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Private entrepreneur before the full-scale invasion. Ukrainian Marine Corps. UAV company. PP for support: [email protected]
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And because of you we managed to order batteries for 5,000$! I am very thankful to everyone who decided to donate and help us.
Especially I am very grateful for membership. It motivates me continue writing exclusive information🫡
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Thank you!
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My unit is OK. Thanks
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Thanks!
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Thanks mate for your words. It’s very touching. And for your support!
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Thanks mate for that🤝
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Wow! Thank U!
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Batteries for 4K$ are ordered. We are waiting for them. But we need a little bit more. We use them for our big drones and with the help of them we managed to stop and later destroyed more than 30 AFV(!) in Kursk.
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And U know, Ukrainian army showed that they can fight bravely literally everywhere. And I am very surprised by that.
I have mixed emotions and thoughts about Kursk. But I have definitely learned a lot and it gave me a little bit more motivation. Cause I was killing 76 VDV.
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U know, in 2022 I asked myself (I am not a Nostradamus) whether I was willing to fight abroad. And I was against it.
In 2024 my folks and I were happy like kids when we found out that we are entering Russia
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15 Russian VDV members were KIA. They didn’t manage to walk those 150 m. One guy decided to walk away. Not even run. Hi took off his helmet, armor, left his weapon and decided to walk away. Was KIA.
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There was one remarkable event. 51 VDV attacked our positions with 2 BMD-2, dismounted infantry mb 150 m away from our positions. BMDs retreated and didn’t support their infantry before, during and after the attack.
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It was easy for them to find our drone operators. And they used against them a lot of FPV drones and maybe 9-12 artillery rounds (that’s not a lot. In 2022 they were firing at me for almost 5 hours because they THOUGT I was at that position
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Random facts:
- their drone pilots were closer to the frontline and more effective;
- we had 0 evidence that RUAF here were executing their own soldiers;
- they placed mortars closer than we did;
- we saw 0 TOS here;
- a minimum influence from their artillery
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Most of Russians attacks were during the day light. Only a couple of them during the early morning.
After a lot of theirs AFV found mines at the field they started using IMR with the help of…ATV. The guy on it was the first driving and looking for a mine.
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That area was a top priority for Russians. And there a lot of evidence. Here for the first time I saw a new Russian EW that every (from UAZ to a tank) vehicle had. And there was only one type that firstly appeared here and only after I saw it near Pokrovsk.
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They had even more success using 5-9 ATVs rather than 8-9 BMD-2/4M.
That’s ridiculous.
And it was possible only because we don’t have enough infantry. And because of that Russian suicidal attacks may be successful
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It was impossible to say whether Russian VDV are Rembo soldiers or not: because of those mech attacks they even didn’t reach our positions.
But here, in Kursk, for the first time since 2022 I saw 2 POWs with iron helmets and KIA near them being well equipped
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ZERO Russian mechanised assaults reached any success. Every time they were losing from 90 to 100% of AFV that took part in charge.
Only when they started using infantry they started achieving something
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Bad weather covered a lot of theirs actions. It was very hard to find and destroy their artillery.
That’s why we almost didn’t use HIMARS, for example. But sometimes we did
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Due to the bad weather both sides almost didn’t use long range UAVs. But when Russians did they were able to find their targets, unfortunately.
As a result — a lot of fibre drones against our armour.
UA tank being spotted by RU UAV
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As I mentioned, we fought against elite forces:
1) a lot of AFV (and the newest one);
2) well equipped (soldiers);
3) we saw a lot of technical stuff such as antennas, for example
Russian satellite antenna. We saw dozens of them
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This is the first time since Kyiv and Bilogorivka that I witnessed so much efforts to place a bridge through a river.
Every time. Every fucking time it was a disaster but they continued doing that
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Most of RUAF mechanised attacks consisted of 4-8 AFV.
From time to time they used a fog and even smoke to cover their manoeuvres while attacking. I need to say that because of smoke it was hard for us to find them. It’s effective.
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In my opinion, since November Russians had a perfect weather for assaults — almost every day we had a fog because of a river Snagost near us.
It was perfect for rotation and assaults. But instead of that they attacked only when had a very shiny day.
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As I mentioned a couple of times before, they used and lost at that flank more than 20 engineering machines at my flank for 4 months.
If we compare it with the battle for Avdiivka where RUAF lost 6-7 these kind of machines U May see a big difference.
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October was so hard that during one day in the morning, for example, Ukrainian AFV columns attacked Russians and than in a couple of hours Russians using the same road were attacking us.
A lot of armour, a lot of manoeuvres and huge amount of guided bombs.
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I think that October was the hottest and hardest month for us. We had a perfect weather and Russian aviation used a lot of bombs.
For 24 hours they beat their own record from Vovchansk: 84(!) guided bombs against one village and a couple of tree lines near it.
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As a result, all of theirs AFV and tanks didn’t look like turtles. They’ve been firing during the assaults (at the wrong directions, but still).
I cannot recall at least 10 videos of theirs attack where AFV are firing during an assault for the last 6 months.
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I don’t remember the last when I saw such a big concentration of Russian elite forces:
- 76 & 106 VDV divisions;
- 83, 11 & 56 VDV regiments and brigades;
- 810, 155 & 177 marine brigades;
- the best FPV operators.
It tells a lot how «non important» for them it was.
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During those 4 months I have witnessed only a couple of times that Russians used tanks: 2-3 times in November and three times in a row in the end of January by 155 marine brigade.
In January for 3 days they used 13 BMP-3 and 3 T-80BVM. All of them got burned.
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And yes. This thread is not about the problems the AFU faced, Koreans or anything else.
This one is quite «technical», I would say. Because if I would like to write more and in complex — this thread would be close to a word «endless».
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I need to say that those things that U gonna read are personal experience and represents Russian actions at the Western (the hardest since November till December) flank.
I hope it will help future historians to write a decent research.
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I also hope.
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Since the beginning I was openly against this operation.
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Thank U for that
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Thanks
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Thank you for that
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Thanks!
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I appreciate this a lot🤝
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Thanks for that!
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Thanks!
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Thanks for that🤝
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Yeah, something it’s very baggy.
It may work for the second time.
Unfortunately, I do not. Only PP:
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So I have the audacity to ask you again to support this page with your monthly membership.
For us it’s even better to have less but stable financial support.
We will be able to cover our losses without asking (that’s awful for me).
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