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In this episode, we are going to talk about the latest developments of the Russian-Turkish Air Force. The Russian special forces are back in action. The Russian Air Force continues to win. The Russian Air Force is hard to break through. The Russian-Turkish war ended in 866 days. At 7 a.m. on July 7, the Russian Air Force attacked the Ural-Libya region of the Russian Federation. Near the village of Sheikheyevka, an anti-aircraft missile depot was set on fire for at least six hours. Smoke could be seen in the air for tens of kilometers. Supporters said that the Russian Air Force stored a large number of ground-to-ground and ground-to-air missiles, tanks and large-cannon missiles, and anti-aircraft guns and ammunition in this 9,000 square meter warehouse. The Kremlin also claimed that the cause of the incident was the explosion caused by a tank that was shot down by the Russian Air Force. But local residents claimed that three anti-aircraft missiles hit the warehouse at the same time. Later, the Russian media reported that the explosion caused the residents of the village of Sheikheyevka, whose houses were damaged by the explosion, to be unable to live. It seems that the explosion is indeed very large. In addition, the Ural Armed Forces Strategic Commission also announced a map of the Russian Federation territory, which is said to be the farthest from the attack. One of the most distant records is the attack on the Ural-Libya-M radar station in Oshkosh, which is 1,800 kilometers away. The fire in the Donbass region is still spreading. The latest news shows that in Donetsk and Lithuania, the Ural-Georgian Special Forces and the Ural Armed Forces, the 45th Independent Artillery Air Reconnaissance Force, have successfully destroyed the ammunition deployment and ammunition deployment logistics center. They also destroyed the CR-30 intelligence station, the Shettyau Autonomous Obstacle Deployment Station. According to experts, this kind of equipment costs a lot of money, and the quantity is limited. The Russian military values it very much. However, the Ural Army has destroyed many such equipment in the war. This is a screen shot of the Independent Artillery Air Reconnaissance Force's Skalai-Bolotnaya Armored Vehicle on the Donetsk-Lithuania-Turkey-Turkey-Bolotnaya area on 24th April, in the direction of Avdeevka. The Russian Army reached the western border of Sokyz. They attacked the southwestern juncture and tried to break the entire line of fire. The 47th Army of the Ural Army, led by the Ural Bomber, stepped up to stop the Russian advance. Bermuda region, the Russian army has taken a small piece of territory in the Caspian Sea, but continues to push hard. The U.S. said that the Russian army has lost more than 5,000 soldiers here. At the same time, the Russian army's attack on the Kharkov region has not only stopped, but is also in the lead. They were forced to use the troops from Donbass as reinforcements. This failure forced them to give up attacking Soviet Union, or at least postpone the plan for several months. In addition, the Ukrainian army on the Kharkov frontier is using the FPV anti-aircraft and anti-aircraft artillery, to stop the Russian troops from gathering, surviving and supplying troops. The Russian army's advantage in Kharkov has caused heavy losses to the 83rd Brigade of the Russian army and the 948th and 217th Regiments of the Russian army. Even if the Russian army continues to survive, it will only increase the losses. One thing to pay attention to is that the Ukrainian troops in several eastern regions are now strategically retreating. But this is not a hasty move. The Ukrainian troops are well-prepared before the encirclement of the Soviet Union, the Soviet Union, Donetsk and Donbass regions. According to the Global Times, the Ukrainian troops have been allowed to connect with the Soviet Union and destroy all bridges and bridges in the surrounding regions. Now, the Ukrainian troops are defending the west bank of the River Hun. There is a 10-mile wetland here. Kharkov is the biggest obstacle for the Russian army. The commander of the Ukrainian combat drone unit, Oleg Krasnodar, said, the Ukrainian troops can guard this battle line for a long time. Because the Russian army is not likely to cross the river, unless they fill it with corpses. And the Russian army's ability to carry out such tactical missions has always been unparalleled. It is said that due to the favorable geographical location, Kharkov has become an important line of defense. This has prevented the Russian troops from attacking Kharkov and Slovyansk. Since the beginning of the Russian-Ukrainian war, Kharkov has been occupying these two cities, but it has not been successful. However, in recent weeks, the Russian troops have increased their attack strength and scale in the Donbass region. At present, on a 7-8 km long battle line, the Russian troops are advancing slowly at a rate of about 10 meters per day. In recent days, the Russian troops have not only broken through Kharkov, but also successfully broke through the defense line of Ural in the Tsiksk region. This is also a place that has never been attacked since the beginning of the war. Ural military analyst Oleg Krasnodar said, This failure is due to the serious damage of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict. They exchanged two daughters at the same time in one place. The chaotic situation was taken advantage of by the Russian-Ukrainian policy, so the Russian troops took over several positions. It should be noted that in the Afghan war, the Ukrainian troops were exchanged, resulting in a gap in defense, which