烏軍首次奔襲1200公里 俄損失巨大！戰爭方式被改變 俄瘋狂升級航空炸彈；捷克鼎力相助 鷹獅或參戰 俄損最貴無人機

The Ukrainian army has a record of running 1,200 kilometers. Oil and gas factories have been hit in succession, and the Russian army has suffered great losses. Russia has been crazy about upgrading its air bombs. The way of war has been changed. The Czech Republic is helping each other. Russia's most expensive drone. Hello, everyone. Welcome to the New Cold War. I am Yutong. Before the program starts, Please continue to like, comment, and support us. It helps the channel to spread and grow. Thank you. Today is April 3, 2024. The Russian-Ukrainian war has entered its 770th day. On April 2, a Ukrainian UJ-22 drone completed a bold flight. The route exceeded expectations of 800 kilometers. It actually flew 1,200 kilometers. It directly arrived in the key target area of ​​Russia. During the entire flight, This drone was not intercepted by the Russian air defense system. This is one of the most in-depth attacks on Russia by Ukraine. This operation was jointly participated by the Ukrainian Security Bureau and the Ukrainian Defense Intelligence Bureau. At the moment of the explosion, the people of Russia shouted and screamed. Everyone didn't expect the Ukrainian drone to fly so far. This is a shame for Russia. It is very embarrassing. April 2 is the day since the beginning of the war. Ukraine's UAVs first attacked the companies of Kazakhstan, Yelabuzh and Shakamysk. Two UAVs flew into the oil refinery of the Yelaz oil company in Yelabuzh. The locals pointed out that around 6 o'clock in the morning, An explosion also occurred in the Arabian Economic Zone below the city. The factory and the dormitory were affected. There were casualties. It is reported that the factory hit by the UAV mainly produces Shasid UAVs. In addition, the Ukrainian UAV also attacked the Taneko refinery in Shakamysk. The main refinery oil refinery CDU-7 was hit. Taneko refinery is one of the largest and latest refineries in Russia. The annual output is 8 million tons of oil. 2.6% of Russia's annual refinery capacity. At present, Ukraine can launch 30 to 60 UAVs a day. Attack on Russian local targets. Especially targets for refineries, oil depots, military factories, etc. In the past few months, at least 13 Russian large refineries have been affected by these attacks. The Russian refinery capacity has fallen rapidly. In addition, the Western sanctions against Russian companies and the ban on importing important equipment to Russia also exacerbated the difficulties of the attacked refineries. These refineries are difficult to repair due to the lack of equipment. Therefore, the recovery work is expected to take longer. Russia has begun to import gasoline, oil and natural gas from Belarus. And these measures have led to a sharp rise in prices. This series of problems has brought adverse effects to Russia's temporary economy. The time is facing a severe challenge. At the same time, factories in Moscow have also suffered setbacks. In the video, we can see a workshop of the Hortkov Power Plant. This factory is one of the largest companies in the industry. It specializes in the production of nuclear materials. We know that the military sector has a high demand for a large number of nuclear weapons. And require these weapons to operate normally under extreme conditions such as high frequency, high pressure, high power and high temperature. To ensure the reliability and stability of the weapons system. Therefore, the outside world speculates that this fire was planned by Ukraine. The purpose is to strike Russia's military production. And before the fire, there was no sound of drones or missiles. It is more likely to be a man-made fire. It is worth mentioning that Russia is not only worried about the enemy's invasion, but also worried about the internal disintegration. Recently, the Ural Heavy Machinery Plant in Yekaterinburg, Russia, has suffered a serious fire accident. The roof of the fire engine room has been engulfed by flames. The area of fire is more than 4,000 square meters. It is said to be caused by the smoke of chaos. The outside world speculates that after the spring, the number of smoke accidents in Russia will continue to increase. This accident is a major loss for Russia. Because this factory produces tanks and self-propelled artillery and other military equipment. It is one of Russia's largest defense factories. It was built in 1933. It was the largest heavy-duty mechanical manufacturing plant in the Soviet Union at that time. At the same time, in the local Belgorod region of Russia, Governor Vyacheslav Gradov said that many villages on the border were attacked by the Russian army. The situation of Russian bombings is still ongoing. In Ukraine, the former mayor of Kharkov, Igor Kerehov, said that almost all critical energy infrastructure in the city has been destroyed by the Russian army. Some bookstores have also been damaged. There are 2 million people in Kharkov, and there are only less than 300,000 people left. Now the whole city is running a round-the-clock power outage mode. Most areas have power for only four hours a day. Although the loss is serious, but the mayor of Kharkov firmly stated that we will never withdraw from the military. In addition, the governor of Odessa region of Ukraine, Oleg Peev, said that a Russian drone was shot down and caused a power outage. Hundreds of thousands of people were cut off. Russian cruise missiles also hit infrastructure far from the front line in the western Livov region of Ukraine and caused casualties. The recently modified FAB warhead in Moscow weighs 1,500 kilograms. No matter where such a cruise missile is used, it will have destructive consequences. There is also news that Russia will restart the production of three-ton FAB-3000 heavy missiles, which is called the Kambi tactical nuclear