Another brilliant operation by the Unmanned Systems Forces. FP-2 drones struck: the “Osa” missile system, the “Brothel” hub in Donetsk (“Somali” base, “Rubicon,” and the command staff of the 9th Motorized Rifle Brigade, 51st Army), a shelter containing weapons and equipment belonging to the 72nd Motorized Rifle Brigade, 3rd Army Corps, five coastal radar stations in Crimea, a temporary base of UAV pilots, a ammunition workshop for heavy UAVs, and a UAV warehouse of the 60th Motorized Rifle Brigade, 5th Army. Thank you to the USF for their fruitful cooperation. “USF Birds visited a hub called ‘Brothel’ in Donetsk (the lairs and depots of ‘Somali,’ ‘Rubicon,’ and the 9th Motorized Rifle Brigade of the 51st Army). Such is life among the worms, and such are their brothels. Among the diverse targets of the USF Birds on the night of June 15–16, deep within enemy territory, were the “Osa” missile system, 5 coastal radar stations in Crimea, depots for weapons and military equipment, drone workshops, personnel transit points, and the worms’ logistics convoy of cargo heading toward Paralych, among others. 🔥 “Osa” missile system, Spartak, Donetsk region, 1st Separate Center of the USF 🔥 “Brothel” hub (base for the “Somali” and “Rubicon” units and the command staff of the 9th Motorized Rifle Brigade, 51st Army Corps), Donetsk, 9th Battalion “Kairos” of the 414th USF Brigade “Birds of Magyar” 🔥 Shelter containing weapons and military equipment belonging to a unit of the 72nd Motorized Rifle Brigade, 3rd Army Corps, Debaltseve, Donetsk Region 🔥 Coastal radar stations: • Sterehusche, Autonomous Republic of Crimea • Snizhne, Autonomous Republic of Crimea • Tarkhankut, Autonomous Republic of Crimea • Portove, Autonomous Republic of Crimea • Sjeverne, Autonomous Republic of Crimea *All belong to the 1st Separate Center of the USF 🔥 Temporary base for pilots of aircraft-type UAVs, Rozdol, Zaporizhzhia region, 1st Separate Center of the USF 🔥 Ammunition workshop for heavy UAVs of the 14th Airborne Brigade of the Volunteer Corps, Sokolohirsk, Luhansk region, 20th USF Brigade “K-2” 🔥 UAV depot of a unit from the 60th Motorized Rifle Brigade, 5th Army, Mariupol, Donetsk Region, 413th USF Regiment “Raid” 🔥 Enemy logistics convoys, Luhansk, Donetsk, and Kherson regions, 20th USF Brigade “K-2,” 2nd Battalion “Wormbusters” of the 414th USF Brigade “Birds of Magyar” The conveyor belt of retribution is in motion.”

"Do you trust the Russians?" "No." "Why not?" "Because they broke every agreement they ever made with me." — Harry Truman

Azov presents: The Good. The Bad. The Ugly. With no fuel left, the Russians are resorting to other means to storm positions in First Corps Azov’s area of responsibility. The Ukrainian Defense Forces try not to kill the donkeys. No one made any promises to armed riders, however. The Ukrainian Wild East is no place for Russian occupiers. We are ready to shoot many more films like this one, but do you really want to star in them, amigos?

🔥 The Unmanned Systems Forces struck the Moscow Oil Refinery On June 16, operators of the @1usc_army , in coordination with Ukraine’s @SOF_UKR, DIU and SSU, carried out a strike on the Moscow Oil Refinery. The Moscow Oil Refinery is one of russia’s ten largest oil refining facilities, with an installed capacity of 11 million tons of crude oil per year. It produces fuel and other petroleum products used to support the aggressor state’s economy and military logistics. As a result of this #DeepStrike, a strategic enemy fuel infrastructure facility was hit. The full consequences are being clarified. USF units continue systematic pressure on the enemy’s fuel infrastructure. Every strike on such facilities reduces russia’s ability to supply its troops and wage war against Ukraine. USF: One step ahead!

