Russian special military operation in Ukraine #61

sepheronx wrote:I like how Russia trolls everyone

I have told you.
This thing backfired in a way nobody of the perpetrators figured
They are really pissing their pants now.

An interesting interview with one of the commanders of the 21.OMBR, Alexander Tymoshchuk. He claims arriving to the Kurskaya Oblast with a strength of 350 men.
What left the oblast was ... 40 people, of which 15 were alive as he was giving the testimony.
Peremoga ...

Well, it is even better.
They did mentioned it a day or two ago, how hose are now "irrelevant to the effort"

Lack of salokadzhe can be the issue

Russian MoD reporting 2380 Ukrainian casualties over the past 24 hours including in the Kursk;

During the day, the losses of the Armed Forces of Ukraine amounted to more than 340 servicemen, 13 armored vehicles were destroyed, including three tanks, five infantry fighting vehicles, three of them Bradley BMP made in the USA, and five armored combat vehicles, as well as five artillery pieces, 11 vehicles and two electronic warfare stations. Six servicemen of the Armed Forces of Ukraine surrendered.

In total, during the fighting in the Kursk direction, the enemy lost 25,662 soldiers, 172 tanks, 89 infantry fighting vehicles, 103 armored personnel carriers, 982 armored combat vehicles, 675 vehicles, 221 artillery pieces, 38 multiple rocket launchers, including nine HIMARS and six MLRS manufactured by the United States, nine anti-aircraft missile launchers complexes, five transport-charging vehicles, 54 electronic warfare stations, 11 counter-battery radars, three air defense radars, 22 units of engineering and other equipment, of which 13 engineering barrier vehicles, one UR-77 mine clearance unit, as well as three armored recovery vehicles.

https://function.mil.ru/news_page/country/more.htm?id=12534019@egNews

"Two Majors" TG - the first burned down Abrams near Kursk / near Vesoloye


https://t.me/dva_majors/55634




@ Flaming Python
Stalin did reshuffle some Koreans, presumably because a large Japanese army was nearby, and they were afraid of spies/saboteurs. However even in the 2021/22 census, there were still slightly more than 100,000 Korean-Russians living in Russia.

Pet's food and baby milk explosions in Odessa again.
Vids in VK widget.


https://rg.ru/2024/10/20/v-portu-odessy-nachalsia-silnyj-pozhar-posle-raketnogo-udara.html



A major fire broke out in the port of Odessa after a missile strike

Residents of Odessa are publishing photos and videos of a powerful fire in the port, where Iskander ballistic missiles have once again landed.

The Odessa port - or rather all three ports of the Odessa agglomeration: the Odessa commercial port, the port of Chornomorsk and "Yuzhny" - are large transshipment bases for military cargo delivered by sea from NATO countries. Mainly from neighboring Romania.

Therefore, Russian missiles visit Odessa berths with the same frequency as dry cargo ships under the flags of banana republics, but with ammunition and military equipment in their holds.

This time the Iskanders hit something that burns very well. A crimson glow lit up half the sky above the southern cities, and the stars were covered by thick black smoke.

The thing on Two Majors vid is clearly not M1.