（國語）俄空軍機庫被炸，烏軍擴大庫爾斯克戰果｜【 #時事軍事】

Hello, friends. I'm Xiao Leshan. The Ukrainian long-range drone is expanding its operations in Kursk. On August 22, the Ukrainian drone attacked the Russian Malinovka Air Base, which is 300 miles away from the front line. Satellite images show that the airport's metal aircraft body and other facilities were severely damaged. The Ukrainian State Security Bureau said that after the Russian Malinovka Air Base was attacked, the aircraft, which was parked in the airport's metal body, was likely to be destroyed in the attack. Satellite images released by social media show that one of the hangars was almost hit by a bullet. It is speculated that this is a kind of fragmentation ammunition used by the Ukrainian drone. A channel called Telegram, which is related to the Russian Air Force, complained that Russian military bloggers showed pictures of these Russian air bases being bombed. The channel asked, I want to know if the photos of Malinovka were taken by an idiot. Is it to make money? The chaos in the Russian military channel at least proves that the Russian air base was attacked and severely damaged. According to satellite images taken on August 16, there were more than a dozen Su-24 and Su-34 bombers at the airport. It is not yet clear how many planes were still at the airport when the attack took place on the 22nd. A video shows that a large area of Malinovka Air Base was engulfed by thick smoke during the attack. Someone in the video was surprised. The drone was still flying around. The airport has been completely destroyed. It's a tragedy. It's a big trouble. The Ukrainian State Security Bureau said that the attack they launched with the Ukrainian special forces was aimed at destroying the guided bombs and other materials stored there. The State Security Bureau stressed that they have the ability to hit accurately and use it to attack the Russian air base in Ukraine. Every attack will weaken the Russian air superiority and severely limit their combat ability. Because there are ammunition, fuel and oil warehouses in the airport, the attack caused a chain explosion. The locals described that the airport was like a movie after the drone attack in Ukraine. A few days ago, about 3,000 Russian soldiers trapped on the south bank of the Samu River were still trapped. Now the Ukrainian army has begun to launch an attack in the western part of the area, near Tatgino. The Ukrainian army has occupied the entire west bank of the Samu River, as well as many bases in Tatgino. The Russian army's action plan is to push eastward and squeeze the trapped Russian troops between the Ukrainian army and the Samu River. Because the Ukrainian army bombed the three bridges on the Samu River, the trapped Russian troops tried to get out of the situation by building a floating bridge. Although the Russian army has tried to build a floating bridge many times, the location of the floating bridge has become the target of Ukrainian drones and ground artillery. At present, the Russian army's efforts have not been successful. Russian military blogger Ludenko described the difficulty of this operation. He said that the Ukrainian army is now concentrating its efforts to demolish these cross-border points. And the Russian troops who built the floating bridge are still desperately insisting on building these cross-border points when they are destined to fail. The video released by the social media on August 21 showed that these temporary floating bridges and nearby facilities were hit by multiple bombs. The explosion covered the floating bridge and other targets around it. So far, the Russian Defense Ministry seems to have no better way to ease the situation on the Samu River. They just keep emphasizing that the Russian army is defeating the Ukrainian troops in Kursk. The Russian Defense Ministry said that under the support of Russian air force and artillery, the Savel Group's troops defeated the enemy's assault teams in multiple directions. The Russian army continues to conduct reconnaissance and search operations in order to find and destroy the enemy who is trying to infiltrate the Russian territory. In short, the Russian Defense Ministry means that all Ukrainian troops have been hit. All Ukrainian troops' attempts to invade have been stopped. The situation has stabilized and is controlled by the Russian regional operations command. The Russian military's statement cannot be confirmed. However, it is a fact that the Russian supply line, which relies on railway transportation, is seriously affected. Previously, the Russian logistics supply point was located less than 40 miles away from the front line. This means that the transportation trucks can return twice a day. However, the Kursk operation brought the Himmels rocket into the Russian territory. This means that the Russian military must retreat their warehouses to a farther rear. Now the transportation trucks can only return once a day. The result is that the logistics supply point is reduced by half. This is not a loss in transportation. The outside world is still guessing the real purpose of the Kursk operation of the Ukrainian army. But most people think that at least one purpose is