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Seeing quite a few infantry clips today. Best to watch in full screen, there's a shoulder patch at the end, Georgian Legion?

Says referb'd ye olde M113 took an RPG hit. Too hard to really see but somethnig definitely gives the don't argue with an M-2 at the end and it still appears to be under it's own power.

Second clips is aerial reconnaissance of the same, looks a mess.

ATGM miss and then a hit. By the look of it one is direct fire and the hit is top attack.

Pic from the left side of the aircraft, can see the intact wing tip in the foreground.

Amusing clip. Next gen attack rodents have gotten loose from the biolabs.

Couple of pretty brutal clips illustrating accurate artillery flushing infantry out of their hiding places (can do without the music)

As real events have quietened down somewhat here is something for our epicaricacy (a new word I just learnt - the internet reckons it's the english equivalent of schadenfreude)

This was what I was thinking today after seeing that NYT article suggested UKR SOF and TDF units had moved to re-enforce Bahkmut and that no one besides the russians really understands why they keep attacking there. Have them hold the line, it'll be a crap job but an important one. Give the regulars a chance for a breather and to get into position, then once the ground is hard enough look at another offensive op.

Current conditions

Around 10km from memory.

Nothing of great value, just an interesting little story.

Das ist Krieg Still, as far as PR and moving toward the EU/NATO goes, UKR would do well to avoid automatic deflections and denials, at least officially. Admitting there's a possibility of something having gone wrong and committing to investigate it is kind of expected in the west when stuff like this comes to light. It might be uncomfortable and the results unwelcome but it's the price paid for support from the public.

CM level 4 vision of RU T-72 on the attack being disabled by ATGM

Nice clip (in english).

This is that HMMWV hitting a mine incident as seen from their recce drone

Zuzuna loading and firing

Some close up vision of two very old warhorses And some nice vision of a NONA Last one, I imagine this makes it feel worth it to these guys.

Would this be HIMARS or similar in use here? Edit, changed the clip to longer one that includes the aftermath that I saw yesterday. Was going to wonder at the use of an expensive asset but 5 x SPA is a pretty good result. And an illustration of the effect of tungsten rain I believe.

Tough. But not to bright

20 minutes of footage plus long explanation of what was going on in this reddit thread. Ex French FL guys serving with the International Legion, Foreign Service Group-Alpha in Severodonetsk. https://www.reddit.com/r/CombatFootage/comments/yf78x4/international_legion_battle_of_severodonetsk_8/

Nice little report on the AU Bushmaster (auto translate it ok). I believe it's been announced that 30 more will sent over.

Noticeable uptick in the number of clips featuring POWs today https://twitter.com/666_mancer