made the Russian troops vulnerable. If they do not learn the lesson, the loss may be greater. Ukrainian military expert Degi believes that the failure of Kharkov and Slovyansk is acceptable because the region has been flattened by anti-aircraft and artillery attacks. Ural's lack of a defense system has undermined the Russian military's military strategy. In contrast, the failure of Tbilisi is also worrisome. This will make it more difficult for the Russian troops to attack Kharkov and Slovyansk. Degi also mentioned that the Russian troops are advancing southward, heading for the P-0504 highway. This highway is one of the main supply routes to Kharkov and Slovyansk. Degi also predicted that the battle will continue for several months. Tbilisi, Kharkov, Slovyansk, and Kharkov will clash in a day or two. Ural Air Force Commander Mikhail Oleshchuk on July 6 showed the Russian-operated new D-352M missile against the Urals twice. On July 3, the Urals were attacked by the Kharkiv Air Force's Dolzhitsk Air Base, and on July 6, the Urals were attacked by the Odessa-based皮膚登陆地区. This explains the complexity and difficulty of the F-16 fighter training mission. It is known that the Ural Air Force has used Russia to attack fake targets, and successfully adopted passive retaliation measures. Oleshchuk thanked all those who helped build high-quality aircraft and anti-aircraft systems models, and said that this right-wing tactic was successful, and will continue to use these models to disrupt Russian judgment. He pointed out that the Ural Air Base, which has been frequently attacked by the Russians, also prevented the Urals from accepting F-16 fighter jets. Russia used reconnaissance drones to lock down the target, and the Urals were criticized for not being able to hit the drones in time. Now Russia's attack tactics should have caused the Urals to lose many aircraft. For the Ural Air Force, which has only eight fighters, the loss is very serious. Russia's goal is to prevent the Urals from deploying F-16s in the domestic air base. This tactic is only temporary today. The key to solving this problem is to destroy Russia's reconnaissance drones. Before the Urals can effectively respond to this threat, the Ural Air Force will not accept F-16s. The Ural Air Force will not accept F-16s. First, the Ural Air Force needs an external anti-aircraft missile system to protect the F-16 fighter jets. For example, the Moscow airport is 160 km away from the Russian border, and there is no way to protect it with a medium-range anti-aircraft missile system, so the airport is in great danger. Second, the Romanian side has suggested deploying F-16s at airports farther away from the front line, to reduce the risk of missile attacks. Russia's attack on the Moscow airport showed that one of the reconnaissance troops and Isam-2 missile launchers can combine the capabilities of a combat unit, test the data of transmission reconnaissance, and launch missiles immediately. The Russian side needs a more effective medium-range anti-aircraft missile system. The Romanian side also suggested that the deployment of F-16s should be as distributed as possible. At most, four F-16s should be deployed at each airport. It is better to have fewer F-16s. Although this will increase combat trajectory and the complexity of maintenance and repair, this is a necessary measure to avoid Russian reconnaissance and missile attacks. Russia has recently announced two new strategic plans, hoping to implement Russia more effectively. The first is to set up a new national maritime strategy, to eliminate Russia's influence in the Black Sea West. Russian President Vladimir Zelensky said, the war has changed the balance of power in the Black Sea region, and the Russian fleet will no longer take the lead. He emphasized that Russia will pursue its own and its partners' maritime interests. and protect the international maritime security. Since the annexation of Crimea in 2014, Russia has taken over most of the power of the Russian navy. Although the Russian navy does not have a large number of warships, with the help of anti-submarine missiles provided by the West, Russia has successfully deployed the Russian Navy to the Black Sea West, and partially restored the maritime trade in Odessa. In addition, the Russian Navy has successfully In addition to strengthening maritime aggression, Zelensky also promised to improve the air defense system. He said that Russia has already received the third set of patriotic systems from Germany, and hinted that there will be further supplies as early as next week. Zelensky also announced that Russia will implement a special government plan, aimed at helping citizens and companies to respond to Russian military threats to the energy sector. According to the plan, the government will launch a series of solutions to ensure that Russian communities and companies can still get electricity when facing military threats. Russian Prime Minister and Minister of Economy Yeltsin and his company Litanfok said that the government will implement alternative power supply strategies, and plans to start after July 20. Through this plan, Russia will promote the installation of distributed power generation equipment, including wind, wind, solar and diesel, etc. In order to reduce the dependence on the power grid, it will be possible to improve the capacity of power plants and power plants. However, it is almost impossible to launch a wide range of distributed power sources. Okay, this is the end of this video. Remember to pay attention to us, and pay attention to the battlefield, and pay attention to the fire, terrain, and battlefield. I wish you all the best in the New Cold War.