Chronicles of Ukraine’s Fight and Resistance
Last night, our military paid special attention to the enemy’s oil refining. They didn’t scatter attention to other targets. So, it became known that our drones reached the Mariinsky refinery in the corresponding subject of the federation. The drones also hit a mini-refinery in Ulyanovsk region. No one is surprised that the Crimea Oil Depots […]
Pidars Hit Us Last night, Kyiv was under ballistic attack as part of the October 25 air strikes across Ukraine. At least, I didn’t hear drones flying or air defense systems used to hit them. But ballistics and corresponding interception systems were heard clearly around 3 AM. City authorities already reported the attack’s consequences: unfortunately, […]
No matter how you look at it, the orcs found an effective countermeasure to our drones. They continue to shoot down our drones completely, down to the last machine. As practice has shown, the best weapon against Ukrainian drones is russian oil bases, refineries, substations and explosives factories. We won’t argue since, as a result […]
This day turned out to be especially fruitful for striking various targets deep behind enemy lines. Crimean oil depot strikes dominated the headlines, but they were far from the only success. By the end of the day, more detailed reports emerged about what managed to get hit. Characteristically, the enemy confirmed part of what our […]
Finally — the Crimea Bridge Attack we’d been waiting for arrived. This is definitely not HIMARS firing its usual missiles. Something much more serious hit the bridge. The consequences of this strike are much brighter than what we saw on the Antonivskyi Bridge. On one hand, we still need to restore the Antonivskyi Bridge. That’s […]
We often shift the timeline at least ten years back and always remind about 2003, the Tuzla island 2003 conflict in the Kerch Strait. Russia lay in a semi-collapsed state, and the West provided humanitarian aid to the almost immobilized huge country. Back then there were no Maidans, no ATO, and nothing of what today’s […]
Crimean Tatars announced a blockade of the occupied Crimean peninsula. 20 september Crimean Tatars began a perpetual campaign to prevent freight transport in occupied Crimea.