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PKT modified for infantry use.

@sburke @Kinophile Lt. Col. Sergey Koshelev, probably airborne battalion commander, 137th Guards Airborne Regiment:

This would seem to confirm that the pontoon bridge built alongside the Antonovsky Bridge is damaged beyond use and is not being repaired:

Looks like 2x Excalibur:

AFAIK, these are mostly (or exclusively?) losses from 2014-2021.

Trucks and, I think, a battalion CP vehicle, so not a failed Russian attack:

More failure at Pavlivka. Looks like tank is getting hit from trenches at very close range:

Russia responds:

Hmm…the military unit (в\ч 2079) referenced doesn’t seem to match with anything but an infectious disease hospital in Voronezh. I guess they could have been sent there for screening and then directly to the front? Seems a bit odd.

Ukrainians cooperate closely with Russia on new cosmonaut program:

He already looks worried.

Don’t forget humiliation.

New version of T-72B3 probably incorporating changes based on wartime experience:

IMO, this is intentional disinformation spread by FSB to up the “mad man” / “nothing to lose” deterrence factor, and not surprisingly, NY Post is happy to help.

If you were wondering how this ended up published to the Internet:

I think you all are confusing Kherson bridge and Kerch Strait bridge, but regardless, 75kg HE charge is not going to do much to either.

Obvious fake.

@sburke @Kinophile Lt. Col. Dmitry Radionov, Head of Reconnaissance, 11th Army Corps, Baltic Fleet:

T-90M gets Excalibured: More tank plinking with Excalibur:

I love the idea of Russia raising a militia in Kherson that just turns out to be more partisans:

I assume this is the pontoon bridge alongside the Antonovsky bridge:

Hard fight for a Russian bunker:

I like Toblerone Line more than Wagner Line. Ukrainians are gonna eat it up in one sitting.

@sburke @Kinophile Maj. Alexey Chuprov, probably a Su-25 pilot in the 266th Separate Assault Aviation Regiment, although he may be an officer from another unit stationed at the same airbase: Col. Ruslan Rudnev, regiment commander, and Lt. Col. Oleg Chervov, deputy commander for flight training, (both already on the list, but maybe without unit) seem to also be noted as losses from the 266th Assault Aviation Regiment. Maj. Maxim Kovalev, Ka-52 pilot, probably in the 39th Helicopter Regiment: Lt. Col. Alexander Bolotnikov, 98th Guards Airborne Division: