https://youtube.com/shorts/VAKoFeYu_4A

...and another example of a recent Ukrainian assassination: high ranking Russian Roman Vnukov, known for his involvement in running torture camps for Ukrainians in occupied territory. This time just showing the aftermath rather than the assassination itself: Of course, in this case, he just directed the torture: there's still dozens if not hundreds of Russians who worked under him who also need to be executed. But it's a good start.

Ukrainians have started a new "bingo card" recording hits on logistics warehouses in Russia, now that two major warehouse locations have been totally destroyed: There was actually a third location hit, in part by Russia's own anti-aircraft fire. But unfortunately that warehouse didn't catch on fire strongly like the other ones.

You've just spat out a long pile of nonsense. Sorry, but you don't have a clue what is going on in Ukraine.

"hiding behind your keyboard" 😂😂😂 Dude, on trips to eastern Ukraine I've been within a few hundred meters of a hostile Russian FPV drone more than once now. Most recently: https://stacker.news/items/1514564 I own my own body armor. And I need it for those trips. Kramatorsk is a pretty dangerous place right now. If all goes well I'll be driving another donated truck to eastern Ukraine soon. It'll be my fourth truck; fifth vehicle overall.

...and the unboxing video, where Sean installs the new training simulator on their main gun and try it out: It's a very clever design: since these large AA guns are aimed by IR camera anyway, the simulator is simply be a tablet with an IMU and trigger switch. The IMU figures out where the gun is pointed, and the software simulates where the bullets would go if you had been shooting for real. The tablet itself just straps on in front of the screen the IR camera would be connected to. _Far_ cheaper than a purpose built simulator. With the advantage that they can train while on position, whenever nothing is happening:

Having that much sympathy for evil people directly involved in killing innocents is itself pathological.

Oh please. It's a Russian scumbag dying in a quick and not particularly gruesome way. It's the type of video we should be showing to older children to teach them what heroism is. And how evil must be defeated.

Allegedly the moment when Russian military engineer Andrey Tisarev was assassinated on behalf of Ukraine, in Samara, Russia. He was head of thermal physics and gas dynamics at an enterprise that manufacturers and services engines for Russia's strategic bombers and helicopters. Impressive stuff. They found the right time and simply stabbed him in the neck: https://x.com/i/status/2078536069499297907

That guy was a top part of the Russian military industrial complex that had me sitting through 40 ballistic missiles attacking Kyiv tonight. As far as I know the closest impact to me was about 1000m away. Many of those ballistic missiles were launched by planes running on engines that exist due to his work. It's a good thing he's dead, and we should celebrate his death; I personally am safer because he is dead.