One of them appears to be sporting missile proof glass though.

Who knew Ladas were so advanced...........:)​​​​​​​

I could believe that, cutting the bridges from Crimea to the Donbas is a two way thing, it stops troops heading the other way if an incursion was started in the Kherson region.

Russians set up a pontoon crossing under the damaged Chongar bridge

Looks like Ukraine is going to get a whole load of GPMG's

Pictures of the pontoon bridge, so obviously the damage to the two road bridges is greater than the hole we saw.
https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....04f223dab7.png

Love this quote from NoelReports

Images from the dam and hydro powerplant now the water levels have dropped and its a normal flow now.

Russian base hit and burning, geo confirmed.

The taps are well and truly open.

It just keeps on amazing me at Ukrainian farmers resilience

This is interesting showing a Pantsir locking onto a Storm Shadow thermals but still unable to kill it.

The more of these they get shot of the better, mine layers... I would also add Russinba trench digging kit to that list as well.

Agreed. These seem ideal targets for drones, not being heavily armoured, however I think it's very likely that the UKA has prioritised its strike targets.

Nutloose, unless you refer to something different unknown to me, it's Duke Nukem

(yeah, it shows my age...)

Russians doing the foundational PR work required for the issuance of multiple narratives regarding their pending "nuclear accident" at Zaporizhia Nuclear Power plant.

The core narrative will be to blame it on Ukraine, but then several secondary narratives involving "western clandestine services" or "rogue actors".

The West will "whats the REAL story" these endlessly.…

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Meanwhile in Ukraine

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It will be interesting to see if the 'stans start making moves..... Would be the perfect time.

The only comment I have rerad from the Ukrainian side is "We are watching. " If this Twitter comment is correct, then there are significant desrtions in favour of Wagner taking place "Osechkin: Russia's entire 22nd Special Forces Brigade has switched to Prigozhin's side* as well as some FSB border guards"

If that's true - just as speculation - would you think it better for the Ukrainians to slow/stop their attacks so more Russian troops might desert /join Wagner and weaken the RuA, or push harder on the basis that the Russian troops would be even less motivated than usual ? My opinion is they might wait and watch for a couple of days to see how things develop, because if it turns out that RuA troops do desert, that will cut Ukr casualties, and preserving their troops is something they care about.

* This seems possible because so many Wagner troops are ex-Spetznaz - like this Brigade - so there will undoubtedly have been lots of inter-unit communications/friendships. What actual value it might have for Prighozin is unclear, because this unit was reported to have suffered 90-95% casualties in the battle for Bakhmuth.

Ukrainian psyops….. a 1917 Russian front moment?

BREAKING:

Belarusian soldiers fighting for Ukraine say it’s for them to take control of Belarus.

​​​​​​​This is literally the last chance for all Russian troops in Ukraine to leave. It is over! You lost!

Spare us from any further bloodshed. Go home and clean your own house. There is a lot to do.