Attack On Europe: Documenting Russian Equipment Losses During The 2022 Russian Invasion Of Ukraine (2 year anniversary)

ORYX ^ | Since February 24, 2022 and daily | ORYX

[SpeedyInTexas]

This list only includes destroyed vehicles and equipment of which photo or videographic evidence is available. Therefore, the amount of equipment destroyed is significantly higher than recorded here. Loitering munitions, drones used as unmanned bait, civilian vehicles and derelict equipment are not included in this list. All possible effort has gone into avoiding duplicate entries and discerning the status of equipment between captured or abandoned. Many of the entries listed as 'abandoned' will likely end up captured or destroyed. Similarly, some of the captured equipment might be destroyed if it can't be recovered. When a vehicle is captured and then lost in service with its new owners, it is only added as a loss of the original operator to avoid double listings. When the origin of a piece of equipment can't be established, it's not included in the list. The Soviet flag is used when the equipment in question was produced prior to 1991. This list is constantly updated as additional footage becomes available.

[JonPreston]

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"as to why American taxpayers should fear pitin I have done that many times"

Not only are you saddled with a double-digit IQ, but you can't answer a simple question, one that is central to the Ukraine argument.

[AdmSmith]

On the night of August 24, Ukrainian long-range drones, together with Special Operations Forces, carried out a strike on the port of Ust-Luga in Russia's Leningrad region.

According to preliminary reports, the attack targeted the gas processing complex of Novatek, Russia's largest producer of liquefied natural gas (LNG). Video footage captured a powerful explosion followed by a massive fire at the site.

Open-source intelligence (OSINT) analysis indicates that the strike hit the cryogenic gas condensate and fractionation unit, considered the “heart” of the facility's operations. This marks the second successful drone attack by Ukraine's Security Service (SBU) on Ust-Luga this year. The first strike occurred in early January.

https://x.com/authworldnews/status/1959562919823184251

22 s video

As a result of the attack, the gas processing complex “Gazprom Ust-Luga” (”Gas Processing Complex/GPK” as part of the Baltic Gas Chemical Cluster) was hit.

Namely, the installation of cryogenic fractionation of gas condensate/gas was critically damaged. It is the “heart” of the gas processing complex: rectification and separation of components take place here, which are then either exported or as raw materials for the Baltic Gas Chemical Complex (ethylene, polymers, etc.).

It is one of the largest gas processing plants in Europe (it is estimated that the Ust-Luga complex will be able to process up to 45 billion m³ of natural gas annually, produce 13 million tons of LNG, 3.6 million tons of ethane and 1.8 million tons of propane-butane)

https://t.me/s/kiber_boroshno

[blitz128]

A picture of pitin and Christ in every Russian home, nothing like idol worship to show you are a Christian 😂

As I recall the Wehrmacht had belt buckles with “Gott mir uns” on them. That worked out well krill🤔

[gleeaikin]

The translator in the two images is not the same. There are subtle differences in the nose flare and brow creases. Perhaps the modern one is son of the previous one. In Russia, as elsewhere, nepotism lives.

[AdmSmith]

Error it was Day 1,277 yesterday

[PIF]

Not the same? Subtle differences? What are the odds that the Russian translator in both meetings would so closely resemble each other after 66 years?

Would those “differences” be due to the camera type, lens, lighting? Or just the additional years?

[AdmSmith]

Кремлевская табакерка

Putin was proposed to introduce a “tax on small children”. The situation with the birth rate in Russia is “terrible”

Our source in the Kremlin, who is responsible for demographic issues, drew attention to alarming statistics: sales of strollers, children's clothes and shoes have collapsed in Russia. This, he said, shows that “the situation with the birth rate is terrible, and tough measures need to be taken.” One of these measures should be a tax on childlessness, which we have repeatedly written about. “Recently, there have been discussions about whether to introduce a tax on childlessness, and when. To be honest, there are fears that if it is introduced this year, there will be unpredictable consequences. In the fall, serious mobilization is possible, important and critically necessary restrictions on the Internet, enemy shelling, it will be hot at the front, it is not clear what to expect in the economy. Against this background, the new tax may cause a complex reaction of the people, misunderstanding,” the channel's interlocutor said.

At the same time, according to him, an unequivocal decision has been made - there will be a tax on childlessness. So far, they want to introduce it in December, as planned. But it is possible to postpone the decision to next year - approximately to January-February. Decisions on this matter will be made later. But the childlessness tax may not be enough to solve the problems with the birth rate. In this regard, Vladimir Putin was offered to introduce another one - a tax on small children. “Such a tax will have to be paid by families who have only one child. And who do not plan to give birth to more. We will introduce a tax on childlessness, see how it works, and, I think, we will move on to payment for small children,” said another of our sources in the Presidential Administration.

