Another TZM-T – the reloading vehicle for the TOS-1a thermobaric MLRS – captured by Ukrainian troops somewhere in Ukraine.🇺🇦
— Jimmy Rushton (@JimmySecUK) 27 mars 2022
This one was carrying a full load of thermobaric rockets.pic.twitter.com/773FefEEkh
Another TZM-T – the reloading vehicle for the TOS-1a thermobaric MLRS – has been captured by Ukrainian troops somewhere in Ukraine. This one was carrying a full load of thermobaric rockets.
Oil depot in Rivne Oblast completely destroyed by Russian missile strike. Rivne Oblast Governor Vitaliy Koval told TV channel Espresso on March 27 that there had been no casualties as a result of the March 26 strike at the depot in the city of Dubno.
#Kharkiv metro turned into a bomb shelter and a temporary home for many residents, but life goes on. #StandWithUkraine️
#StopRussianAggression
Heating in Kyiv will begin to be shut off starting tomorrow—March 28, according to Kyiv City Military Administration. Premature shutdown is linked to the state of wartime.
Ukrainian sources claim the village was seized by two BTGs supported by Russian special forces. They claim 60 enemy vehicles were captured or destroyed and enemy casualties are described as 'in the hundreds'.
A member of Ukraine's elite Bovine Assault Battalion inspects destroyed Russian equipment in Husarivka.
Swiss insurance company Zurich Insurance has decided to temporarily change its logo – a white letter Z on a blue background – on social media to avoid associations with Russian aggression against Ukraine, Reuters reports. https://finance.liga.net/ua/insurance/novosti/zurich-insurance-ubrala-z-iz-logotipa-v-sotsetyah-chtoby-ne-assotsiirovatsya-s-agresiey-rf…
Ukrainian counterattacks continue in the East of the country, clearing the village of Husarivka from Russian occupation and destroying or capturing a significant amount of war materiel from the invaders.
In Melitopol, occupiers failed to organize a paid rally in support of "Russian authorities." Ukrainians didn't want to take part in it. 30 people were also brought from occupied Crimea.The State Security Service of Ukraine says they had obvious signs of alcohol and drug addiction
