[dabigv13]

Another interesting new drone attack. A Russian military train was attacked, with reported loss of 13 tanks, 100+ vehicles, and lots of fuel. Russian sources claim the Ukrainian drones were loaded onto grain transports on the same train. I'm a bit skeptical of those details, but the attack on the train does seem to have happened in some fashion at least.

https://x.com/NOELreports/status/1931424789383569752

Absolute madness — “Another shocking failure by our special services. There is no point in staying silent anymore — the enemy blew up a locomotive that was transporting tanks, dozens of armored vehicles, and military transport equipment.

At one point during movement, hatches on grain transport wagons opened, and drones flew out. These drones attacked the military equipment placed on the platform cars. It’s unclear who came up with the idea of sending military hardware along with grain wagons. It’s also unknown how Ukraine’s Security Service managed to hide the drones there.

The first strike hit the locomotive, causing the train to lose speed and eventually stop. As a result, the enemy destroyed most of the equipment without resistance. Internally, the operation is being called ‘Spider Web 2.0.’

Someone must be held accountable for this.” — write enraged Russian military correspondents.

On the map, you can see a massive fire currently captured by satellites at the location of the strike on the echelon.

https://x.com/visionergeo/status/1931427724653998353

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Also a Russian Su-35 was downed near Sumy. Some initial reports claim it was an F16, UAF has not confirmed this yet.

The Russian Su-35S was shot down just 16 kilometers from the Sumy/Kursk border. 

That'll teach the VKS (will it? Probably not) that whilst it's great to have missiles that outrange your opponent, that does involve staying at range...

https://x.com/UAControlMap/status/1931371243682324522

[dabigv13]

Another interesting new drone attack. A Russian military train was attacked, with reported loss of 13 tanks, 100+ vehicles, and lots of fuel. Russian sources claim the Ukrainian drones were loaded onto grain transports on the same train. I'm a bit skeptical of those details, but the attack on the train does seem to have happened in some fashion at least.

https://x.com/NOELreports/status/1931424789383569752

Absolute madness — “Another shocking failure by our special services. There is no point in staying silent anymore — the enemy blew up a locomotive that was transporting tanks, dozens of armored vehicles, and military transport equipment.

At one point during movement, hatches on grain transport wagons opened, and drones flew out. These drones attacked the military equipment placed on the platform cars. It’s unclear who came up with the idea of sending military hardware along with grain wagons. It’s also unknown how Ukraine’s Security Service managed to hide the drones there.

The first strike hit the locomotive, causing the train to lose speed and eventually stop. As a result, the enemy destroyed most of the equipment without resistance. Internally, the operation is being called ‘Spider Web 2.0.’

Someone must be held accountable for this.” — write enraged Russian military correspondents.

On the map, you can see a massive fire currently captured by satellites at the location of the strike on the echelon.

https://x.com/visionergeo/status/1931427724653998353

....


Also a Russian Su-35 was downed near Sumy. Some initial reports claim it was an F16, UAF has not confirmed this yet.

The Russian Su-35S was shot down just 16 kilometers from the Sumy/Kursk border. 

That'll teach the VKS (will it? Probably not) that whilst it's great to have missiles that outrange your opponent, that does involve staying at range...

https://x.com/UAControlMap/status/1931371243682324522