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On the night of November 18, Russian Geran-2 kamikaze drones struck targets in the city of Dnipropetrovsk. Video footage shows Geran-2 drone strikes on the Ukrainian TV tower and the building of the television and radio center. Residents counted at least 20 explosions. Geran-2 kamikaze drones also struck the Ukrainian locomotive depot, substations, rolling stock, and other railway facilities. The railway station was also reportedly damaged.

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UA PoV - Russians captured 95%+ of Pokrovsk; Ukrainian orderly withdrawal from Myrnohrad - Thorkill​


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These aerial bombs are terrifying. Can't imagine being on the receiving end.

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Yommie said:
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These aerial bombs are terrifying. Can't imagine being on the receiving end.

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Great tactic
Looks like the moon after bombings
Putin is rich. How’s Russia war economy going?

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The results of combat operations between the Russian S-400 and Pantsir air defense systems near Voronezh. The video shows the interception of Ukrainian ATACMS MGM-104E operational-tactical missiles by Russian air defense systems. The ATACMS MGM-104E Block 1A missiles were produced in the United States from 2001 to 2003; technical information about them is available on the channel. All four Ukrainian ATACMS missiles were reportedly shot down by Russian air defense systems; the debris is shown at the end of the video.

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Russia continues to murder Ukrainian civilians, which is on top of the thousands of war crimes they’ve already committed.
 
nang2 said:
Please, let him!
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That statement is impossible.

Does the guy really think the Russians are attacking a city with 170,000 men against 1,000 Ukrainians?

That's not even a copium. This is a case for a psychiatrist.

If he honestly said that the Russians have 150,000 spread across the entire front line, including Pokrovsk, with a chance that the city won't fall due to insufficient forces, it would be more credible and even debatable.

Now, 170,000 against 1,000?

This guy must be the same one who believes the Russians are eating tree bark to avoid starvation:

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It's such absurd nonsense that these guys believe that I'm actually worried about their mental health.

You have to be incredibly stupid to believe that Russians are eating tree bark to avoid starvation. It has occurred to me a few times that Russia is deliberately spreading this information and then laughing while NAFO swallows all this nonsense.

Regarding Pokrovsk, there are probably around 10,000 Russians attacking the city at most.
 
Unique footage of an aerial battle between a Russian and Ukrainian drone controlled via fiber optic cable. The operator of the Russian FPV drone, spotting the Ukrainian drone, aimed his own drone at it and cut the fiber optic cable controlling the drone's propellers. The video was filmed in the South Dnipropetrovsk region. The Russian drone was piloted by a reconnaissance officer from the 37th Separate Guards Motorized Rifle Brigade of the "Vostok" military group, originally from Buryatia. The drone models are unknown.

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Unique footage of an aerial battle between a Russian and Ukrainian drone controlled via fiber optic cable. The operator of the Russian FPV drone, spotting the Ukrainian drone, aimed his own drone at it and cut the fiber optic cable controlling the drone's propellers. The video was filmed in the South Dnipropetrovsk region. The Russian drone was piloted by a reconnaissance officer from the 37th Separate Guards Motorized Rifle Brigade of the "Vostok" military group, originally from Buryatia. The drone models are unknown.

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Interesting. First time seeing a video like this.
 
Footage of strikes by Russian Kh-101 cruise missiles and Geran-2 drones on the Ukrainian Orion radio plant in Ternopil. For an unknown reason, one of the missiles hit a residential building. This may have been caused by air defenses, a missile guidance failure, or GPS signal jamming in the city. The missiles were presumably launched by Tu-95 or Tu-160 aircraft. The Kh-101 missile has a range of up to 5,500 km and a 400 kg warhead. Judging by the video, the Kh-101 missiles deployed decoys using the L-504 airborne defense system.

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