Ukrainian long-range drones and USVs are attacking Russian military installations. The information is current as of 14:30 p.m.

by Volter318

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  4. Yep, Russia’s air defense is gone. Ukraine wouldn’t risk that otherwise. Drone swarms in broad daylight will produce some nice footage of juicy hits.

  5. There seems to be more and more strikes, or at least more being published and documented.

    Has there been a significant shift in support or ability on either side?

    **edit spelling and fat thumbs**

  7. Russian air defence doing a great job — if the goal was to let every drone in for tea and biscuits before exploding.

  9. Bombers, Ships, and Submarines.

    These are the main missile launch platforms of RuZZia.

    and ground launchers too but those are very few, short range and easy to take out.

    FIND a way to destroy their remaining bombers, ships, and submarines. That’s how you neuter their missile attack.

  11. Some countries actually support the protection of the innocent by sending their own troops—they put their lives on the line, even places like North Korea. Meanwhile, Europe just sends helmets and a few weapons, leaving brothers to kill each other while they stand by and do nothing. Truly remarkable.

  12. Hoping what we are seeing is the result of Ukraine building up such a stock of drones they can continue this for such a long time that Russia will soon be forced to be serious about negotiating peace.

    The question really is that if Russia every gets to the point that it cant defend anything then it puts Ukraine in a better position to attack Russian positions to enable an offensive operation to take back land.

  15. Ukraine is gradually moving from drone superiority to drone supremacy. Taking out Russia’s ability to manufacture them or to shoot them down is having an effect.

  16. On the contrary of Orcs targeting civilians.
    Slava Ukraini ✊

  17. At this point Russia should pull pages from the insurgency playbook and station soldiers and weaponry in Mosques and civilian areas

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