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@sburke @Kinophile Col. Kharechko was deputy commander for the 4th Military Base. https://antikor.com.ua/ru/articles/571490-vsu_v_zaporohje_likvidirovali_11_okkupantov_16_ranili_sredi_200-h_zamestitelj_komandira_iz_rf

Claims that Ukrainian forces are through all the defense lines along the right bank of the Dnieper and into the Russian operational rear:

This is another angle on that point blank engagement between defending UKR tank (destroyed) and advancing RUS tanks. Shows they took losses also. EDIT: nevermind, you were posting about this already.

@sburke @Kinophile Col. Alexey Kharechko, unit unknown: Maj. Alexander Maslennikov: Maj. Roman Skoartsa, Deputy Chief of Staff for Troops and Security of the Military Service, 120th Guards Artillery Brigade:

The watermelon has been secured.

It’s not the Central Military District’s fault, it’s the Western Military District’s fault!

Looks like something on the coast near Belbek. Probably SAM launcher. Or a jet carrying rockets crashed short of the runway? EDIT: jet crashed on take-off

womp-womp

Is this here: 49.02160° N, 37.95275° E ? Video:

Why not up-armor your tank with the water you need anyways?

Geoconfirmed with indications that a large accumulation of vehicles was at this location recently:

Ah, here is where I saw the bear paw connected to 3 AK:

What do you all think? Could these taller trees have already lost their leaves as of yesterday?

Not sure I agree with his claim to be able to tell which tanks are repairable via satellite imagery. I get that some are obvious junk (rusted hulls without running gear or turrets), but wasn’t there a report that something like only 20% of 1st Guards Tank Army tanks in storage were suitable for bringing back into service?

No, he reiterated his promise that every inch of NATO will be defended.

Like they said, they don’t care about the price.

Said to be Liman. “That got the Russians”??

Indeed. (The bear paw marking has been associated with 3 AK.)

503rd MRR was previously reported in key position facing Huliaipole, but I don’t know how recently. Regardless, 58th CAA is clearly responsible for this area and this is a key component of its strength.

Here comes the tungsten Rasputitsa:

Well then, I guess the Zaporizhzhia front has been significantly weakened.

Interesting claim here that this is actually from GMLRS that went straight through the Tigr while it was crossing the Nova Kakhovka bridge:

T-72B3 (probably) getting wrecked. Second hit looks like ATGM from the right side of frame:

Another vile Ukrainian weaponized waterfowl bombing attack (full screen pls): Gotta catch-em all!

UKR Su-24M goes down with multiple SAMs chasing it: