At one frontline segment, a group of Russian occupiers from the Wagner PMCs (Liga) was completely eliminated by the Armed Forces of Ukraine. #news #war #liga
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Lithuanian drones spot Russian tanks, aid Ukrainian artillery in destruction
Lithuanian EOS C-VTOL drones helped to destroy Russian tanks. At first, they spotted 18 combat vehicles and then sent coordinates to Ukrainian artillery units, @AndriusTapinas explained https://t.co/u0Bagi5oBT
— Euromaidan Press (@EuromaidanPress) 19 juillet 2022Lithuanian EOS C-VTOL drones helped to destroy Russian tanks. At first, they spotted 18 combat vehicles and then sent coordinates to Ukrainian artillery units, @AndriusTapinas explained
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Наслідки обстрілу російськими ракетами "калібр" села в Одеській області. ФОТОрепортаж https://
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Russian Target on Crimean Bridge with Kh-59
The Russian intention in targeting the bridge pylons may have also been to try to make the bridge permanently unusable by bringing down a key support structure, though with a 320 kg (705 lb) warhead on the Kh-59 missile, a single hit is unlikely to do that.
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Loss of Bilhorod-Dnistrovsky port would be a blow for Ukraine
Bilhorod-Dnistrovsky is not Ukraine's biggest seaport by any means but with so few ports left in Ukrainian hands, the effective loss of use of one of the remaining ones would likely be a blow. /17
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Minus Russian self-propelled gun and a tank (translation)
The heavy artillery piece 2S7 Pion of Ukraine's 43rd Separate Artillery Brigade hit a Russian position in the east of Ukraine, destroying the Russian self-propelled gun Msta-S and a tank.
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Russia uses Kh-59 missile for targeted bridge attack, deviating from Kalibr strategy.
Today's attack took a different approach. Instead of using Kalibr missiles – which are accurate to within a few metres but are dumb about where they hit – Russia reportedly targeted a key bridge structure with a manually guided Kh-59 cruise missile. /14 https://t.co/vtPKRWxuwG
— ChrisO_wiki (@ChrisO_wiki) 19 juillet 2022Today's attack took a different approach. Instead of using Kalibr missiles – which are accurate to within a few metres but are dumb about where they hit – Russia reportedly targeted a key bridge structure with a manually guided Kh-59 cruise missile. /14
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Attack on the Zatoka road and rail bridge (near Odessa)
At the other end of Ukraine's Black Sea coast, Russia has attempted again to destroy the road and rail bridge across the Dniester estuary at Zatoka, southwest of Odesa.
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Skepticism on Ukraine using ATACMS against Crimea Bridge
So in conclusion, I continue to be sceptical of suggestions that the Ukrainians would use the small number of ATACMS missiles they might receive against the Crimea Bridge. There are many more targets they could hit with far more effective results. /11
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Doubts over Russian HIMARS missile claims
If the Russian claims of shooting down 5 of the 6 incoming missiles are true (and I have doubts about that), then it suggests they're getting better at countering HIMARS. If so, a heavily defended target like the Crimea Bridge will be very tough to take out.