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4·3 days agoFrom a different article:
The controversial image appears to have been generated using artificial intelligence and was approved by the city administration before painting began.
Ironically, according to Ukraine’s Main Intelligence Directorate (HUR), the same stock photo from Depositphotos has been used in their own recruitment materials.
They’ve equipped Queen Hornets with AK-74s, but I’ve never seen anyone killed by them. They mainly seem to be used for psychological warfare and suppressive fire. Shotgun drones are more common, but they’re used to shoot down Russian drones.
There isn’t a direct translation, but it’s close to “fuckers”.
Drone mounted net launchers have been really effective.
These events are usually happenstance, so you use what you have in the moment.
It was posted by Russian military sources and then confirmed by Ukrainian military sources. There was a breakthrough in that area two days ago.
Ukraine still has plenty of uses for them.
https://mil.in.ua/en/news/ukrainian-an-124-helps-france-with-cso-3-satellite/
https://www.nasa.gov/missions/artemis/nasa-welcomes-gateway-lunar-space-stations-halo-module-to-us/
Telegram. I follow several hundred official military channels, but this is my favorite unofficial channel because they timestamp, geolocate, and cite sources.
They were picked up by a civilian cargo ship, which is incredibly lucky for them because a rescue helicopter or boat would’ve been attacked. Russians claim there were five USVs that surrounded the cargo ship, but did not attack.
I think these are manually detonated.
It went down in Russia.
PTM-3 mines have a magnetic fuze and are used most often for remote mining by drones. They’ve also replaced a lot of the pressure fuzes on TM-62s with magnetic fuzes.
There were no reports of drones or missiles. That leaves sabotage, incompetence, or sabotage disguised as incompetence. The AFU usually takes credit the same day for sabotage and Russia blames it on “safety violations”.
The one with GRIM is the drone model. I assume F-19 is made by the same manufacturer that produces F-7 & F-10 drones, commonly used by the 414th Strike UAV Brigade. Sometimes they will put a donor’s name there instead.