obvious. That is to maintain the status quo. Through the Kursk operation, Russia forced to mobilize the Ukrainian frontline troops in order to reduce the pressure of the Ukrainian troops on the Donbass crossfire line or to create an opportunity to break through the Russian positions. On August 22, the Ukrainian 3rd Independent Assault Brigade announced that their offensive in the Kharkov region was successful. They took back the territory from the Russian 27th Regiment. The video released by the brigade shows that in the counterattack that began on August 15, they took the Russian key defensive positions, including camp and strongholds. Despite facing twice the number of their own enemy troops, the 3rd Independent Assault Brigade still advanced about 2 square kilometers and caused serious damage to the Russian troops. This shows to some extent that the Russian troops on the frontline of Ukraine were somewhat still affected by the Kursk operation. The Pentagon's view is that the Kursk operation is a more difficult choice for Russia. The Secretary of the Ministry of Defense, Padre, said that Russia had sent a small number of troops to Kursk but he did not want to comment on whether this affected the situation on the frontline of Ukraine. On Tuesday, the Ukrainian troops continued to advance in the Russian territory and attacked the Russian auxiliary bridges and engineering facilities on the Samu River. At the same time, the Russian troops on the frontline of Ukraine are also making slow progress. Ukraine and Russia seem to have no ability to launch new major attacks. Ukraine still does not have enough ammunition to fight Russia's artillery fire in numbers. The Deputy Secretary of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, Havrelyuk, said on the 23rd that the Ukrainian troops are using tactical and technical advantages to offset the number of advantages of the Russian troops. On average, the Russian troops launch about 300,000 shells in the entire battlefield area every month and try to suppress the Ukrainian troops with huge artillery fire advantages. But as long as the Russian troops' artillery fire advantages are not more than three times that of the Ukrainian troops, a more accurate Western artillery system can offset these advantages. The Russian-Ukrainian missiles and 155mm artillery can hit the target from a further distance than the Russian-Ukrainian artillery. And the Russian-Ukrainian artillery has better maneuvering tactics and more effective anti-artillery firepower. In particular, the Russian-Ukrainian artillery has seriously weakened the Russian-Ukrainian artillery's advantage in the long-range accuracy of the Russian arsenal In contrast, Moscow does not seem to have a better military solution to get rid of the current dilemma. It is clear that Moscow has seen that if the troops are mobilized from the front line of Ukraine, it is tantamount to a trap set by the enemy. But the announcement of an emergency mobilization is also a source of water that cannot be released. It may also lead to social unrest. Therefore, Putin's trouble is much bigger. This shows that Russia's military actions in the direction of Kursk are hesitant. The list of leaders responsible for dealing with the invasion of Ukraine seems to be getting longer and longer. And the responsibilities are complicated and overlapping. This has led to Russia's so-called anti-terrorist unit joint command and control agency being inefficient. The War Research Institute believes that Russian officials seem to have at least temporarily accepted Ukraine's occupation of Kursk. Russia's tolerance of Ukraine's occupation of Kursk may last at least a few months or longer. This means that Ukraine's existence in the Russian border area will become commonplace, and even eventually be accustomed or accepted by people. From the point of view of Kremlin, Putin seems to have put the bet on the Russian military's rapid breakthrough on the Ukrainian front line and eventually led to the collapse of the Ukrainian state. Therefore, Putin may not care too much about the temporary gains and losses in Kursk at the moment. He may believe that the collapse of Ukraine will automatically eliminate the territorial crisis in Kursk, making any territorial issues irrelevant. We see that Russia not only continues to advance, but also intensifies its attack on Donetsk. At the same time, the Kursk operation of the Ukrainian military, which uses state propaganda machines to decimate Ukraine, is defined as influential and exaggeratedly describes the weak progress of the Russian military as a major victory. However, Putin's bet is based on the rapid collapse of the Ukrainian front line troops in a short time. It looks more like a small probability event. Maybe the Ukrainian troops, which have gone through hundreds of battles on the front line of Donbass, are more reliable than the Russian miscellaneous troops that Kursk hastily assembled. At that time, maybe someone's troops will last longer. This dangerous stalemate may also quickly deteriorate due to the development of the situation in Kursk, and instead put Moscow in a dilemma. That's all for today. Thank you for your attention. See you next time.