Втрати особового складу окупантів знову перевищили рівень 1000+ за добу.
Через невдалі спроби механізованих проривів противник втратив майже тижневу «заначку» бронемашин.
Також вчора знищено пару дефіцитних РСЗВ. Бажаємо всім Силам оборони України результативного вівторка!
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Daily report on Russian military losses and support for Ukrainian forces
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Daily report of Russian military losses in Ukraine
За минулу добу (27.10.2025) противник на всіх напрямках орієнтовно втратив: особовий склад 1 060
танки 6
бойові броньовані машини 28
артилерійські системи 8
РСЗВ 2
авто-техніка та цистерни 131 В понеділок кількість бойових зіткнень значно зросла. -
Every trip to the front is a risk for optics and the drone
Every trip to the front is a risk. A flash from a window, a slow turn, a missed camouflage — and a drone locks on. Dawn and dusk are the only safe hours, when optics blur and night sensors switch. Nowadays Ukrainian defense mobile, digital and holding. 4X
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Russia targets logistics in historic drone siege, Ukraine adapts
Russia shifts tactics: targeting logistics. The goal — the first drone siege in history. Ukraine adapts , moving bases deeper, hardening supply routes, and masking every movement under nets. 3/
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Technology and drones rewrite warfare rules; speed, cover, silence key.
“Technology has blown away the old rules of warfare,” says a soldier from the Phoenix regiment. UAVs now define the front — drones hunt, scout, strike, and jam nonstop. Survival depends on speed, cover, and silence. 2/
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Ukraine’s Fortress Belt blocks Russia; drone warfare changes NATO rules
Ukraine’s “Fortress Belt” in Donbas blocks Russia’s advance. Russian troops failed to take Kostiantynivka or move near Pokrovsk. Meanwhile, drone warfare already changes NATO rules — steel grids, anti-drone nets, and homemade armor replace trenches — The Telegraph. 1/
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64-year-old partisan from Donetsk: torture chambers and 7 years of captivity
64-year-old partisan from Donetsk: torture chambers and 7 years of captivity
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Ukrainian man refuses Russian passport and pension six times
Six times they offered him a Russian passport and a 100,000-ruble pension. Six times he refused: “You destroyed my country, my home, and my life. How could I take your passport?” 7/
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Torture claim denied, court gives 12 years on expected exchange
At his “trial,” he reported torture. A fake commission replied: “No torture found.” The “prosecutor” asked for 23 years — the “court” gave him 12, saying, “You’ll be exchanged anyway.” 5/

