“The Ukrainian Armed Forces have received 18 2S22 Bohdana self-propelled artillery units funded by Denmark, which were manufactured in just two months. Danish Defense Minister Poulsem noted that producing weapons in Ukraine is much cheaper than in the West and also more cost-effective to maintain. He urged more European countries to finance weapon production in Ukraine. The 2S22 Bohdana is a Ukrainian self-propelled artillery system with a 155mm caliber gun, compatible with NATO standards.”
https://x.com/NOELreports/status/1835044852951924968
“What remains of the Russian Black Sea Fleet has sailed from Novorossiysk under the pretext of Ocean-2024 naval exercises. Russians have removed their aircraft, as well. Also naval exercises?
Meanwhile, OSINT researchers attribute this withdrawal to relocating them from within the range of ATACMS missiles.
At the end of 2023, the Black Sea Fleet ships from Sevastopol were redeployed to Novorossiysk after the Ukrainian strikes.
The withdrawal of the ships from the Novorossiysk port was captured by a satellite image taken on Saturday at 11:37 a.m. local time.
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believes that Russia fears that Kyiv will be authorised to use Storm Shadow missiles.
It is not known where exactly the ships were sent. But since 2023, Russia has been building a naval base in Abkhazia, and since the beginning of 2024, as reported by Bellingcat, the work has accelerated.
Aircraft are also being moved out of the likely area of impact of Western missiles. Satellite imagery shows that aircraft are being relocated from airfields that are in the target zone of ATACMS missiles, writes Radio Liberty journalist Mark Krutov. He drew his conclusions by analysing images from this and last year.
Russian aviation began to leave airfields located near the border in the second half of June, according to analysts of the OSINT project Frontelligence Insight. The relocated equipment includes aircraft and attack helicopters.”
https://x.com/Gerashchenko_en/status/1835243892783878648