A new tax is just being developed. We were promised to provide details about what it could be later. At the same time, the Kremlin calls the idea of introducing it “interesting and promising.”

https://t.me/kremlin_secrets/6090

Russia has abducted more than 35,000 children over the past 10 years, a Yale University study has confirmed.

However, since the fullscale invasion in 2022, 1.6million youngsters have been cut off from the outside world and are effectively being held hostage by Russia. Abducted children were sent to at least 56 facilities - 13 in Belarus and 43 in Russia or occupied Ukrainian territory.

https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/2099143/stolen-children-putins-war-machine

[ETCM]

What are the odds that the Russian translator in both meetings would so closely resemble each other after 66 years?

Based on the 2 photos, the odds are 100%. The guy does bear a striking resemblance to his doppelganger of 66 years ago. Maybe a grandson. I have a great grandfather that I bear a striking resemblance to, though I look nothing like his son (my grandfather) or my father. We could nearly be twins.

[AdmSmith]

Delivery might take some time longer nowadays ..

https://bsky.app/profile/veertjephilips.bsky.social/post/3lwyzm2vi4c2w

OSINT Analysis: Six Russian Ships Active Near Nord Stream Sabotage Site According to Intelligence Source
OSINT data helps corroborate report of Russian ships possibly being in close proximity to the Nord Stream sabotage site.

Project 141S Rescue ship SS-750 carrying the AS-26 Project 1855 Priz Deep-Diving Rescue Vehicle

Project 503R Medium Intelligence ship, Syzran

Project 02980 Rescue Tug, SB-123

Project 02980 Rescue Tug, Aleksandr Frolov

Neustrashimy-class frigate, Yaroslav Mudry

Steregushchiy-class corvette

https://oalexanderdk.substack.com/p/osint-analysis-six-russian-ships

[ETCM]

We’ve seen reports for over a year that Ukraine would be getting the new “Extended Range Attack Munition” a cheap air launched cruise missile, likely based on either the JDAM or JSOW with the addition of a small turbine engine.

Now several outlets are reporting the Trump Pentagon has approved the sale of 3500 such weapons to Ukraine. These will have about 250 mile range and a 500 lb. warhead. The JDAM version would be much cheaper, the JSOW stealthier. Boeing developed the JDAM version independently years ago as a cheap, mass producible cruise missile, but the Pentagon balked. Just like they developed the GLSDB on their own, and it wasn’t until the Ukraine war that people saw the need for it. Now we see the need for ERAM. This will be a great addition to our inventory, a weapon that doesn’t cost millions of dollars to take out a low value target.

[PIF]

For the benefit of others:
JDAM = Joint Direct Attack Munition
JSOW = Joint Standoff Weapon
ERAM = Extended Range Active Missile

[BeauBo]

“several outlets are reporting the Trump Pentagon has approved the sale of 3500 such weapons (ERAM) to Ukraine.”

Maybe part of the “Stick” incentive program for Russia to make peace.

Enough to Strategically disrupt Russian oil and gas production - Every Western refinery and export terminal, every night...

[ETCM]

Enough to Strategically disrupt Russian oil and gas production - Every Western refinery and export terminal, every night...

Only if Trump becomes annoyed with Putin playing him for a fool. For now, it seems Trump is still restricting the use of US weapons in Russia. But after Trump's post on Truth a couple days back (criticizing Biden for preventing Ukraine strikes on Russia), maybe that policy has already changed. We'll see. I'm happy to see us making a cheap standoff weapon, as we might need it in the future.

[gleeaikin]

I see hopes for effectiveness of Flamingo Missiles. Did I see recently a report on Russian bombing of Ukraine Flamingo production facility with large human losses. Was this actually true or as bad as reported? What is the current status of readiness of Flamingos for immediate action?

Interesting to see gasoline price flux while I was out of town for 10 days while the Alaska summit was in process and follow through. When traveling through MD and VA portions of the DelMarVa Peninsula the first day the common low price was 3.05/9 or 3.09/9 and best price was 3.94/9. Arriving in town the local price was 3.15/9. A few days later I saw 3.01/9 and rushed to fill my tank. It was 3.09 there as I left town. Common low prices similar on return trip, with 3.14/9 a frequent high. Best low was 2.99/9. Great fun trying to outwit the market price and best day to buy.

Ukraine could have great fun drone buzzing the long lines of gasoline hungry Russians, dropping leaflets on them urging them to beg Putin to end this stupid NOT war, so they don’t freeze to death this winter, or are no longer able to drive to work and feed themselves. Also possibly bulletins reporting important news they do not get in Russia.

[gleeaikin]

Nothing more ironic than using Russia’s favorite warrior, General Winter to strike the deadliest blows against Russia.

I wonder if there are any good maps showing the geographic progression of freezing weather in Russian winters.