Total combat losses of the Russian army in the area of responsibility of the 1st NGU 'Azov' Corps from November 3 to 10. Over the week, the enemy suffered the following personnel losses:
• irreversible — 758 occupants;
• sanitary — 529;
• taken prisoner — 2 servicemen of the Russian army.
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
-
Russian Army Losses in Azov Responsibility Zone Over One Week
-
Low accuracy, high cost air defense won’t protect Europe from Russian drones.
An air defence system with an accuracy rate of 56% and a cost of $50,000 per missile (meaning average cost per successful engagement of nearly $100,000) isn't going to be "protecting Europe" from Russian drone swarms.
-
Russia built dugout system in Chernobyl Red Forest
There is satellite imagery and photo evidence showing that Russia constructed a dugout system in the Red Forest in the Chernobyl exclusion zone.
-
Zelenskyy Interview in Kyiv Interrupted by Power Outages
At Mariyinskyi Palace in Kyiv, electricity cut out twice during President Zelenskyy's interview with a Guardian journalist. The video shows the power outage, with the journalist exclaiming, "Oh, electricity is gone?" before the lights quickly returned. They went out again later.
-
How medics transfer to combat brigades via Army+
🔄 Як медики переводяться в бойові бригади через Армія+
— Генеральний штаб ЗСУ (@GeneralStaffUA) 10 novembre 2025
Командир медроти 5 окрема штурмова Київська бригада розповів, як перевів до себе медика саме за допомогою Армія+. Загалом бригада активно використовує застосунок як інструмент рекрутингу до себе потрібних фахівців. pic.twitter.com/yDbu0N4trIThe commander of the medical company of the 5th Separate Assault Kyiv Brigade told how he transferred a medic to his unit using Army+. Overall, the brigade actively uses the application as a recruitment tool to attract the necessary specialists.
-
Military vehicles harassed over tire cleanliness
The military authorities are also good—instead of advising their colleagues not to waste their time with stupid questions, they saluted… And now vehicles with military license plates are being harassed at checkpoints in this area for the cleanliness of their tires…
-
Russian soldiers targeted by military police for minor offenses in Ukraine
1/ Russian soldiers are once again finding themselves being targeted by the hated military police for petty offences, including "driving with dirty tires" in the middle of the muddy season in Ukraine. "Are we fighting or just wanking?" asks one aggrieved soldier-blogger. ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/4FA4aNoP1q
— ChrisO_wiki (@ChrisO_wiki) 10 novembre 20251/ Russian soldiers are once again finding themselves being targeted by the hated military police for petty offences, including "driving with dirty tires" in the middle of the muddy season in Ukraine. "Are we fighting or just wanking?" asks one aggrieved soldier-blogger.
-
Destruction and rebuilding of Borodianka are striking
The Russian army destroyed part of the city and killed many residents. The rebuilding of Borodianka is striking — both physically and culturally, with unique murals by @christianguemy and #Banksy.
-
11 Russian Molniya drones destroyed by interceptions
11 russian Molniya drones have been destroyed by 🇺🇦 interceptors in the skies over the Lyman direction.
— Defense of Ukraine (@DefenceU) 10 novembre 2025
📹: Signum Battalion pic.twitter.com/Lv8Ksy4C9f11 Russian Molniya drones have been destroyed by interceptors in the skies over the Lyman direction. : Signum Battalion
-
Volunteer escorts fallen Ukrainian defenders, their families present
"The hardest is when you’re transporting fallen heroes, and sitting next to you are their mom, daughter, wife." Oksana Perniak, a former trolleybus driver, now volunteers for the "On the Shield" mission, escorting the bodies of fallen defenders. Her story: