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No helmet, no weapon anymore, but a white protective vest? In the other videos, we see more and more how poorly equipped the infantry is. Either they don't have any more, don't want to spend them, or they're being embezzled. Or they should be able to run as fast as possible.
December 7, 2025 at 7:36 PM
No helmet, no weapon anymore, but a white protective vest? In the other videos, we see more and more how poorly equipped the infantry is. Either they don't have any more, don't want to spend them, or they're being embezzled. Or they should be able to run as fast as possible.
Now, honestly, how effective can something like that be? As an operator, you first have to identify the enemy and then act. You only have a short time for that. Therefore, Geran itself would have to recognize the drone and take action.
December 7, 2025 at 7:02 PM
Now, honestly, how effective can something like that be? As an operator, you first have to identify the enemy and then act. You only have a short time for that. Therefore, Geran itself would have to recognize the drone and take action.
All that is lacking is the quantity of systems/missiles to demystify the currently very deadly effects of large-scale attacks. We don't know how many missiles UKR used and how many actually hit their targets, but RUS is losing some of its superiority here as well. Good for the rest of the free world
December 7, 2025 at 8:22 AM
All that is lacking is the quantity of systems/missiles to demystify the currently very deadly effects of large-scale attacks. We don't know how many missiles UKR used and how many actually hit their targets, but RUS is losing some of its superiority here as well. Good for the rest of the free world
I see it the same way...therefore the truth will be between 500 and 600 km/h, and probably only for a few minutes.
December 7, 2025 at 8:15 AM
I see it the same way...therefore the truth will be between 500 and 600 km/h, and probably only for a few minutes.
With a range of 17 km/speed of up to Mach 2, it's a deadly weapon for helicopters. The RUS have to get within 10 km of the drones with their weapon systems to destroy them. I don't know how the Ukrainians are finding the target. If it's purely visual, using the camera, then jets are difficult to hit
December 7, 2025 at 8:14 AM
With a range of 17 km/speed of up to Mach 2, it's a deadly weapon for helicopters. The RUS have to get within 10 km of the drones with their weapon systems to destroy them. I don't know how the Ukrainians are finding the target. If it's purely visual, using the camera, then jets are difficult to hit
Are they using the Geran drones so close to the front line now?
December 6, 2025 at 4:31 PM
Are they using the Geran drones so close to the front line now?
The artillery gun is a D-30.
December 6, 2025 at 4:20 PM
The artillery gun is a D-30.
The 2 launch vehicles work together, and the fire control center identifies which system has the best position for each missile. Very impressive, and both targets were destroyed. The manufacturer couldn't ask for better publicity. Just look at what the Russians do when they launch their S-300/400s.
December 6, 2025 at 4:05 PM
The 2 launch vehicles work together, and the fire control center identifies which system has the best position for each missile. Very impressive, and both targets were destroyed. The manufacturer couldn't ask for better publicity. Just look at what the Russians do when they launch their S-300/400s.
The Russians say it can reach 800 km/h, the Iranians 500 km/h, and in Ukraine it has apparently been measured at 600 km/h. That makes it two to three times faster than a Geran-2. But that's probably not its cruising speed, but only for the last few kilometers.
December 6, 2025 at 3:51 PM
The Russians say it can reach 800 km/h, the Iranians 500 km/h, and in Ukraine it has apparently been measured at 600 km/h. That makes it two to three times faster than a Geran-2. But that's probably not its cruising speed, but only for the last few kilometers.
The Prymary unit is doing an outstanding job. They repeatedly create gaps in the Russian air defenses and cause extensive damage.
December 6, 2025 at 3:42 PM
The Prymary unit is doing an outstanding job. They repeatedly create gaps in the Russian air defenses and cause extensive damage.
3 of 6 possible launch containers are installed.On paper, it's an extremely good AD, but apparently the Russians lack 9S18M3 Kupol-3 or similar radar systems.These are supposedly capable of detecting objects up to 0.1 m².The 9A317M we see here can only detect/engage targets up to 1 m² in radar area.
December 6, 2025 at 3:40 PM
3 of 6 possible launch containers are installed.On paper, it's an extremely good AD, but apparently the Russians lack 9S18M3 Kupol-3 or similar radar systems.These are supposedly capable of detecting objects up to 0.1 m².The 9A317M we see here can only detect/engage targets up to 1 m² in radar area.
It was probably a drone, because I don't see any exhaust plume in the sky. Or do some rockets deactivate their propulsion in the last few kilometers so they are harder to shoot down?
December 6, 2025 at 3:22 PM
It was probably a drone, because I don't see any exhaust plume in the sky. Or do some rockets deactivate their propulsion in the last few kilometers so they are harder to shoot down?
In my opinion, the fire is behind the 3 towers, so I would guess it's in the blue area.
December 6, 2025 at 8:58 AM
In my opinion, the fire is behind the 3 towers, so I would guess it's in the blue area.
