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Those must be one of those thousands of modern RuSSian weapons ww2historian keeps raving about :rofl:

Major Russian war correspondent published a testimony from his Russian contact participanting in battles at Klescheevka. Surprisingly, there are complaints that Ukrainians have a decisive advantage in artillery and drones

Nope, this is not from June, it's his reaction to the recent battles south of Bakhmut. Even a man of average intelligence should be able to search his TG channel and see for himself. Why does it pose such a problem to you? Can't you do at least basic research before you start spewing nonsense...

Russian colonel Roman Venevitin, former commander of 72th Motor Rifle brigade who had to leave his position after conflict with Wagner forces comments on the news of assumed destruction of 72th brigade.

Dude, do you realize that in order for those old shitty tank to work, you have to put 3 or 4 living people inside? Or do you believe that RuSSia needs to get rid of its old, shitty soldiers to make space in baracks for brand new "Ivan Drago" supersoldiers?

There is nothing wrong about spending two GMLRS rockets to take out two 2S9 120mm mortars with crews - pretty good exchange in my opinion. Sure, Excalibur shell costs half as much, but if you look at the location of the strike, its southeast of Avdiivka salient so they probably didnt have any...

Two 2S9 Nona self-propelled mortars with crews were blown up by two HIMARS rockets in short succession. Russians must have been extremely unlucky since, according to local experts, only 1% of Himars rockets gets through advanced Russian AD/EW defense

Chairman of the Russian State Duma Defense Committee, Andrei Kartapolov, informed that those still alive among 300k conscripts mobilized one year ago will stay at frontlines until the end of the "Special Military Operation" - there will be no rotation. So much for the RuSSia using 5-7% of its...

A pretty nasty hit by the Ukrainian FPV drone

Russia currently spends one third of its budget revenues on "security" while trying to keep an impression that nothing is actually happening, recruiting among impoverished minorities and showering their families with coffin-money to keep local economies running. Do you think this is some healthy...

This might explain how it is possible that Ukraine didn't run out of M777s yet in spite of advertised losses - thousands of cheap decoys 😏 https://edition.cnn.com/2023/09/11/world/ukraine-russia-decoy-weapons-intl/index.html

This is the best you have? Good, that explains why RuSSia claims twice as many destroyed M777s and Himars as were actually delivered. Pathetic video quality, showing something which might be M777 as well as Persian battle elephant. Author is actually aware that very little can be seen, so the...

Long rant by RuSSian Nazi group Rusich, complaining about various aspects of "SMO". "5. Counter-battery warfare is often absent. The commanders think that the infantry must sit and endure the blows of the enemy artillery and walk under it as well. Not only do the counter-battery stations in...

I prefer to stick to the documented numbers. Not sure if you've ever heard about it, but Oryx is not the only one who counts destroyed tech. Long before anyone ever heard of him, from early 2000s, there was https://lostarmour.info/ . It is ran by Russians and has pretty large community around...

Sure, if production levels stayed the same, US would indeed need 10 years to replenish the inventory. But that´s the beauty of market economy - where there is a demand, then there is a supply. US decided to increase a monthly production of ammo to 90k till 2025 and European (and also world) ammo...

Why? American military-industrial complex got restarted, orders are flowing in, Sweden and Finland are joining NATO and those 100 billions or so, mostly in an old equipment is a bargain price for crippling an army of one of their main strategic rivals and exposing him as a paper tiger. All that...

Russia was always known to exagerrate - in first months of the war, it claimed to destroy twice as many airplanes and helicopters as Ukraine ever had. And in year 2022 alone, it claimed to have destroyed 50 HIMARS systems while Ukraine received only 24 - without a shred of video evidence. Btw...

Here you go, it's the law "On the specifics of applying the provisions of the legislation of the Russian Federation and ensuring the safety of hydraulic structures in the territories of the Donetsk People's Republic, Luhansk People's Republic, Zaporizhzhia Oblast and Kherson Oblast", point 10...

Not Kakhovka dam again 😂 Not sure if you heard, but mere 5 days before the explosion at the dam, RuSSian government accepted a law that in case of a destruction of a dam in "new territories", there would be no expert investigation. How convenient, isnt it? ;)

Don't forget about T-14 Armata. RuSSians claim they have been using them as well 🙃