俄軍慘遭覆滅 烏93旅創佳績！反抗軍完勝 俄損失最強電子戰綜合體； 歐洲組團抗俄 烏克蘭將從俄資產中獲利

The anti-military group won, but lost the most powerful electronic warhead, and the Russian army retaliated, and the U-93 mechanical brigade won the whole victory. The European group against Russia, Ukraine will benefit from the Russian assets. Today is March 20, 2024, the 756th day of the Russian-Ukrainian war. These days, Russia has been in turmoil. On the morning of the 19th, an explosion occurred in the Belgorod region of the Russian border for three consecutive days, full of smoke. There is also a video showing that a Russian military base was hit by a Russian Free Army rocket. This is a video taken by a volunteer of the anti-military group in the Belgorod region of the Krikivsky administration building. It is confirmed that this border village has been attacked by the anti-military group. So far, the anti-military group has been fighting in Russia for nine days in a row, with no signs of stopping. At least it has controlled the territory of more than 40 square kilometers of the Russian border. The area of the attack will be similar to that of Avdivka. It is not surprising that it is much easier to attack the Russian territory than to fight hard on the front lines of Ukraine. The latest news shows that the Russian Free Army destroyed a R-300ZH Zito electronic warhead in Belgorod, Kalashnaya, Yanukovych. Russian soldiers were also killed. The R-300ZH Zito is said to be the strongest electronic warhead in Russia. It can effectively carry out various electronic warfare tasks, including interfering with enemy communications, radar and navigation systems. It can improve the survival and combat performance of its own troops. It can detect, detect, analyze and suppress high-frequency radio signals. The cost is high, and the loss of the Russian army is really not small. There is also news that the Russian Free Army is only more than 10 kilometers from the nuclear warhead No. 22 in Belgorod. But the Russian side says that since the Wagner rebels also came here last year, the nuclear warheads in the warehouse were all transferred early and there was no risk. The success of the anti-military operation shows that the Russian border is full of loopholes. Last year, the Purgatory was like a broken bamboo, attacking Moscow overnight was not a legend. The Kremlin seems to be unable to effectively control the vast territory. Now the anti-military group is still growing, and six armed groups are participating. They are the Russian Free Army, the Russian Volunteer Army, the Cossack Battalion, the Siberian Battalion, the Dada People's Battalion and the Vehicle Volunteer Army. Later, more organizations will join. It should be noted that Russia has already formed border protection troops with Ukraine. About 30,000 people are protecting the border. But the reality is that these troops are unable to stop the attack of the anti-military, unable to protect Kursk, Buryansk and Belgorod areas from infiltration and breakthrough. Why is this? Ukrainian military observer Kovalenko pointed out, There are about 45 short-staffed battalion tactical units in three provinces on the Russian border, including 3.5 million soldiers and more than 1,000 sets of equipment. Although they perform well in terms of adoption and courage, the number of tanks of these border troops is insufficient, there are only about 200 in total. In addition, they also have about 600 armored vehicles and more than 800 artillery systems. However, these troops are not suitable for direct participation in high-intensity combat. They are only good at launching various artillery missiles into Ukraine. In addition, the contact line between the two sides is more than 750 kilometers long. In other words, a Russian border battalion tactical unit needs to control the border section of about 16 kilometers long, which is four times longer than the line of combat of a Russian battalion full of equipment. This is why the Russian border troops are unable to effectively prevent the infiltration of the anti-military. In fact, as long as hundreds of anti-military troops have bypassed the Russian front line, they can defeat the border troops that have come to encircle the border. Before we start, if you like our program and haven't liked it, please like it and leave a comment to support us, so that we can boost the spread and growth of this channel. Thank you. Let's take a look at the latest news on the Ukrainian battlefield. In the Afdipka region, a Russian assault brigade stealthily attacked the positions of the Ukrainian 47th Brigade without any cover, resulting in heavy losses. This attack killed 21 Russian soldiers, injuring 16 people. The whole assault brigade suffered a negative impact. Such losses are very expensive for the Russian army, further weakening their standing. The Russian army's offensive potential in the region is gradually disappearing. The Russian army has made small progress in the Alifka region. In addition, the battle for the control of the Neverk village is still in progress. The Russian army is advancing southeast of Neverk, but has not made any progress so far. The Russian army also repelled a large-scale armored attack in the direction of Terni. The Russian army's advance in the direction of Sikifka has failed. There is news on the Dnieper River front that the Russian army has entered the Kremlin, and the battle has begun. In the direction of Kherson, a Russian special operations force sniper killed six