Fenris

Here's another one of these that was posted today, wiki says "Aistyonok is a portable counter-battery radar system developed and produced by the state-owned Almaz-Antey corporation for the Russian Armed Forces"

Mildly interesting thread re bribes to avoid being sent to UKR

This operator got skillz

Close (but safe-ish) view of an incoming Grad(?) strike

Close up of still smoking damaged/destroyed YPR. Translation of tweet states everyone alive Edit, same clip in English

It's been called as a defeat for UKR I'm afraid. If they're this good at clearing trenches I'm hopeful UKR can start training their own Beaver units. Edit - anyone else seeing a NAFO pic on the twitter home button and loading screen?

Is Visegrad but not much here to exaggerate

Russian anti-tank mine PTKM-1R

Another interesting clip posted today

Like you say, take the human out of it and you can either add more 'stuff' or make it smaller/cheaper. I think we are going to see more and more remote control vehicles over the coming decades.

Speaking of the Tank is dead - two view of the same vehicle firing - it's a bit odd looking at it from this angle, comments suggest a T-80U... So ex-russian?

I also hope that that factory in Poland is working overtime producing lots of blow up copies of all these new vehicles. Keep RU guessing.

I was thinking this last week with the various trench actions that had been uploaded. I've heard/read gas weapons can be particularly difficult to manage so not sure if ideal for the close in stuff posted recently.

ISW has an interesting paragraph re a PMC being setup in Crimea. Hopefully an indicator of more internal factional machinations and friction.

Each man should also carry extras so that he can cover his hole and have a few decoys. Probably need to block heat too.

Long interview with UKR infantry callsign Predator (the guy with the trench squire). Tweet has drone pics of the aftermath. Auto translate does an ok job on youtube

Clip of T-55 on rail - obviously I can't vouch for what they are saying, is Visegrad, so grain + salt etc

I have a feeling they've been moved to where they are pictured. The arms up plus the clothing either riding up or down the torso suggests to me the bodies have been dragged by the hands or feet.

Agree, pretty grim. I guess it's always like this, we're just getting a close up, unsanitised view this time

Bit over 80 years ago apparently...

Pretty grim thread showing what's being said was a failed small Wagner attack, the aftermath and then the clean up some days later. It very much appears taht after the attack quite a few of the wounded were left to fend for themselves, it's not nice to watch, there are a lot of corpses shown in the later posts where they're collecting gear from the dead wagner men. https://twitter.com/666_mancer/status/1637054537725878278

Cheers, good post.

Sure it's kinda amusing but if it does the job, meh, why not. Maxim's and DShK's can still be lethal. Some armour and tracks are better than a Soviet Scooby Van, in some situations, like for mounting surplus naval guns I'm interested to see what else comes out of the back of the cupboard over the coming months.

There were some clips like this from Mariupol last year IIRC.

Taking out that third launcher with their own rockets... With luck like that you have to wonder who's side the universe is on.