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To be honest .. I dont know who hit who , dont know what they are saying too

I can only deduce Ukraine if the solders wear some color band or Ukraine badge or logo or flag ..or say Slava Ukraine ...other than that just a lot of telegram videos showing really interesting things while on this special military operation by Russia

Normal channels will tell you that Russian suffer massive losses...but its all info war

I wonder why Russia have use their superiority over Ukraine.like they can flatten every cities in Ukraine but haven't.

The real war about to re-start again. Russian military bloggers said is coming...

Belbek Airfield, Russian-occupied Crimea, Russian firefighters douse the charred wreck of a 92N6E “Grave Stone” missile control radar, hit by a Ukrainian ATACMS.
Even if some aircraft escaped damage, the raid was still a costly one for the Russians.
The Russian air force deployed four or five S-400 batteries in Crimea before the wider war kicked off in February 2022. Between recent ATACMS strike & previous ones, at least one of these batteries has gone up in flames, leaving gaps in Russian defenses in Crimea that make subsequent Ukrainian raids easier—at least until Russians can reorganize their air defense network.

A bet. Ukrainian planners hoping to confirm purported hit on MiG-31, where Russian navy’s Su-27s are strictly medium-range air-to-air fighters, bigger MiGs have long-range air-to-air role, firing powerful R-37 radar-guided missiles as far as 220 miles, the half-ton R-37 is “particularly difficult to evade,” according to Royal United Services Institute, & has reportedly shot down several Ukrainian warplanes.

The mere presence of R-37-armed MiG-31s in Crimea has compelled Ukrainian pilots to fly low in order to avoid detection. That limits how far Ukrainians can see with their own radars—and how far they can shoot with their own shorter-ranged missiles.

Every MiG-31 Russians lose makes the sky over Ukraine safer for Ukrainian pilots, so far, they’ve lost none in combat in Ukraine which anyone has confirmed. The Russian air force has just a hundred or so of the twin-engine, two-seat MiG-31s and takes pains to preserve them. In April, when it became apparent that Ukraine was getting ATACMS models capable of ranging nearly 200 miles, the Russians yanked four MiG-31s from Primorsko-Akhtarsk, in southern Russia 200 miles from the front—and relocated them to Privolzhsky, 500 miles away from front.

Since all of Crimea is in range of the farther-flying ATACMS. So if the Russians are going to fly around-the-clock air-defense patrols over Crimea with R-37-armed MiGs, it has few good options but to base at least a small number of MiGs on the peninsula—and risk the ATACMS too

We all yet to see, Ukraine F-16 Vs Russia Mig air battle is coming...anyday.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidaxe/20...f2364e3345