Unfortunately, at first glance, it looks like only minor damage. With luck, the radar still took some damage, but otherwise, only the tubes where the missiles are installed. And those come with the new missiles, so they can be quickly ejected.

I'm assuming we're mainly seeing BMPs/MT-LBs here, and they're probably not new. So, there's a high probability that they're no longer 100% leak-proof, and systems that are supposed to pump water out of the vehicle are defective. Plus, the extra weight and the mud...it's just too heavy in the end.

Some indicators are falling to mid-2022 lows.RUS produced so little steel only in June´22 in the last 10 years.The average is ~6 million tons per month...now we're at 5.1 million tons.Over the last 6 months, it's increased by 18%.The speed at which all this is happening should not be underestimated.

Yes, it certainly looks like a MAZ-7910, so it could be an S-300 or an S-400.
Interestingly, both launch vehicles are extremely close together. Only one has a generator running behind the cab (exhaust jet shoots out the side, yellow). Both are in firing position.
Incredibly accurate hit!

The Chinese man is happy that Trump is tying up so much capacity there. 🙄

Well, I don't know if they're actually being reduced.Similar topics have come up before. They want to pressure those willing to sign quickly.The rest of the world knows what's going on at the front, but the Russians live in a propaganda bubble. I think you have to be Russian to understand a Russian?

Probably a translation error. I often have trouble with the towns and villages. Many names sound similar and are spelled similarly, not every letter can be translated 1:1,so translation errors are easy to make.

Is 35 really too old? It's interesting how picky they can be.

Russia has long resisted the sanctions, but only with money from funds. These are empty, and that's why tax increases were and are coming. But that's a dead end, because people are spending less and the economy is selling less. This is being forced by the increases. It's a vicious circle.

Unfortunately, this has a downside for Ukraine. The Russians who are now facing unemployment in the coal-mining regions will soon find themselves without other jobs, as the rest of the region is also facing decline. The army could then become an alternative.

As you can see, "only military targets." Scumbags. Wild shooting in an area of ​​1 km² (46.663309, 32.666331), presumably from an MRL...probably a BM-21, judging by the number of hits. About six of them hit the river. Must have been "swordfish" the target.

I believe this refers to the Saritschne axis (49.018429, 37.949855) and not the Zaporizhzhia axis.
Torske is located northeast of Lyman in Donetsk Oblast.

One of the Nebo SVUs could be here near Dzhankoy (45.710361, 34.427994) in Crimea.
I can't find the 2nd one.The Russians rebuilding a lot, so it's not so easy to find the location anymore.
I don't know where the BUK-M3 is either (probably Dzhankoy does too), but it's only 50% equipped with 9M317Ms.

They essentially form a net against FPV. The propellers get caught in the cables.

Compared to their Russian counterparts, they are light years ahead in terms of quality and engineering skills.

fly fast, fly low, land safely........🤙

What you can't see are the destroyed machines. Therefore, the warehouse could have exploded here. However, the force of the explosion caused lasting damage to practically everything in the surrounding area.

Their impact was not as rapid or as strong as expected. What’s more, they were also very hesitant. But above all, the EU had to be careful not to run into a wall. If the EU had faltered, Ukraine would have suffered as well. After 3 years of sanctions, they are becoming more and more effective.

But they held out for a long time. Considering how poor the supplies there are, I would have expected them to surrender much sooner. But probably the brave ones had to die first before the not-so-stupid ones could surrender.

They apparently primarily produce artillery ammunition of 76-152 mm caliber there. But S-8 rockets also come from there. The explosion really does look like a large detonation of ammunition.

In much of Russia, gasoline prices have risen 3-8% within 3 months. In severely affected regions, risen by 12-18%.
Just for comparison, in the years before the war, prices rose 10-20% within 3 years. Looking at the last 3 years, it's risen by at least 30-50%.And the gasoline crisis is just beginning

As they learned in kindergarten, always stay close together. From then on, their learning curve continued horizontally.
But they were probably out in the dark, where it's easy to get lost and possibly even shoot your buddy.

Why should the drones they built perform better than Russian cars?
In that case, lucky!

Here the Russian was more lucky than he understood, so he missed the tank's shell and was able to run away afterwards...blue line.
Later, we see a BMP firing and then being hit, and the soldiers running in the direction the BMP came from.

I almost think it's a T-80. Or a later T-72. Both have quite a bit of power. They won't be carrying much ammunition because the cannon might be defective. That saves weight.
The problem is the smoke when an FPV hits. It can't dissipate. They often operate with open hatches.

I think the gun barrel even has holes in the bottom. Therefore, the tank will hardly be able to use its weapon anymore. It's all about being able to travel as far as possible and transporting infantry.

That's an BTR-82...the tank could be a T-80, or even a T-90. It's very difficult for me to say. Based on the cage, I'd say a T-90M.

The RS24-Yars has only been in Russian service for approximately 15 years. But it is based on the Topol-M, which has been in use since the mid-90s and was developed since the early 80s.
This test is likely a retaliation for the current NATO maneuver.

$54.50 would be the price if they sold their oil regularly. But as soon as it's transported by the Shadow Fleet or offered on the black market, the price drops again.
But they have to sell it/exchange it for finished oil products to meet their own needs. Anything else would be even more expensive.

The refinery: 43.025239, 47.455168
It either belongs to Novokuli or Makhachkala.