New high-resolution satellite imagery of Donetsk International Airport shows continued expansion of Russia's Geran-2 drone launch point there.
3 new static launch pads have been installed in the last month, bringing the total number of launchers there to 7.
The number of open garages for storing drones remains unchanged at 93, 81 of which have a capacity of 2 drones and 12 of which have a capacity of 1 drone. This means that the total number of drones that can be stored, not including larger storage facilities, is 174.
Additionally, one of the newly installed launch pads is capable of launching Geran-4 and Geran-5 jet drones, which have already been used to attack targets near Kryvyi Rih, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast.
Image credit: @StrategicaviationT.
3 new static launch pads have been installed in the last month, bringing the total number of launchers there to 7.
The number of open garages for storing drones remains unchanged at 93, 81 of which have a capacity of 2 drones and 12 of which have a capacity of 1 drone. This means that the total number of drones that can be stored, not including larger storage facilities, is 174.
Additionally, one of the newly installed launch pads is capable of launching Geran-4 and Geran-5 jet drones, which have already been used to attack targets near Kryvyi Rih, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast.
Image credit: @StrategicaviationT.
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⚡️🇸🇾 🇸🇾 🏴 🇸🇾 🌟 A mixture of ISIS and tribal forces attempted to infiltrate the town of Doma in Eastern Swaida Governorate.
Swaida's National Guard successfully repelled the attack thanks to surveillance equipment which detected the fighters approaching.
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Swaida's National Guard successfully repelled the attack thanks to surveillance equipment which detected the fighters approaching.
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Israel is a powerful state in the region, and we hope that the stance it has taken to protect the Druze will also be extended to include the Kurds.
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The U.S. is getting a lot of wins in the Middle East right now...
- They abandoned the SDF in favour of a stronger, more stable STG, who can now control and administer oil and gas fields, and further counter Iranian influence in the region.
- Because of this agreement with the SDF, the STG will likely go after Druze factions in Suweida next, namely the SMC, which will prevent the STG from normalising ties with Israel, providing Israel with "justification" to keep expanding their "buffer zone", further strengthening their influence and weakening STG potential.
- The more "extreme" Kurdish groups opposed to the agreement with the STG may also turn to Israel, seeking SMC-like relations and support, providing Israel with additional "justification" to stay at odds with the STG, thereby preventing them from getting too strong and keeping them loyal to the US.
- And all the while, the U.S. can continue their efforts at dismantling the Iranian regime, which could end through additional military operations.
Essentially, a more complex and proxy-based version of "divide and rule". The next few months will be very interesting.
- They abandoned the SDF in favour of a stronger, more stable STG, who can now control and administer oil and gas fields, and further counter Iranian influence in the region.
- Because of this agreement with the SDF, the STG will likely go after Druze factions in Suweida next, namely the SMC, which will prevent the STG from normalising ties with Israel, providing Israel with "justification" to keep expanding their "buffer zone", further strengthening their influence and weakening STG potential.
- The more "extreme" Kurdish groups opposed to the agreement with the STG may also turn to Israel, seeking SMC-like relations and support, providing Israel with additional "justification" to stay at odds with the STG, thereby preventing them from getting too strong and keeping them loyal to the US.
- And all the while, the U.S. can continue their efforts at dismantling the Iranian regime, which could end through additional military operations.
Essentially, a more complex and proxy-based version of "divide and rule". The next few months will be very interesting.
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Vuhledar in 2026.
Population: 25
The city is now around 50 km behind the frontline.
Population: 25
The city is now around 50 km behind the frontline.
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Large numbers of Russian Geran-2 and Gerbera drones are arriving at various airbases in preparation for large attacks on Ukraine.
- Several IL-76MD cargo planes landed at Baltimore Airbase, Voronezh Oblast, with drones being delivered to launch sites (presumably including Tsumublova Testing Ground, Oryol Oblast) via rail.
- An IL-76MD landed at Shatalovo Airbase, Smolensk Obalst, delivering drones to the launch site there.
- An IL-76MD landed at Hvardiiske Airbase, Crimea, delivering drones to the launch site there.
- Several IL-76MD cargo planes landed at Baltimore Airbase, Voronezh Oblast, with drones being delivered to launch sites (presumably including Tsumublova Testing Ground, Oryol Oblast) via rail.
- An IL-76MD landed at Shatalovo Airbase, Smolensk Obalst, delivering drones to the launch site there.
- An IL-76MD landed at Hvardiiske Airbase, Crimea, delivering drones to the launch site there.
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An IL-76MD cargo plane landed at Akhtubinsk Airbase, Astrakhan Oblast during the day.
The cargo presumably consists of Kh-59/69 cruise missiles for the Su-57 fighters stationed there.
