"All of Vlad's forces and all of Vlad's men, are out to put Humpty together again." (3 Viewers)

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Other speculations are: a drone strike from sea launch platforms, similar to the Black Sea Fleet headquarters strike; sea launched Harpoon strike; a good old fashioned commando raid or partisan activity.
"The blasts were the work of military special forces and partisan guerrillas, a Ukrainian official said."

 
.. and it is karma that they're terrified.
Yes, Russians are now reaping what their leader sowed.
For the first time since Putin attacked Ukraine, Russian people are getting a taste of what Ukrainians have suffered (evacuating, bombs/rockets exploding nearby) from the start.

In the video, she's upset about all this, but hey, though shit...
 
Memories of the SAS visit to Pebble Island.


This might be the first time in eight years that UAF troops have publicly set foot on Crimea.
 
Before and (unverified) after images.



This is the moment when Russia lost the war. Ukraine clearly has the ability and will to hit Russia's land, sea and air forces anywhere within Ukraine's pre-2014 internationally recognized borders. Meanwhile all Russia can do is lob dumb rockets from behind their hastily prepared defences.

This has become John Wick vs. Rodney Dangerfield. The former, beloved by his fans worldwide, with now near unlimited latest Gen weaponry, seeking revenge and restitution; the latter relying on 70s rubbish, fumbling about, bemoaning their lack of respect. The eventual outcome is clear.
 
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Just a heads-up: if you see "OSINT" on or attached to an image, it means it's from "Open Source INTelligence" and is legit.

Only if it comes from a recognized source. Any Tom, Dick or Ivan could modify existing satellite imagery to paint a compelling but inaccurate picture....and they can slap OSINT on it to make it look official. If it ain't OSINT from a recognized intelligence body or a non-partisan organization (e.g. vetted not-for-profit etc), then be very careful about forwarding it.
 
Possibly 24 aircraft destroyed

"The daylight attack, which triggered 10 or more explosions at Saki air base, home of the Russian Black Sea Fleet's 43rd Independent Naval Attack Aviation Regiment, burned to the ground as many as eight Su-27 fighters, four Su-30 fighter-bombers, five Su-24 bombers, six Mi-8 helicopters and a unique Il-20 telemetry aircraft, according to a Russian source."

Based on the pics Dimlee posted, its certainly more than 9 the Ukrainians claimed.

 

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