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Another Soviet era T-64 tank met its untimely death.

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The VFU casualty counting group notes that the recent strike in Sumy added to the list of dead brigade-level commanders of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Yuriy Andriyovych YULA was among them. In total, at least 8 brigade commanders are known to have been killed:

Colonel ZENCHENKO Oleh Viktorovych - 25th Airmobile Brigade, 19.03.2022
Colonel SIKALENKO Maksym Anatoliyovych - 7th Brigade, 30 March 2022
Colonel Matiushhenko Mykhailo Yuriiovych - 40th Brigade, 26.06.2022
Colonel GULIAEV Vitalii Anatoliiovych - 28th separate brigade, 23.07.2022
Colonel DEGTYARIOV Oleh Valeriyovych - 66th separate mechanised brigade, 04.08.2022
Colonel POLIVIANYI Viktor Vitaliyovych - 160th separate mechanised brigade, 04/09/2024
Lieutenant Colonel AKIMENKO Yaroslav Anatoliyovych - 58th separate mechanised brigade, 04.12.2024
Colonel Yuriy YULA - 27th Reabr, 13 April 2025
 
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Three Ukrainian 2S1 Gvozdika self-propelled howitzers were attacked by Russian FPV drones "Prince Vandal Novgorodsky" controlled via fiber optic cable. The 122-mm 2S1 Gvozdika self-propelled howitzer was first produced in the USSR in 1968. The howitzer is also used by the Russian army. The videos were filmed over several days in the area of the settlements of Fedorovka and Molocharka, this is the Kramatorsk and Konstantinovskoye direction. The FPV drones were used by the 200th Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade of Russia. It was not possible to identify the Ukrainian units using the 2S1 Gvozdika self-propelled howitzers. All Ukrainian Gvozdika self-propelled howitzers were in camouflaged firing positions; judging by the video, they were destroyed as a result of the attacks by Russian drones. The ammunition of one Gvozdika self-propelled howitzer exploded, as shown at the end of the video.

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Another M2A2 tank built in the 1980s met its untimely death.

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