The ship becomes a danger if it breaks free again. There will be no trace of an owner, and in the end, the country for which it poses a threat will have to deal with it. This can only be prevented by blocking ships with missing proof of ownership.
December 6, 2025 at 8:47 AM
The ship becomes a danger if it breaks free again. There will be no trace of an owner, and in the end, the country for which it poses a threat will have to deal with it. This can only be prevented by blocking ships with missing proof of ownership.
The sheer number of missiles unfortunately bodes ill. The fact that 90% of the drones were intercepted is, of course, fantastic. The Russians are continuing to expand their missile capabilities, and certainly not without foreign support.
December 6, 2025 at 8:32 AM
The sheer number of missiles unfortunately bodes ill. The fact that 90% of the drones were intercepted is, of course, fantastic. The Russians are continuing to expand their missile capabilities, and certainly not without foreign support.
Unfortunately, the reason the Australians are phasing them out is that their maintenance is extremely expensive. Their overall operational readiness was also very poor. There are figures showing that out of 16 aircraft, only 3 were fully combat-ready.
December 5, 2025 at 6:42 PM
Unfortunately, the reason the Australians are phasing them out is that their maintenance is extremely expensive. Their overall operational readiness was also very poor. There are figures showing that out of 16 aircraft, only 3 were fully combat-ready.
A much sharper decline than I expected. In 2022 they had a profit of 0.8 trillion rubles, in 2023 1.3 trillion rubles, in 2024 1.1 trillion rubles... by 2025 they might only have 0.3 trillion rubles.
December 5, 2025 at 6:16 PM
A much sharper decline than I expected. In 2022 they had a profit of 0.8 trillion rubles, in 2023 1.3 trillion rubles, in 2024 1.1 trillion rubles... by 2025 they might only have 0.3 trillion rubles.
The wind swept the fire across the harbor area. With a bit of luck, there were even trains present.
December 5, 2025 at 5:35 PM
The wind swept the fire across the harbor area. With a bit of luck, there were even trains present.
The truck that's burning is, I think, a new Kamaz 5385PZ or something like that. Although I haven't found practically any information about it. Only that it was presented in 2023. Before that, it was supposed to be a Kamaz 6350 or something similar. The Russians film as badly as they fight.
December 5, 2025 at 5:31 PM
The truck that's burning is, I think, a new Kamaz 5385PZ or something like that. Although I haven't found practically any information about it. Only that it was presented in 2023. Before that, it was supposed to be a Kamaz 6350 or something similar. The Russians film as badly as they fight.
Strange BTS-4. The five track rollers are in a 3-to-2 configuration. Later in the video, it does look like a BTS-4.
The BTR might have the tactical markings of the 67th Motor Rifle Division, and I would identify it as a BTR-82A. But it's also been modified quite a bit.
The BTR might have the tactical markings of the 67th Motor Rifle Division, and I would identify it as a BTR-82A. But it's also been modified quite a bit.
December 5, 2025 at 4:46 PM
Strange BTS-4. The five track rollers are in a 3-to-2 configuration. Later in the video, it does look like a BTS-4.
The BTR might have the tactical markings of the 67th Motor Rifle Division, and I would identify it as a BTR-82A. But it's also been modified quite a bit.
The BTR might have the tactical markings of the 67th Motor Rifle Division, and I would identify it as a BTR-82A. But it's also been modified quite a bit.
At least 3 drones have crashed here, if you count the plumes of smoke as hits.
December 5, 2025 at 2:05 PM
At least 3 drones have crashed here, if you count the plumes of smoke as hits.
The MiG-29 was probably being prepared for flight or had just landed.
The two locations shown here are 40 km apart.
No active air defenses are visible. Perhaps the systems were relocated and the aircraft and helicopter were meant to take over their duties?
The two locations shown here are 40 km apart.
No active air defenses are visible. Perhaps the systems were relocated and the aircraft and helicopter were meant to take over their duties?
December 5, 2025 at 1:59 PM
The MiG-29 was probably being prepared for flight or had just landed.
The two locations shown here are 40 km apart.
No active air defenses are visible. Perhaps the systems were relocated and the aircraft and helicopter were meant to take over their duties?
The two locations shown here are 40 km apart.
No active air defenses are visible. Perhaps the systems were relocated and the aircraft and helicopter were meant to take over their duties?
A logistics hub where goods are loaded directly from rail to trucks. It appears to be a new building. This is extremely damaging to the Russians, as a large volume of goods is handled here.
Highly valuable targets were damaged.
Highly valuable targets were damaged.
December 5, 2025 at 1:46 PM
A logistics hub where goods are loaded directly from rail to trucks. It appears to be a new building. This is extremely damaging to the Russians, as a large volume of goods is handled here.
Highly valuable targets were damaged.
Highly valuable targets were damaged.
Geo POV: 44.640200, 41.947072
December 4, 2025 at 2:48 PM
Geo POV: 44.640200, 41.947072
If they have even one way into the hole, the Russians will be buried alive.
December 4, 2025 at 2:11 PM
If they have even one way into the hole, the Russians will be buried alive.