Russian invasion of Ukraine

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[BlueAnorak]

Stuff:

Russian stuff blowing up: Ukraine hits Russian airfields; TU-95 bombers reportedly destroyed

A Ukrainian drone attack netted 6 destroyed Russian planes and 8 more damaged at a military air field near Rostov in southern Russia. There were also attacks on airfields at Engels, Kursk and Yeysk in Russia that hit at least three Tupolev 95 bombers....

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If Syria is anything to go by Ukraine won’t see Russian fighters once the F16 starts chasing them down

 

[Dage]

The truth is, Russian jets will still be able to click out their glider bombs from mostly secure distance.

 

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Lithuania send much needed equipment “personnel carriers“

 

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The strikes of the Russian Federation on Ukraine are part of the preparation for a major offensive

The head of OP Andriy Yermak believes that the northeastern city of Kharkiv, the second largest in Ukraine, is the most likely target for Russia's main strike. Kharkiv came under particularly heavy shelling, and large-scale Russian attacks led to the destruction of its power plants.

"We know that Putin is preparing a new wave of mobilization, and we believe that new counteroffensive operations by the Russians may begin at the end of May or at the beginning of June. Of course, we should be ready for it. As before, we critically need additional air defense systems, because without them we will not be able to protect our cities," he said.

 

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Day 772 Review:

Ukraine Invasion Day 772: drone strikes in UKR and in RU

Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU) and Ukrainian forces reportedly conducted one of the largest series of drone strikes against military facilities within Russia, targeting at least four Russian airbases, on the night of April 4 to 5. Massive Russian...

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The strikes of the Russian Federation on Ukraine are part of the preparation for a major offensive

The head of OP Andriy Yermak believes that the northeastern city of Kharkiv, the second largest in Ukraine, is the most likely target for Russia's main strike. Kharkiv came under particularly heavy shelling, and large-scale Russian attacks led to the destruction of its power plants.

"We know that Putin is preparing a new wave of mobilization, and we believe that new counteroffensive operations by the Russians may begin at the end of May or at the beginning of June. Of course, we should be ready for it. As before, we critically need additional air defense systems, because without them we will not be able to protect our cities," he said.

Seems like now or never for this US funding to come through.