🇺🇦🇷🇺 A combat sortie by a Russian Aerospace Forces (VKS) Mi-28NM “Night Hunter” attack helicopter, deploying a pair of Kh-39 Light Multipurpose Guided Missiles (LMUR), against a Ukrainian Armed Forces temporary deployment point within the “East” troop grouping’s area of responsibility.
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✈️ The large grey jet in the background appears to be a Boeing C-17 Globemaster III
✈️ The turboprop aircraft with multiple propellers looks like a Airbus C-295 (or a similar medium transport platform), typically used for logistics, patrol, or tactical transport.
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🇱🇧🇮🇱A compilation of the latest strikes by Hezbollah's FPV drones on parked Israeli army equipment.
The targets hit included an Merkava Mk. 4M tank, a pair of Namer armored personnel carriers, and an HMMWV armored vehicle. The drone also crashed near an IDF Caterpillar D9 armored bulldozer.
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The targets hit included an Merkava Mk. 4M tank, a pair of Namer armored personnel carriers, and an HMMWV armored vehicle. The drone also crashed near an IDF Caterpillar D9 armored bulldozer.
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🇷🇺🇺🇦 Objective control footage shows strikes carried out by Geran-2 loitering munitions, fitted with electro-optical (EO) seekers, targeting an Island-class patrol boat and a Project 58155 Gyurza-M-class gunboat in the port of Odesa.
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Thanks to the low accuracy of the missile, serious damage, as if it had hit the roof of the production building from above, was avoided. The remaining 5 out of 6 missiles were also shot down by air defense systems and/or crashed on their way.
In addition to the missile, 2 kamikaze drones An-196 "Lutiy", launched afterwards, also hit other parts of the plant.
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"Based on the request of Pakistan and other countries, the huge military success we achieved during the campaign against Iran, and the fact that significant progress has been made towards concluding a full and final agreement with Iranian representatives, we mutually agreed that, although the blockade will remain in full force and effect, the 'Freedom' project (the movement of ships through the Strait of Hormuz) will be suspended for a short period of time to check whether an agreement can be concluded and signed
Judging by Trump's words, Iran agreed to negotiations under the conditions of maintaining the US blockade, the lifting of which was previously a key condition.
But knowing the legendary imagination of Mr. Trump- all these agreements may just be a figment of his imagination.
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Recall that this year, the parade in Moscow will be held without military equipment.
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🇷🇺🇺🇦Recently, we often notice questions about why the parade in Moscow was reduced to just military equipment, since the enemy could just as easily strike at crowds of people.
The answer here is that it's much easier to strike at military equipment, and it's also more impressive from a visual perspective.
Before the parade rehearsals and during the actual parade, all heavy military equipment is pre-concentrated at a certain open parking lot in Moscow, where it stays for several days, from where it departs for the event and returns.
If we assume a scenario of a disrupted parade, in the event of missiles and drones flying towards Moscow, it might simply not be possible to quickly evacuate dozens of tanks, armored vehicles, missile systems, and trucks from this parking lot - it's one big stationary target. Moreover, there's a risk of a repeat of the "Web" operation - for FPV drones, the neat, stationary rows of parade equipment are also a tempting target.
And it's a completely different matter with the reduced number of personnel, who can be quickly and centrally dispersed to shelters in the event of any alert, or who might simply scatter in different directions. Tanks and PGRKs from parking lots or narrow streets won't be able to scatter very far.
For a clear example, we present low-quality satellite images of Moscow, analyzed by the enemy. Such a "parade parking lot" in the southwest of the capital is currently empty, whereas in 2025 and 2024, it was filled with military equipment.
First photo - how it looks now (the sector circled in yellow is empty). Second photo - how it looked in 2025, when the parade equipment was there (this same sector is now filled). Third photo - how this parking lot looked in high resolution in 2024 before the start of the parade.
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The answer here is that it's much easier to strike at military equipment, and it's also more impressive from a visual perspective.
Before the parade rehearsals and during the actual parade, all heavy military equipment is pre-concentrated at a certain open parking lot in Moscow, where it stays for several days, from where it departs for the event and returns.
If we assume a scenario of a disrupted parade, in the event of missiles and drones flying towards Moscow, it might simply not be possible to quickly evacuate dozens of tanks, armored vehicles, missile systems, and trucks from this parking lot - it's one big stationary target. Moreover, there's a risk of a repeat of the "Web" operation - for FPV drones, the neat, stationary rows of parade equipment are also a tempting target.
And it's a completely different matter with the reduced number of personnel, who can be quickly and centrally dispersed to shelters in the event of any alert, or who might simply scatter in different directions. Tanks and PGRKs from parking lots or narrow streets won't be able to scatter very far.
For a clear example, we present low-quality satellite images of Moscow, analyzed by the enemy. Such a "parade parking lot" in the southwest of the capital is currently empty, whereas in 2025 and 2024, it was filled with military equipment.
First photo - how it looks now (the sector circled in yellow is empty). Second photo - how it looked in 2025, when the parade equipment was there (this same sector is now filled). Third photo - how this parking lot looked in high resolution in 2024 before the start of the parade.
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