A lot of redeployments of Tu-95MS strategic bombers were carried out over the past 18 hours.
2 Tu-95s redeployed from Olenya to Engels-2 to be equipped with Kh-101 cruise missiles, after their combat sortie.
2 Tu-95s redeployed from Olenya to Diaghilev after their combat sortie.
2 Tu-95s redeployed from Engels-2
to Olenya.
1 Tu-95 redeployed from Diaghilev to Ukrainka (far east).
2 Tu-95s redeployed from Olenya to Engels-2 to be equipped with Kh-101 cruise missiles, after their combat sortie.
2 Tu-95s redeployed from Olenya to Diaghilev after their combat sortie.
2 Tu-95s redeployed from Engels-2
to Olenya.
1 Tu-95 redeployed from Diaghilev to Ukrainka (far east).
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We're either about to see the complete collapse of the Kursk salient, or Ukraine double down and try to make a final stand at and around Sudzha.
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Russian soldier fighting near Chasiv Yar:
"The week passed without any significant changes. The main reason for the lack of success remains the enemy's dominance in the sky. Their reconnaissance birds [drones] hang around 24/7, and any of our movements are immediately followed by a very large number of FPVs, and they fly much further and hit much more often than we can afford. As a result, the infantry simply does not reach the points, and in the "best" case it is 300 with subsequent evacuation and all the ensuing risks, and in the worst ... we just lose people without any result, the same applies to the use of equipment, it generally lives only in one direction lately and is needed exclusively to quickly reduce the distance, when it is more risky to do it any other way.
In addition to the infantry, logistics suffers, and recently the enemy has been hunting for our UAV crews, which we are forced to move closer to the LBS [line of contact]. I will immediately answer the question of why they do not provide EW [Electronic warfare]. They do, but the enemy adapts and changes frequencies very quickly, and these systems cover, at best, less than half of the frequencies they use. The only way out is to buy additional modules yourself and install them so as to cover all the frequencies the enemy flies on."
"The week passed without any significant changes. The main reason for the lack of success remains the enemy's dominance in the sky. Their reconnaissance birds [drones] hang around 24/7, and any of our movements are immediately followed by a very large number of FPVs, and they fly much further and hit much more often than we can afford. As a result, the infantry simply does not reach the points, and in the "best" case it is 300 with subsequent evacuation and all the ensuing risks, and in the worst ... we just lose people without any result, the same applies to the use of equipment, it generally lives only in one direction lately and is needed exclusively to quickly reduce the distance, when it is more risky to do it any other way.
In addition to the infantry, logistics suffers, and recently the enemy has been hunting for our UAV crews, which we are forced to move closer to the LBS [line of contact]. I will immediately answer the question of why they do not provide EW [Electronic warfare]. They do, but the enemy adapts and changes frequencies very quickly, and these systems cover, at best, less than half of the frequencies they use. The only way out is to buy additional modules yourself and install them so as to cover all the frequencies the enemy flies on."
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According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, 162 civilians were executed by HTS government forces on Friday.
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A large fire is burning at the Poltavagasvydobuvannya petrol company in Opishnya, Poltava Oblast after Iskander and possible Kh-101 missile strikes yesterday.
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Another Russian Geran-2 drone attack targeted Odesa last night.
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Scenes from Latakia, Syria, where fierce battles are ongoing between HTS government forces and Pro-Assad rebels.
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According to a source from the Syrian coast, 2,500 people, including children, women, and elderly Alawite people were executed by HTS government forces since the beginning of the clashes.
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AMK Mapping
According to a source from the Syrian coast, 2,500 people, including children, women, and elderly Alawite people were executed by HTS government forces since the beginning of the clashes.
Keep in mind, this is not a verified source. I mainly just posted this to show the disparities between SOHR claims and "local" claims.
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WarFront Witness
⚡️🇵🇸🇮🇱 Red alert near Gaza
IDF: "Following the sirens that sounded a short while ago in Kerem Shalom, it was determined to be a false identification."
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Changes on the frontline in the first week of March 2025 (March 1-7):
+ ~48.43km² in favour of Russia
+ ~14.92km² in favour of Ukraine
That's an average of:
+ ~6.87km² in favour of Russia per day
+ ~2.13km² in favour of Ukraine per day
During the fourth week of February the daily average advances for each side were:
+ ~15.44km² in favour of Russia per day
+ ~1.92km² in favour of Ukraine per day
This means that Russia's average daily rate of advance has decreased by around 55.51%, while Ukraine's has increased by around 117.35%.
Breakdown by regions:
Russia:
Kursk Oblast: + ~16.46km²
Kharkiv Oblast: + ~14.20km²
Donetsk Oblast: + ~7.55km²
Sumy Oblast: + ~2.45km²
Luhansk Oblast: + ~0.22km²
Ukraine:
Donetsk Oblast: + ~12.23km²
Luhansk Oblast: + ~2.30km²
Kharkiv Oblast: + ~0.39km²
As for settlements captured in the past week:
Russia has captured:
Staraya Sorochina (Kursk Oblast)
Skudne (Donetsk Oblast)
Pryvilne (Donetsk Oblast)
Ukraine has captured:
None
Colour code for the maps:
Yellow = Russian advances in the past week
Blue = Ukrainian advances in the past week
Note: some of these changes will have occurred before the week began, so don't take these numbers as exact figures of the change in territorial control.
+ ~48.43km² in favour of Russia
+ ~14.92km² in favour of Ukraine
That's an average of:
+ ~6.87km² in favour of Russia per day
+ ~2.13km² in favour of Ukraine per day
During the fourth week of February the daily average advances for each side were:
+ ~15.44km² in favour of Russia per day
+ ~1.92km² in favour of Ukraine per day
This means that Russia's average daily rate of advance has decreased by around 55.51%, while Ukraine's has increased by around 117.35%.
Breakdown by regions:
Russia:
Kursk Oblast: + ~16.46km²
Kharkiv Oblast: + ~14.20km²
Donetsk Oblast: + ~7.55km²
Sumy Oblast: + ~2.45km²
Luhansk Oblast: + ~0.22km²
Ukraine:
Donetsk Oblast: + ~12.23km²
Luhansk Oblast: + ~2.30km²
Kharkiv Oblast: + ~0.39km²
As for settlements captured in the past week:
Russia has captured:
Staraya Sorochina (Kursk Oblast)
Skudne (Donetsk Oblast)
Pryvilne (Donetsk Oblast)
Ukraine has captured:
None
Colour code for the maps:
Yellow = Russian advances in the past week
Blue = Ukrainian advances in the past week
Note: some of these changes will have occurred before the week began, so don't take these numbers as exact figures of the change in territorial control.
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