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Among those freed are defenders of Mariupol who had spent more than three years in captivity.

Загальні бойові втрати противника з 24.02.22 по 09.06.25 (орієнтовно)

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⚡️At least two strikes by AN-196 "Liutyi" UAVs were recorded on VNIIR-Progress in Cheboksary.

Approximate distance from the contact line: 975 km.

Main areas of activity:

• Navigation and transport equipment, specifically GNSS receivers and antennas, including the "Kometa" module — for GLONASS/GPS/Galileo systems of the same type used in UAVs and missiles ("Iskander-M," "Kalibr," etc.).

• Production of automatic circuit breakers, contact and contactless equipment, relays — including for submarines (Project "Yasen-M").

• Development of systems for shipbuilding, energy, and industry — including SDR, SCADA systems, and electric drives.

• Design and manufacturing of electronic modules, applied computing and peripheral equipment, and ASIC components.

The facility also features its own research base and testing center.

Coordinates: 56.103301, 47.264584

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💥 USF operators destroyed a Russian Buk-M3 along with its ammunition

Fighters of the 14th Separate UAV Systems Regiment of the USF, in coordination with aerial reconnaissance of the 74th Reconnaissance Battalion, located and destroyed a Buk-M3 SAM launcher.

The operation was a model of coordinated unit action. First, using a UAV, operators of the "Altair" group from the 14th Regiment immobilized the target, which was being tracked by pilots of the 74th Reconnaissance Battalion. After that, fighters from the "Charlie" company of the 14th UAV Regiment delivered a precise strike that caused the ammunition to detonate, completely destroying the launcher.

The Buk-M3 is a modern Russian air defense system capable of intercepting aerial targets at distances of up to 70 km. Destroying such systems inflicts multi-million-dollar losses on the enemy and opens the airspace for further operations by Ukraine’s Defense Forces.

The Unmanned Systems Forces continue their #ADocide of the russian armed forces.

🇺🇦 USF: One step ahead!

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Загальні бойові втрати противника з 24.02.22 по 08.06.25 (орієнтовно)

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The "Azot" chemical plant, targeted by the Ukrainian Armed Forces in Tula Oblast, supplies nitric acid to the Sverdlov Plant in Nizhny Novgorod Oblast — an ingredient used in the production of HMX and RDX explosives, which are, in turn, used in artillery shells, according to Reuters.

As ASTRA noted, back in 2024 the publication studied railway shipping records in Russia up to September 2024 and found that, since the start of the full-scale war, five major Russian chemical companies supplied over 75% of the key chemicals for explosives and gunpowder plants via rail. According to the agency, the five main suppliers of chemical components are: EuroChem (founded by Andrey Melnichenko), Uralchem (owned by Dmitry Mazepin), Evraz (28% owned by Roman Abramovich), the Sredneuralsk Copper Smelting Plant (founded by Iskander Makhmudov), and Lukoil (owned by Vagit Alekperov).

According to Reuters, two EuroChem plants — the Nevinnomyssk Nitrogen Plant and Novomoskovsky Azot — delivered at least 38,000 tons of acetic acid and nearly 5,000 tons of nitric acid to the Sverdlov Plant in Dzerzhinsk, Nizhny Novgorod Oblast. These acids are used in the production of HMX and RDX, which are essential for making artillery shells.

EuroChem responded to journalists at the time by saying Reuters’ calculations contained “numerous significant factual errors,” and that EuroChem is not part of Russia’s defense sector and its products are not intended for military use.

According to the company’s website, the Novomoskovsk Joint-Stock Company "Azot" is the country’s largest domestic producer of ammonia and nitrogen fertilizers, and one of the industry’s leaders by range and volume of products. The plant produces mineral fertilizers, ammonia, organic plastics and resins, chlorine, caustic soda, calcium chloride, concentrated and ultra-pure nitric acid, argon, and methanol. Since 2002, NAK “Azot” has been part of the EuroChem holding.

As ASTRA reported, on May 24, NAK "Azot" in Novomoskovsk, Tula Oblast, was already struck by UAVs. Drones hit the facility, causing a natural gas low-pressure pipeline to catch fire in Workshop No. 4. Two nitric acid tanks, each with a volume of 750 tons, were also damaged. One of them leaked nitric acid onto the ground. The plant fully halted operations that day.

On the night of June 8, local residents reported that the plant was attacked again.

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Загальні бойові втрати противника з 24.02.22 по 07.06.25 (орієнтовно)

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Russia of course will never admit how badly this war has gone for them, but they don't get to define reality. They have been waging a terror campaign for 1,000 years against Ukraine. Their despicable and frankly pathetic "response" to losing 1/3 of their strategic bomber fleet is just more of the same - attack civilian targets from stand off distance. Executed with a dwindling number of bombers and missile launchers. Ukraine will get them all, eventually. The message to Ukraine is clear - keep degrading their ability to strike, because Rusisa is out of escalation steps. There's nothing else they are willing, capable or allowed by their Chinese masters to do. The divorce of Ukraine and Russia is permanent - It is a simply a sick game of endurance now.