🇷🇺⚔️🇺🇦 Massive drone attack by Ukrainian forces on Crimea - @Rybar

On the night of July 18, Ukrainian formations conducted a mass launch of drones towards Crimea. Five groups of unmanned aerial vehicles took off from the Shkolny airfield in Odessa, heading in different directions.

Approximately from 1 am to early morning, Russian air defense units reportedly destroyed 17 drones using the Pantsir surface-to-air missile and anti-aircraft artillery systems, as well as small arms, near Cape Tarkhankut, Cape Priboyny, Razdolne, Olenovka, and Portove.

Another 15 drones were jammed using electronic warfare systems during their approach to Crimea near Cape Peschany, Cape Priboyny, and Cape Tarkhankut. The total number of neutralized UAVs amounted to at least 32.

Interestingly, at least one unidentified type of reconnaissance UAV took off from the Chernobaevka airfield near Kherson. It provided visual tracking of the kamikaze drones from the Karkinitsky Bay. After the attack, it returned to its base.

❗️This attack was the most massive in recent months, but our servicemen successfully repelled it. None of the UAVs reached their target. Only a couple of drones were shot down by anti-aircraft systems. The most significant results were achieved by ground-based air defense units, demonstrating their effectiveness against low-flying targets.

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⚠️Warning, discretion advised for the following footage🔞

The Russian Army continues to repel attacks by Ukraine in the Zaporozhye area. The effects of this can be seen here.

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🏴🇧🇾 The 4th column of the Wagner Private Military Company has arrived in Belarus: over 80 vehicles.

Right now, another large column of Wagner PMC fighters is moving towards Osipovichi and the camp in the village of Tsel along the M5 highway from Bobruisk.

The column consists of at least 80 vehicles of various modifications: 18 trucks, over 20 UAZ pickups, cargo vans, about 20 vans, as well as buses, minibusses, and several covered Ural and KamAZ trucks.

The vehicles have LPR and DPR license plates.

The column stretches along the highway for about 5 km and is now approaching the exit to the village of Tsel, where the tent camp for Wagner PMC fighters is located.

According to Belarusian opposition TG channels, this is already the 4th "Wagner" column that has arrived in Belarus.

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