Don’t forget there Big Failure in the Middle East. Looks like Putin is trying to repeat all the failures Russia has had.
Talking of failures…The first sketch of Leonardo Da Vinci called Mona Putina was not a great success but rather a failure just like Putin special operation.
Must have been a distant relative. 
His mom???
FEAR OF EXPLOSION - RUSSIANS ARE EVACUATING 3000 PEOPLE FROM THEIR OWN CITY
Russian f___es know what’s coming next ‘WILL NOT’ be good for them and they are s__tting their pants.
In the video below…
1. Russia Launches 45 Strikes On Kherson
2. Zelensky Vows “De-Occupation”
3. Russian Bodies Discovered
It doesn’t get any closer than this!
Deadly hand-to-hand combat
HOW TO CLEAN RUSSIAN FOXHOLE AND RUSSIANS FOUND SECOND BOMB IN BELGOROD
EU Chief “Sure” of Ammo Deal Amid Ukraine Fury, Explosive-Filled Drone Found Near Russian Capital
‘I Cry Quietly’: A Soldier Describes the Toll of Russia’s War
Unbelievable. You have to really feel for these brave men and for what they face every day 
Looks fake to me so far. The interface is not changing, strange reports about GPS and Calibration and I highly doubt the firm ware of such a drone is modified to show the Ukrainian coat of arms.
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to me, due to the flight movements, it looks more like a quadrocopter than a ‘drone’ in the military sense, which are more like remote-controlled airplanes and can’t just hover over a building. and so I think the 750km range is utopian
but it’s still a nice fake
So far nothing on any news channels so I think the fake is confirmed…
Russian invader accidentally stumbles upon Ukrainian positions and instantly regrets it!
No, no. You need to release it in Russia so they think Ukraine drones are everywhere looking at them.
They will become paranoid. 
An update from the frontline which i have translated straight how it was without any changes
The Ukrainian counteroffensive is about to begin. I detail:
- Offensive Guard.
This week the Offensive Guard was officially announced, which is composed of new brigades specialized for the offensive.
In contrast to last year’s counter-offensives in the Harkiv and Herson regions, which were historic (because two simultaneous counteroffensives rarely happen) and both successful, this year the Ukrainian Army has prepared in advance to form specialized assault brigades.
Kara-Dag (Mountain in Crimea), Burevii (Hurricane), Chervona Kalyna), Liut (Fury - for those who have seen the movie, I’m sure they know what it’s about), Stalevyi Kordon (Steel Border), Spartan, Rubizh (Frontier), AZOV, Khartiia (Charter) are the ones that make up the Offensive Guard, as of almost a month ago.
Each of these brigades are equipped - according to their specifics - with state-of-the-art military equipment of i____try, western artillery (Krab, M777, Pzh2000 etc), western tanks (Leopard 2, Challenger 2), western armoured vehicles (Marder, Bradley, Stryker, Kirpi) and air support consisting of existing Ukrainian air f___e and over 20 Mig-29s received from Poland, Slovakia and other countries.
A. Training.
Where I am at the moment, for the last few days I’ve felt like I’ve been on the front line, so much banging can be heard, but in fact it’s training being carried out at a nearby range. At least 2 more weeks of training for the mutora of the assault brigades and another month for the reserve brigades, which will come in the second wave and make up for the losses of the first wave of the counteroffensive.
Extremely many brigades are in training at the moment. These are brigades that are not part of the Offensive Guard, but brigades that will be the bulk of the Ukrainian Army. The training has been going on for over 3 months already. This is also one of the reasons why you don’t see much movement on the front line, except for Avdiivka, Bakhmut, Vuhledar, Kreminna and Kupyansk.
An extremely large number of volunteers have volunteered in the last 6 months to join the Ukrainian Army. The same cannot be said of the Russian army, which is struggling to find soldiers.
B. Testing vulnerabilities on the Russian front.
Too little media coverage, and when there is media coverage, it is done wrong (saying “the counteroffensive has begun”): at the moment, the entire southern and eastern front is being tested by special troops (SSO, Recon, etc.) of the Ukrainian Army to identify vulnerable points in the Russian defences. Basically, this is the first step in the process called counteroffensive. So yes, the counteroffensive has basically started, but not in the sense that you expect to see tank battles tomorrow.
Now they’re just testing the terrain, the vulnerabilities, the defenses, and they’re starting to destroy the ammunition dumps, the food, the columns of equipment that are walking around in the south.
So, if you see exciting posts about the counteroffensive starting in full f___e over the next 10 days, know that these are just tests and attempts to generate breaches or even diversions for surprise attacks.
C. Equipping brigades with the latest equipment, combined training between different brigades and improving communication between the many existing and new brigades. Communication was one of the big problems (even if it was a far superior process to the Russian army) for the Ukrainians in the post-contra offensive period in autumn 2022, in the defence of Soledar, Bakhmut and the counter-attack at Kremmina. Luckily, the Ukrainian Army is learning every day and adapting. Unfortunately the Russian army is doing the same, so we should not underestimate it. I’m sure Ukrainian generals and commanders know that.
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When, where and how?
When - as I said, in practice, the first phase began with the testing of vulnerabilities on the eastern and southern front. These tests do not appear in the news, because they are neither meant to generate deep penetration of the front nor for media coverage. But the actual counteroffensive will begin in the next two weeks.
You’ll see an increase in the intensity of the news about the destruction of Russian warehouses, an increase in the intensity of the attacks at certain points, to the point where you’ll hear about new locations, which will have a new significance for this war, because that’s where the breaches will be generated. Did you know about Veliky Burkul before? Or is it Kupyansk? What about Svatove? Kreminna? No. But now they symbolize something. And now new world-famous places will appear. And so the Ukrainian Army is teaching us general culture.
Where? - I said it a month ago and I’ll say it again: the southern front would make the most sense for everyone. But I would still pay close attention to the Kreminna-Siversk-Bakhmut Line, because that’s where the Russian front and all logistic lines with Russia on the Eastern Front can break through and collapse.
In reality absolutely nobody knows and we will certainly have diversions and surprises.
How - with very heavy losses for the Ukrainians. Unfortunately. Always (maybe the Herson counteroffensive was an exception due to low Russian morale) those who attack have at least 3 times more casualties (dead and wounded) than those who defend themselves (in this case Russians).
These losses will be borne by Ukrainian families, Ukrainian society, Ukrainian economy. The world at large will lose good people in this counteroffensive. IT specialists, doctors in various fields, specialists in various fields, all of whom can earn a lot of money working for Western firms at home. -
What to expect?
Surprises. Dramatic Ukrainian losses in some battles, but especially a counter-offensive that will last longer, will be tougher than the one in 2022. But we can relatively safely expect a breakthrough to the Sea of Azov on the southern front.
If Mariupol is liberated, or at least part of it, we can expect the discovery of the worst war atrocities since World War II, carried out by the Russians during the siege of Mariupol last year.
We can expect tactical and strategic victories (such as cutting the land link between Donbas and Crimea through Mariupol), but equally, we should expect a war that most likely will not end this year.
And unfortunately we can expect a high number of Ukrainian casualties, even if the Russians will also suffer an extremely high number of casualties and their army will enter the autumn-winter exhausted and virtually decimated.
The counter-offensive that is about to begin is the beginning of the end for the Russian Federation’s superpower in conventional terms, and most likely history will tell us if not even the beginning of the end for what we know today as the Russian Federation, a terrorist state led by a war criminal.
Spring is coming!
Slava Ukraini!
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