(#) Rybar, quoting the milblogger Boris Rozin (Colonelcassad), claims that the footage is from Friday.

t.me/rybar/49024

(#) 122mm D-30 howitzer in Ukrainian service

(#) The most interesting part of this, Prigozhin confirms that initial Wagner assault units had deployed and set up artillery south of Moscow, and were ready to start shooting.

“They decided that demonstration of the protest was enough, and turned around.”
Kevin Rothrock: Here it is, folks: Prigozhin’s full post-insurrection statement (I added the visual component), with English-language subnoscripts. For a quick summary, check @meduza_en‘s roundup here: meduza.io/en/feature/202…

(#) It’s becoming a bit clearer that at that point, Prigozhin reached the conclusion that his uncontested march to Moscow was about to become a contested March to Moscow, and didn’t have the nerve to start an actual shooting civil war.

(#) Shoigu was seen alive, sans uniform, today. twitter.com/sambendett/sta…
Samuel Bendett: 6/ Shoigu is wearing a civilian suit, not a military uniform. This may or may not be significant...

(#) Swedish-supplied Strf 9040C armored combat vehicle in Ukrainian service, somewhere in the east. This unit is also equipped with SAAB Barracuda MCS multispectral camouflage.

(#) Escadrone apparently has a new revised FPV loitering munition in service, named POMSTA, seen here repeatedly hitting a Russian T-80BV outside of Zavitne Bazhannya, on the Velyka Novosilka offensive axis.

(#) Escadrone apparently has a new revised FPV loitering munition already fielded in Ukrainian service, named POMSTA, seen here repeatedly hitting a Russian T-80BV outside of Zavitne Bazhannya, on the Velyka Novosilka offensive axis.

(#) Mi-8s, Mi-24P Hind gunships, and US-supplied Mi-17V-5s in service with Ukrainian Army Aviation

(#) Per Russian state media, the FSB has dropped its criminal investigation into the Wagner uprising, with the reasoning that “it was established that on June 24 the participants stopped actions directly aimed at committing a crime”

(#) ria.ru/20230627/delo-…

(#) Ukrainian SSO SOF riverine operations

(#) Appears to be a pretty standard 11m RHIB with a bow mounted M2 .50 HMG.

(#) Per Ukrainian Air Force data, after sporadic, once-monthly Russian Tu-22M3 raids utilizing Kh-22 (AS-4 'Kitchen') antiship missiles, over the past week(s) TU-22M3 raids have occurred at a significantly higher rate.

6/24- 8x Tu-22M3, 9x Kh-22

6/22 ?x Tu-22M3, 3x Kh-22

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(#) 6/14 4x Tu-22M3, 6x Kh-22

Another raid reportedly ongoing tonight, with 3x Tu-22M3s reportedly moving to launch points over the Sea of Azov.

This also does not take into account increased Tu-22M3 activity, including an increased number of simulated missile launches.

(#) Kh-22s are immensely inaccurate, one year ago today, one hit a shopping mall in Kremenchuk after missing its presumed target, the Kredmash road machinery plant, by more than 300m.

(#) Ukrainian Air Force confirms the second Russian Tu-22M3 raid of the day, Zaporizhia Oblast targeted, with additional Tu-22M3s spotted over the Sea of Azov.

t.me/kpszsu/2886

(#) Zaporizhia Oblast, Ukrainian forces hit a Russian Buk SAM system with drone spotted indirect fire (likely M30A1 GMLRS).