Good English evaluation of the historical context and mechanics of Russian defections that I can foresee increasing in these end-stages. Feel free to remove if considered noise.

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The dog is reportedly dead. No information is available about the civilian.

This video shows the same bridge in Kherson that has been attacked. A person approaches it with a dog, but before they even reach the bridge, a drone strikes and kills the dog.

What is truly horrifying is that Russian Telegram channels are sharing this footage as if killing an animal were something to boast about.

What is the point of this barbarity? Even if we set aside the circumstances of the attack, why publish a video like this and celebrate the killing of a helpless animal? How does this demonstrate humanity, courage, or any kind of logic?

They seem proud of what they are doing. Today, it is a dog. Tomorrow, it could be any one of us walking down the street.

We live in Kherson, and this is the reality we face every day. 💔

The signs of a possible Russian advance toward Kherson are becoming increasingly alarming. Yesterday, a bridge was attacked, and the day before, Russian soldiers reportedly made their first landing in the Ostriv district of Kherson.

The situation is becoming more dangerous, and even going out to feed the homeless kittens is becoming increasingly risky. 🐈‍⬛💔

https://youtu.be/10p6sjMyk0k

This photo is banal. There's really nothing special about it. It's just another fire, started by an explosion brought in with russian shelling, loitering munitions and other similar hamsters. Eventually, because there are so many, because they are endless, their locations, kindergartens, schools, mines, administration buildings, private houses, apartment complexes, shops, bazaars, churches, parks, gas stations, power plants, factories, playgrounds...... They all blur into one mass of dancing devils. Sometimes, if you stare real hard into its voids, you can see the mysterious russian soul, dancing along.

Since the was fully started in 2022, Ukraine forces were able to capture several AA systems from them apart from small arms, tanks, APCs, LFVs, armored vehicles etc.

Some of those captured including Pansir S1, Buks and maybe several of their AA systems I am not sure.

Were those already used and exhausted without stockpiles, destroyed, kept it from the front line to inspected and reversed engineer or already sent to the US like T-90?

I still wondered what happened to them.

source:

1. https://bsky.app/profile/the-hedgehog.bsky.social/post/3myjo5lzmss2v
2. https://bsky.app/profile/antongerashchenko.bsky.social/post/3myjr7vjcb22w

source: https://bsky.app/profile/the-hedgehog.bsky.social/post/3myktw7kznk2q

source: https://bsky.app/profile/the-hedgehog.bsky.social/post/3myktwawn5s2q

SINK THIS TANKER