Russian soldiers. In addition, the Russian army was attacked by the Russian army in the direction of Bakhmut in the southwest of Ivanivsk, and suffered heavy losses. As a result, the Russian army was driven back to its starting point. The Russian army's 93rd Independent Mechanized Brigade attacked the Russian army's positions, capturing a large number of RBU-600 rocket launchers and a Kamaz armored vehicle. There is also news that the Russian army has modified the RBU anti-submarine rocket into a ground launch device due to the lack of multi-piston rockets. In the Zaporizhzhya region, SSO special operations forces destroyed several Russian equipment. The losses include a 2S7 self-propelled artillery, 2S1 self-propelled grenade launcher, two D-30 grenade launchers, an armored transport vehicle, and several cars. In the Kremlin area, the Russian army's modified STRV-122 main battle tank was left on the battlefield after the Ukrainian B-2 tank was damaged. At this time, the Russian army sent two more tanks to try to pull this B-2 tank to their positions. Unexpectedly, the Ukrainian drone arrived in time and successfully destroyed these two Russian tanks. The Russian army is destroying Russian weapons at an amazing speed. On the 19th, the Russian army lost less than 1,000 people, but a large number of artillery and tank vehicles were damaged, and the offensive potential declined again. Since the beginning of the war, the Russian army has lost 13,000 armored vehicles, which is an average of more than 500 losses per month. Various signs show that the Russian military industry has not been able to meet the intense consumption of the front line troops. Ukrainian military media, the Defense Express, says that satellite images show that many Russian armored vehicles have been emptied of their storage bases. The Russian army is using less and less BMP infantry tanks and BTR armored transport vehicles in the offensive, but instead uses MTRB armored vehicles with weak armor. In terms of weapons, Ukraine is gradually seeing the light. Belgium has agreed to provide Ukraine with a new batch of military aid worth 4.12 billion euros, including the purchase of armored ambulances, the joint purchase of reconnaissance drones, nearly 300 Lynx tripod infantry tanks, and ammunition stored in Belgium. The U.S. Federal Agency says that Ukraine is accepting 1.55mm caliber missiles made in South Korea through a route. The specific situation is that the U.S. Air Force's McAllister missile plant in Oklahoma has been refurbishing South Korean missiles, using new labels and images to make them look like American-made missiles, and then send them to Ukraine. The Ukrainian Civil Defense Foundation has announced that it will raise funds and hand over a large batch of domestic 40mm UAG-40s. The EU has also promised to hand over 1 million rounds by the end of February, and has already handed over 550,000 rounds. Czech President Pavel said that Europe will soon start producing enough ammunition to meet the needs of Europe and Ukraine. Overall, Ukraine's missile crisis has been alleviated to a certain extent. Polish President Duda also called for a 3% increase in defense spending. Poland's current defense spending accounts for 4% of the total domestic production. More and more European countries are strengthening their arms against Russia. We know that the 27 member states of the EU are far ahead of Russia in terms of population, military strength, and economy. The EU's action will be Russia's nightmare. At the same time, the EU has prepared a proposal to allow Ukraine to receive income from Russia. The proposal stipulates that Ukraine will receive funds from July for arms supply and defense industry development. The proposal requires the support of all member states. It will increase the tax on Russian assets by about 3 billion euros per year, and it is expected that Ukraine will receive a net profit of about 3 billion euros per year. At present, most Russian central bank assets are frozen in countries such as the EU, about 2.6 billion euros of which more than two-thirds are frozen in the EU. Some of the profits will be retained in the central securities depository to pay related fees and income taxes, and to deal with potential Russian retaliation measures. In addition, Romania has approved the transfer of F-16 fighter jets from Finland to Ukraine from Romania, and approved the training of 50 Ukrainian pilots in F-16 fighter jets. It is expected that this training will begin in the summer and end at the end of this year. The training of Ukrainian F-16 fighter pilots has been carried out in other countries. Denmark said that the first batch of six F-16 fighters will be able to carry out missions in Ukraine in the summer of this year. Poland and Germany have also established a new joint tank alliance to expand Ukraine's tank capabilities. Poland, Sweden, Italy and the United Kingdom have all agreed to join the alliance. It is worth noting that on March 18, Putin announced a plan to build a road corridor connecting Beltsk and Maniubol, eventually leading to Sevastopol in Crimea. This shows that Russia has begun to consider new supply routes. Earlier, Ukrainian Defense Ministry Intelligence Directorate Director Budanov issued a warning to advise people not to use the Crimean Bridge, because its life span is unlikely to be too long. If Ukraine persists in strengthening its crackdown on Crimea to the Black Sea, it will pose a major challenge to Russia.