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Use of Russian MLRS Smerch cluster shells in Ukraine.

After the Ukrainian army began using cluster munitions, the Russian army also began using cluster munitions. The video shows rare footage of a Russian Smerch MLRS striking with cluster shells, presumably in the village of Urozhaynoye, Zaporozhye region. At the end of the video, footage of the use of incendiary ammunition is also shown.

 
Cypress said:
roman olkhovsky said:
After the Ukrainian army began using cluster munitions, the Russian army also began using cluster munitions. The video shows rare footage of a Russian Smerch MLRS striking with cluster shells, presumably in the village of Urozhaynoye, Zaporozhye region. At the end of the video, footage of the use of incendiary ammunition is also shown.

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That's a lie. Russia has been using cluster munitions since early in the war.
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Agreed Roman is lying again. He's obviously a Russian propagandist with his head so far up Putin's ass he can count Vlad's fillings.

The sooner Russians man up and depose Putin, but better for both them and the world.

Russia murders civilians with their cluster bombs, Ukrainians use them against Russian soldiers and Vlad's mercenaries. Russia also used them in Putin's other wars.

https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/cluster-bomb-use-surges-amid-ukraine-war-2023-09-05/
...Neither Russia nor Ukraine is a party to the ban, nor is the United States, which began supplying cluster munitions to Ukraine this year.

Survivors often suffer severe injuries from blasts and burns that can result in life-long medical needs, and campaigners worry in particular about unexploded bombs that remain on the battlefield long after a conflict ends.

Of the 1,172 victims last year, 353 died including more than 300 in Ukraine, the report by the Cluster Munitions Coalition campaign group showed, the most since the group began compiling its annual reports 14 years ago.

The report said that nearly all the victims were civilians and three-quarters were children who are often drawn to play with unexploded bomblets which sometimes resemble shiny balls or batteries.

"Its unconscionable that civilians are still dying and being wounded from cluster munitions 15 years after these weapons were prohibited," Mary Wareham from Human Rights Watch told a Geneva press conference.
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Putin is Trump's senior business partner. Trump supports Putin, therefore all Trumpers support Putin.

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Details about the Swedish BvS10 armored personnel carriers of the Ukrainian army.

Footage of the use of two-link BvS10 tracked armored personnel carriers by the Ukrainian army has been published; in total, Ukraine received 28 Dutch vehicles. The BvS10 amphibious armored personnel carrier was developed in the first half of the 2000s by the Swedish division of BAE Systems, commissioned by the UK Ministry of Defense. Currently, BvS 10 transporters in different versions are in service with six countries. The main function of the BvS10 is to transport troops and equipment weighing up to 5 tons; the vehicle is also able to cross water obstacles. BvS 10 is a machine with two bodies connected by a special hinge mechanism. The front hull houses the power plant, the driver's cabin and some of the passenger seats. The rear link has the main compartment and is equipped with track drives. The vehicle has protection against small arms fire, which can be enhanced to protect against 14.5 mm bullets. The BvS 10 armored personnel carrier can be armed with 5.56 and 12.7 mm machine guns, as well as a 40 mm grenade launcher. Due to the low ground pressure, not all anti-tank mines are triggered under the vehicle. In different modifications, BvS 10 conveyors use diesel engines of several models with a power of 285 hp. The car's power reserve is 500 km, speed up to 70 km/h. In total, the Bandvagn Skyddad 10 transporter accommodates 12 people, including the crew. The price of the BvS10 transporter is about 1.5 million dollars.

 
The Mi-28 helicopter destroys the UJ-22 Airborne UAV of Ukraine.

Footage of a Russian Mi-28 helicopter pursuing a Ukrainian UJ-22 Airborne UAV. The UJ-22 Airborne drone is produced by the Ukrainian company Ukrjet and reaches speeds of up to 160 km/h, we have information about it on our channel. As a result of a short air battle, the Ukrainian UJ-22 Airborne UAV was destroyed by a 30 mm 2A42 automatic cannon mounted on a Mi-28 helicopter.

 
The Russian Tunguska-M1 air defense system shoots down a Ukrainian Fury UAV.

The Russian Tunguska-M1 air defense system shoots down a Ukrainian Fury UAV. Reportedly, a 2K22M1 air defense missile system shot down a Ukrainian Fury UAV. The Fury UAV has a range of up to 50 km and reaches speeds of up to 130 km/h.

 
I am getting reports that throwing themselves against the Russian lines and dying is over for the moronic Ukrainians.

Now we see what the Russians do.
 
Footage of a Ukrainian Kirpi armored vehicle hitting a mine has been published. This episode of the battle took place in the area of the village of Novomayorskoye. After the armored vehicle was damaged, the soldiers who got out of it came under Russian artillery fire.

 
And the Reports say that the Ukrainian dead is now well above 400,000 most likely.

To destroy Ukraine....these are some supremely stupid motherfuckers.
 
Russia will resume production of T-80 tanks.

Russia has resumed production of T-80 tanks. The initial version of the T-80 was mass-produced in the USSR from 1976 to 1978 at factories in Omsk and Kharkov; more than 10 thousand vehicles were produced. Until now, Uralvagonzavod has modernized the Soviet-built T-80. The main distinguishing feature of the T-80 tanks is the presence of a gas turbine engine. Also, the tank can be refueled with any fuel, diesel, gasoline and kerosene, the tank is easy to start at low temperatures. The decision to produce T-80 tanks was made after analyzing the experience of use in Ukraine. In the future, Russian T-80 tanks will be equipped with Arena-M active protection systems. Now all tanks available in Russia are being upgraded to the T-80BVM level. The tanks are equipped with a multi-channel gunner's sight, a 125-mm cannon, a modified gas turbine engine with a capacity of up to 1,250 horsepower, a weapon stabilizer and a driver's observation device. Examples of using the tank are in the links to the video in the comments to the video.

 
I got one report that the Western tanks that had been intended to exploit the breakthrough that never came and never was going to come because this whole operation is moronic are now being spread all along the line to be blown up. They are not being used as tanks but rather self propelled guns.
 
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I got one report that the Western tanks that had been intended to exploit the breakthrough that never came and never was going to come because this whole operation is moronic are now being spread all along the line to be blown up. They are not being used as tanks but rather self propelled guns.
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Where did you get that report from?
 
A Ukrainian soldier shows Russian mines on the Surovikin defense line. One of the problems of the counter-offensive of the Ukrainian army is the so-called defensive “Surovikin line” created by the Russian army. The line consists of engineering structures that go several tens of kilometers deep into the defense and are based on a developed transport and logistics network. These logistics routes allow the Russian army to quickly transfer reserves from one area to another. One of the important components of this line of defense are mines. One of the Ukrainian soldiers showed, one might say counted, what a colossal number of mines they encountered.

 
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