The VOG-17 grenade itself contains only 36g (1.2oz) of explosive and can't seriously damage equipment. But there is a lot of such ammunition in Ukraine. It's usually fired from an AG-17 automatic grenade launcher, a Soviet equivalent of the US Mk 19. /5 pic.twitter.com/aYASDwcRMB

— ChrisO_wiki (@ChrisO_wiki) 1 mai 2022

The VOG-17 grenade itself contains only 36g (1.2oz) of explosive and can't seriously damage equipment. But there is a lot of such ammunition in Ukraine. It's usually fired from an AG-17 automatic grenade launcher, a Soviet equivalent of the US Mk 19. /5

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Low-cost hobbyist drones armed with small modified grenades provide a cheap and effective weapon against individual soldiers. Factions in Syria and Iraq used them to some extent, but they've really come into their own in Ukraine. /6

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By now, many will have seen the video of a Ukrainian drone dropping a small bomb through the sunscreen (!) of a car driven by Russian soldiers. Here's a short thread on how it was done (with thanks to @ian_matveev, on whose thread this is based). /1 https://t.co/EIm3aW1nWn

— ChrisO_wiki (@ChrisO_wiki) 1 mai 2022

By now, many will have seen the video of a Ukrainian drone dropping a small bomb through the sunscreen (!) of a car driven by Russian soldiers. Here's a short thread on how it was done (with thanks to @ian_matveev
, on whose thread this is based). /1

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T-72B3 from 252nd Guards Motorized Rifle Regiment in Sulyhivka. Big thanks to @naalsio26 for fixing my mistake. Check him he is very good at what he does. https://
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us/1520550121737527297
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Kharkiv Oblast Head reported that one more village northeast of Kharkiv was liberated—Kutuzivka. Local residents, mostly elderly, lived in basements for two months without any proper conditions. https://t.me/synegubov/3046

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Every day, @WCKitchen adapts to the situation on the ground in Ukraine. This railway bridge was knocked out yesterday—meaning our cargo trains with food can’t get to Kramatorsk. But that didn’t stop the WCK team! They rerouted to another city & dispatched trucks. #ChefsForUkraine pic.twitter.com/QPjBRuUvvt

— Nate Mook (@natemook) 30 avril 2022

Every day, @WCKitchen adapts to the situation on the ground in Ukraine. This railway bridge was knocked out yesterday—meaning our cargo trains with food can’t get to Kramatorsk. But that didn’t stop the WCK team! They rerouted to another city & dispatched trucks. #ChefsForUkraine

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Russian occupiers removed ventilators from Mariupol that were essential for treating critically ill patients, including those with coronavirus. Only some ventilators survived in damaged hospitals but were taken away, the deputy mayor said.

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This time, the helicopter doesn't even attempt to evade the Stugna missile. It knows that trying to dodge it is a waste of energy.

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Another Russian Kamov Ka-52 "Alligator" attack helicopter shot down by a Ukrainian Stugna-P anti-tank guided missile.🇺🇦🔥https://t.co/6rN9LR1SnN

— Jimmy Rushton (@JimmySecUK) 30 avril 2022

Another Russian Kamov Ka-52 "Alligator" attack helicopter shot down by a Ukrainian Stugna-P anti-tank guided missile.

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