⚡The UK is sending 6,000 laser-guided Martlet missiles to Ukraine to counter Russian drone attacks and protect critical infrastructure. united24media.com/war-in-ukr…

422nd Separate Unmanned Systems Battalion "LUFTWAFFE" have now demonstrated the destruction of a second Russian "Volna Kupol Garant" electronic warfare system designed to disrupt Starlink communications. According to Serhii "Flash" Beskrestnov, adviser to Ukraine's Minister of Defense on defense technology, the system works by transmitting powerful interference towards individual Starlink satellites, preventing them from receiving signals from user terminals on the ground. Its main limitation is that each complex can effectively suppress only a single satellite at a time, providing coverage of roughly 20 square kilometers. To achieve this, the "Volna Kupol Garant" employs multiple large satellite antennas mounted on trailers and consumes significant amounts of electrical power. Developed by the Simferopol-based company "Russian Dome", the system was reportedly sold to the Russian military for approximately $1.5 million per unit. The first destruction of such a system was showcased earlier today by SBU's Alpha Group and the 422nd Separate Unmanned Systems Battalion. (Shown in the second part of the video)

Russia's front line forces operate entirely on generators. As Ukraine cuts off all fuel supplies to the occupied territories, all of Russia's electronics on the front will die. Russian forces are being blinded and disarmed.

France's Foreign Minister put it well: A strike on the Lavra is the equivalent of bombing Notre-Dame. This is what russia calls defending Christianity.

Remnants of another Russian Tu-22 bomber that crashed earlier today in the Irkutsk region. During this full-scale war, a total of 4 Tu-22s have now crashed.

Any word by fighterbomber?

Extremely visual hit on Russian idiots military fuel truck. None of the fuel will get transported, Ukraine prohibits that - with Ukrainian kinetic sanctions.

Happy 6/14

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Russia's Cold War tank stockpile, February 2022: 7,342. Today: 851 viable. Russian factories covered 4,400 battlefield losses by pulling 5,254 tanks from storage and building around 1,000 new T-90Ms. The active fleet is now bigger than pre-war. But the reserve is nearly empty—and the drones that destroyed thousands of Russian tanks are still flying. Russia pivoted to infantry-led assaults in 2025 to protect its armor; daily tank losses dropped from dozens to one a day. "The capability to quickly regenerate after high attritional warfare won't be there anymore for Russia," analyst Jompy writes. "They'll have to change their approach to mechanized warfare." euromaidanpress.com/2026/06/…

Russia is slowly losing one of its most important advantages in this war: the ability to replace its losses. For more than three years, the Kremlin has relied on a constant flow of manpower, throwing money, bonuses, and benefits at recruits to keep the war machine running. Now even that appears to be becoming more difficult. The reality is simple: Russia is paying more, recruiting harder, and getting less in return. Fewer people are willing to fight, casualties continue to mount, and labor shortages are spreading across both the military and civilian sectors. This is what strategic defeat looks like. Not a dramatic collapse overnight, but a slow erosion of the resources, manpower, and economic strength needed to sustain a long war. Ukraine continues to prove that Russian losses have consequences. Every destroyed vehicle, every ammunition depot, every logistics hub, and every Russian soldier taken out of the fight increases the pressure on a system that is already struggling to replace what it loses. Russia can manufacture equipment. Russia can print money. What Russia cannot easily replace are trained people. The longer Ukraine remains strong and receives support from its partners, the harder it becomes for Russia to sustain this war at the level it once could. Russia is not winning. Russia is paying a higher and higher price every day just to maintain the fight. Слава Україні. Героям слава. 🇺🇦

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Five suspected stateless tankers are on the move in Baltic Sea area. Three approaching Russia Two leaving Russia. Four Cameroon-flagged, one Komoros.

"Barracuda" continues to control the island zone of Dnipro and the coast of the Kinburn Spit. 🚤🦈

Russia lost more tanks in Ukraine than its entire pre-war army had. It will soon have more anyway. By refurbishing 5,100 old Soviet hulls, Russian factories rebuilt the tank fleet bigger than pre-war. But the stockpile is almost gone—just 851 viable hulls remain. And the drones that destroyed the originals are still flying. "The capability to quickly regenerate after high attritional warfare won't be there anymore for Russia," analyst Jompy writes. Once these tanks are gone, they're gone for good. euromaidanpress.com/2026/06/…