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Warrior of the 3rd Assault Brigade in Avdiivka.

18+ "Out of 4,000 people, a brigade, 30% remain". Russian soldiers film the battlefield just east of Krasnohorivka, to the northeast of Avdiivka. "Corpses everywhere. They're all ours." "There's war, but this... it was a meatgrinder here." Show this video to anyone who thinks russia is winning something. For every meter of Ukrainian land they take, they pay an unreasonable price. And it's waiting for them everywhere in Ukraine. Source: https://t.me/russianocontext/2061

Russian serviceman films for his officer the result of a strike by 5 drones on his vehicle with supplies and provisions.

Russian drone fails to take off.

While the kremlin ripper is spinning a yarn with tales of ancient Rus', his soldiers reveal details of meat assaults they're thrown into. In the infamous 155th brigade, which is trying to take Novomikhailovka, discontent is growing. The soldiers here are sent for slaughter by Ukrainian warriors with a "one-way ticket". The soldiers are not provided with ammunition or evacuation, justified by the fact that they are “meat”.

Russian serviceman demonstrates the result of a fresh strike on his camp.

British Challenger-2 tank in the service of Ukrainian Air Assault Forces. The report goes over the benefits of this tank in comparison wit Soviet vehicles. This report, although recorded in June '23, for opsec purposes I suppose, was published now.

UA SOF unit executed a successful special operation aimed at seizing the enemy's position. Despite previous unsuccessful attempts by Defense Forces to seize it over several months, careful planning and collaboration led to the commencement of the SSO groups' operation. With coordinated efforts, including fire support, electronic warfare, and UAV assistance, the SOF operators effectively pushed the enemy from the stronghold, capturing two enemy paratroopers, and subsequently facilitated the establishment of full control over the area.

Russian ammo stockpile destroyed by a "professional" Baba Yaga operator.

19-year-old Oleksandr, commander of M2 Bradley, faced his father who served in the occupier army's tank during the early days of the counter-offensive.