weapon. Experts say that the missile can hit large soliders and will also cause psychological threat to the Russian army. Ukraine also uses a similar FAB guided missile, called the Direct Attack Combat Missile System, JDAM. But the power of this weapon provided by the United States is much smaller. FAB is a non-guided bomb of the Soviet era. Equipped with cleverly designed mechanisms, it can accurately attack prohibited targets to a certain extent. In addition, these bombs can also be adjusted via satellite or laser navigation to improve their accuracy. There are several reasons why these bombs are so lethal. First of all, due to their size and weight, compared with the firecrackers and ammunition used on the front line, their explosive power is greater. Almost all Ukrainian companies can't resist this kind of bomb. Second, they can be launched about 40 kilometers away. This means that Ukraine has no choice but to use long-range missiles to intercept. Compared with intercepting missiles, the cost of these modified and upgraded old-fashioned bombs is lower. Therefore, it forces the West to bear huge financial pressure, making it difficult for Ukraine to get enough missiles for interception. So far, Russia's anti-aircraft missile tactics have been implemented in the Afdivka campaign. The Ukrainian army wanted to continue to use the formula to hold back the Russian army, but was forced to withdraw in three days under the anti-aircraft missile bombing. All formulas were destroyed. Ukraine realized that only anti-aircraft missiles or F-16s can suppress the Russian army's tactics. But Ukraine may have to wait a few more months. Don't worry, Ukraine's dawn is coming. The United States and its allies in Europe and Asia are continuing to provide Ukraine with military and financial aid and improve their own defense industry. German weapon manufacturer Rheinmetall said that the EU has provided more than 130 million euros to increase the production of ammunition. In addition, the sales of Czech weapon manufacturers have reached a new high. The Czech Republic's arms industry has also welcomed a new round of development. Large-caliber ammunition and ground military equipment are the fastest-growing business sectors. Most of these Czech military products were supplied to NATO, and NATO then transferred them to Ukraine. The Czech Parliament even passed a bill to promote arms industry development to ensure that at least 2% of GDP is spent on national defense every year. This also stimulated the need for military production. The Czech Prime Minister said that the Czech military-industrial complex will become a strong backing for Ukraine and will provide all possible assistance for Ukrainian combat. There is also news that Sweden is considering fulfilling Ukraine's request to consider providing British fighter jets to Ukraine. However, in considering the introduction of these aircraft, it is not only necessary to consider their combat capabilities, but also to consider Ukraine's own supporting conditions. It is reported that British fighter jets have many excellent features. Compared with the F-16, their overall performance is only inferior to the F-16 in the United States, and even superior in some aspects. If Sweden transfers British fighter jets to Ukraine, Ukraine will be able to use them to launch Storm Shadow, Scalp-1 and Golden Oxen missiles, because British fighter jets are designed specifically for EU weapons. In contrast, the F-16 needs to be modified to launch top-speed missiles. Although the British fighter jet is slightly smaller than the F-16, it can carry almost the same weight as the F-16, about 7 tons. In addition, the British fighter jet also has the ability to take off and land on the highway, and does not even need to upgrade the existing airport runway in Ukraine. However, the British fighter jet repair plant is not as widespread as the F-16 in Europe. Only the Swedish factory can repair it. In addition, it is not easy for Ukrainian pilots to learn to fly two aircraft. At the same time, Ukraine has established three lines of defense to protect Kiev, and Russia will no longer have the opportunity to invade the capital. Ukrainian Armed Forces Lieutenant-General Oleg Sander Pavliuk said in an interview broadcast on TV on March 31 that Ukraine's border with Belarus has also been significantly strengthened, especially in the Chernobyl region. We have done a lot of work, built about 1,000 kilometers of defense line, built three defense rings around Kiev, and greatly strengthened the direction of Chernobyl. This direction has not been regarded as a line of defense before, but we are determined to block this potential loophole. The Ukrainian army will do everything it can to prevent the occupier from breaking through to the capital, and be ready for war at any time. In addition, the report of the Ukrainian South Combat Command shows that the Ukrainian army successfully shot down a Russian drone, the most expensive Russian drone, Fubost. The value of this drone is up to $ 7 million. Its huge size can carry out effective reconnaissance, and can carry two missiles or other forms of weapons. It can also be used to hit ground targets, and has the ability to carry ATGM missiles and other weapons. The origin of Fubost is worth mentioning. As early as 2009, Russia purchased two Searcher-2 drones from Israel for research. The value is up to $ 12 million. However, in October 2010, the two countries signed a $ 300 million contract. According to the contract, Russia will use Israeli parts to produce Searcher-2 from the Kazakhstan Helicopter Manufacturing Company. However, it is devastating that only two years later, in 2012, the Ural Civil Aviation Factory began to produce a new reconnaissance system, including a drone named Fubost. OK, that's all for today. See you next time.