The cargo presumably consists of Kh-59/69 cruise missiles for the Su-57 fighters stationed there.
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Explosions in Dnipro. Cause unknown, possibly a missile. There was also an explosion in Zaporizhzhia.
Clarifying.
Clarifying.
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Explosions in Dnipro. Cause unknown, possibly a missile. There was also an explosion in Zaporizhzhia. Clarifying.
Zaporizhzhia City is being targeted by Tornado-S rockets equipped with cluster warheads, which were launched from the Tokmak area of Zaporizhzhia Oblast. At least three impacts have been recorded, 2 of which struck the southern part of the city while the third hit the southern outskirts/nearby settlements. A Russian reconnaissance drone is operating in the area, adjusting the strikes.
The explosion heard in Dnipro is from a Geran-2 drone strike on the Stara Ihren District in the southeastern part of the city. Several more drones are now flying in.
The explosion heard in Dnipro is from a Geran-2 drone strike on the Stara Ihren District in the southeastern part of the city. Several more drones are now flying in.
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A bunch of Ukrainian accounts are fabricating a Ukrainian HIMARS attack on a substation in Donetsk City.
This has not happened, and the photos being spread are old and unrelated. As of now, only UAVs have attacked the city.
This has not happened, and the photos being spread are old and unrelated. As of now, only UAVs have attacked the city.
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Russia's Rubicon unit has published new footage showing a series of drone strikes on rear Ukrainian targets.
Targets hit include:
- A 19Zh6 radar + a trailer in Mykolaiv Oblast (47.07939, 32.09680), ~62 km from the frontline.
- A 36D6 radar in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast (48.40642, 35.73496), ~63 km from the frontline.
- A 36D6 radar in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast (48.42119, 35.82679), ~62 km from the frontline.
- A 36D6 radar in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast (48.80733, 35.38527), ~114 km from the frontline.
- A P-18 radar in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast (48.81586, 35.75437), ~101 km from the frontline.
- A P-18MU radar + a truck in Mykolaiv Oblast (46.97961, 31.70417), ~47 km from the frontline.
- Command and control vehicle for a P-18MA radar in Mykolaiv Oblast (47.22859, 32.542), ~63 km from the frontline.
- Command and control vehicle for a 36D6 radar in Odesa Oblast (46.60873, 30.91776), ~45 km from the frontline.
- A 36D6 radar in Kharkiv Oblast (49.40271, 36.61234), ~75 km from the frontline.
- A Buk Surface-to-air missile system in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast (48.3567, 36.24613), ~38 km from the frontline.
- 4 strikes on the "Hirnyk" 35 kV electrical substation in Donetsk Oblast (48.58938, 37.48830), ~8 km from the frontline.
Targets hit include:
- A 19Zh6 radar + a trailer in Mykolaiv Oblast (47.07939, 32.09680), ~62 km from the frontline.
- A 36D6 radar in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast (48.40642, 35.73496), ~63 km from the frontline.
- A 36D6 radar in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast (48.42119, 35.82679), ~62 km from the frontline.
- A 36D6 radar in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast (48.80733, 35.38527), ~114 km from the frontline.
- A P-18 radar in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast (48.81586, 35.75437), ~101 km from the frontline.
- A P-18MU radar + a truck in Mykolaiv Oblast (46.97961, 31.70417), ~47 km from the frontline.
- Command and control vehicle for a P-18MA radar in Mykolaiv Oblast (47.22859, 32.542), ~63 km from the frontline.
- Command and control vehicle for a 36D6 radar in Odesa Oblast (46.60873, 30.91776), ~45 km from the frontline.
- A 36D6 radar in Kharkiv Oblast (49.40271, 36.61234), ~75 km from the frontline.
- A Buk Surface-to-air missile system in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast (48.3567, 36.24613), ~38 km from the frontline.
- 4 strikes on the "Hirnyk" 35 kV electrical substation in Donetsk Oblast (48.58938, 37.48830), ~8 km from the frontline.
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Iskander on Kharkiv Oblast from Kursk
Disappeared near Zolochiv, Kharkiv Oblast.
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An explosion was heard in the town of Zolochiv.
The impact occurred outside Zolochiv. Another missile is flying in that direction.
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The impact occurred outside Zolochiv. Another missile is flying in that direction.
Another explosion in Zolochiv, impacting the same target.
Four Russian Tornado-S rockets impacted the "Kharkivska" 330 kV electrical substation in the Slobidskyi District of Kharkiv City. Strong explosions were heard and a large fire subsequently broke out.
Coordinates: 49.961754, 36.280484
Coordinates: 49.961754, 36.280484
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