD was able only to refurbish some weapons. It is in this context that Vietnam offers important lessons for Ukraine. Vietnam boasts more than three factories capable of producing and upgrading Soviet systems. Their S-300 systems, including radars, are being enhanced at the engineering department of the A29 Factory. The A31 and A41 factories are also engaged in processing surface-to-air missiles and producing spare parts for the S-75, S-125, S-300, and various other surface-to-air missile systems. Notably, the same factory successfully upgraded the S-125 "Pechora" surface-to-air missiles, resulting in the creation of the S-125 2TM "Pechora-M" variant, which offers superior performance compared to the original model. These Vietnamese factories are adept at repairing, assembling, and upgrading their weaponry. Currently, Vietnam is also engaged in upgrading its Scud missiles. Vietnam implemented a strategic approach that Ukraine should have adopted, a necessity that was overlooked by Western advisors, whether intentionally or not. Before the conflict, Ukraine possessed approximately 4,500 defense missiles but failed to establish a network of companies capable of upgrading and organizing the constant supply of these Soviet missiles. Despite Ukraine's significant legacy in missile development during the Soviet era, there was no strategic planning for a sustainable military supply chain, resulting in a reliance on Western systems, which are also experiencing ammunition shortages. The current Ukrainian arsenal contains numerous short-range air defense systems that are now abandoned and inactive. NATO's assessments regarding Russian military and industrial capabilities were flawed, as was their analysis of the repair logistics for Western equipment supplied to Ukraine. Additionally, there was a lack of planning aimed at creating a sustainable military framework for Ukraine. This occurred despite the existence of companies with a long-standing tradition and underground facilities specifically designed to operate during wartime. Currently, only a few Ukrainian companies are responsible for the limited production of missiles, such as the Neptune, along with some drones. This output is merely a fraction of what it could have been at this stage. The Lessons from Vietnam? The capacity for supply must be established as a cohesive chain, capable of supporting both modern and old equipment that requires upgrades within a domestic production framework.$

The Lessons from Vietnam Twenty years ago, the Ukrainian company Vizar was producing air defense missiles for the S-300 systems. With underground facilities and years of expertise, the company was bombed by Russian forces merely two months after the onset of the war. Vizar, along with other Ukrainian companies, had ample opportunity to relocate their production to new sites, yet they did not take this action. This reflects a series of missteps by the Ukrainian MoD and their Western advisors. Between 2014 and 2021, Ukraine received billions in support aimed at modernizing its armed forces. This funding was sufficient to upgrade significant portions of its arsenal, including the T-64 tanks. At that time, in a strategic decision, Ukraine opted for modernization rather than procuring new tanks. However, a similar process was required in their domestic factories to produce missiles and upgrade the Soviet-designed systems that in 2022 constituted 80% of their military inventory, but the Ukrainian MoD was able only to refurbish some weapons. It is in this context that Vietnam offers important lessons for Ukraine. Vietnam boasts more than three factories capable of producing and upgrading Soviet systems. Their S-300 systems, including radars, are being enhanced at the engineering department of the A29 Factory. The A31 and A41 factories are also engaged in processing surface-to-air missiles and producing spare parts for the S-75, S-125, S-300, and various other surface-to-air missile systems. Notably, the same factory successfully upgraded the S-125 "Pechora" surface-to-air missiles, resulting in the creation of the S-125 2TM "Pechora-M" variant, which offers superior performance compared to the original model. These Vietnamese factories are adept at repairing, assembling, and upgrading their weaponry. Currently, Vietnam is also engaged in upgrading its Scud missiles. Vietnam implemented a strategic approach that Ukraine should have adopted, a necessity that was overlooked by Western advisors, whether intentionally or not. Before the conflict, Ukraine possessed approximately 4,500 defense missiles but failed to establish a network of companies capable of upgrading and organizing the constant supply of these Soviet missiles. Despite Ukraine's significant legacy in missile development during the Soviet era, there was no strategic planning for a sustainable military supply chain, resulting in a reliance on Western systems, which are also experiencing ammunition shortages. The current Ukrainian arsenal contains numerous short-range air defense systems that are now abandoned and inactive. NATO's assessments regarding Russian military and industrial capabilities were flawed, as was their analysis of the repair logistics for Western equipment supplied to Ukraine. Additionally, there was a lack of planning aimed at creating a sustainable military framework for Ukraine. This occurred despite the existence of companies with a long-standing tradition and underground facilities specifically designed to operate during wartime. Currently, only a few Ukrainian companies are responsible for the limited production of missiles, such as the Neptune, along with some drones. This output is merely a fraction of what it could have been at this stage. The Lessons from Vietnam? The capacity for supply must be established as a cohesive chain, capable of supporting both modern and old equipment that requires upgrades within a domestic production framework.

Patricia Marins

451,618 次观看 • 1 年前

🤡🤣The Russian Ministry of Defense once again claims that Kupyansk is under the control of the Russian military. As evidence, they posted a video of a Russian soldier in some abandoned place supposedly in Kupyansk.

🤡🤣The Russian Ministry of Defense once again claims that Kupyansk is under the control of the Russian military. As evidence, they posted a video of a Russian soldier in some abandoned place supposedly in Kupyansk.

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