the vehicles were intended for one of the brigades of the armed forces marine corps, which was supposed to strengthen the enemy’s positions on the battle line contact. the targets were tracked down by drone operators, and the strike was carried out by the crew of a ground-based missile system. several more units of armored vehicles, as well as weapons, ammunition and a group of militants were eliminated in the area of ​​​​the settlement of kurakhova in the donetsk direction. our rocket scientists also worked on them. the footage shows how the shell hits a huge area, fragments scatter hundreds of meters around, leaving no chance for the brogue to escape. today is the day of the russian ground forces, this is the oldest and most numerous in combat composition of the armed forces. today, many soldiers on the front line courageously carry out the tasks of the svo. report by elena pich. they are called differently, some say birds, some say golaza, but today the bpp practically cannot do without operators. unit, it is on their work, on how closely they look at the situation on the battlefield

concentration of manpower and equipment of the thirty-fifth and thirty-sixth brigades of the armed forces marine corpsettlement of berislav. as a result of the fire defeat in usu , up to 125 military personnel were killed and wounded. two vehicles (a 122mm gvozdika self-propelled artillery mount) and a 122mm d-30 galubitz. air defense systems shot down a mik-29 and a mi-8 helicopter of the ukrainian air force in the areas of privetnoye, zaporozhye region and verovka , kherson region. also hit immediately eight vsu tanks, including two german leopards. well, now exclusive ntv footage from donetsk, which we received about an hour ago. this evening, ukrainian troops launched a missile strike on the civilian infrastructure of the city, the most powerful in recent days. according to the dpr representative office in the joint control center. rockets from a hurricane multiple rocket launcher. later it became known about a strong fire at the railway station. according to preliminary information, fuel containers are burning. it's not safe to go further because it's hot even here. the ministry of emergency situ

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forces. a private of the marine corps of the pacific fleet destroyed part of the assault group of the ukrainian armeds and forced the enemy to retreat. the serviceman himself was fatally wounded. about a thousand libraries, almost 1,600 children's art schools, s... emuseums - all this in the dpr, lpr, kherson and zaporozhye regions. talk about how cultural life is developing there president with minister olga lyubimova. until recently, there were only two operating cinema halls in four regions, but now there are over fifty. particular attention is also paid to children's centers; parents finally have the opportunity to take their child to additional classes. pavel krasnov has all the details of the conversation. this is more than just a street performance. shortly before the premiere. artists of the famous puppet theater named after education perform for spectators in lugansk, a city that has survived the ukrainian blockade, numerous shellings, where the danger of attacks from outside still remains militants, again meeting with the flagships of national culture, the return of new regions to the cultu

having worked there in positions with the armed forces, the first brigade i was with as a hospitaller in the 19th year at the positions, it was the 36th marine corps brigade, so i then decided to sign a contract with her with this type of troops. and what can you say is different, now you can say your work from what it was? well, of course, being a soldier in the regular army and a volunteer unit are, well, especially during the oo period, they are very different things. uh, in the army, you totally if you belonged. yes, you belong to the will of the commanders, the tasks you have to perform, you are there for an indefinite period of time, especially when it comes to such a full-scale war as it is now, you cannot choose when to go or not to go on rotation, you do what you are ordered, you are at your disposal, and well, for me, in principle, this is a restriction of freedom, it is normal, the only thing is that our battalion was two years without withdrawal to... well, but after recovery, i think we will work, as before, in 2021, the number of women in the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine was about 30,000, with the beginning of the full-scale

a marine corps fighter of the pacific fleet entered into an unequal battle with the enemy. he alone eliminated most of the ukrainian armed forcesough to our positions using cluster munitions. having received a worthy resistance, the enemy was forced to retreat. in the battle, dmitry egorov was mortally wounded. fear of the illegal peephole. from european countries to africa. the head of the russian radiation, chemical and biological defense troops announced this today. igor kirillov noted that it was our country that published data on the military-biological activities of the united states, and reported a deterioration in the epidemiological situation in the places where american biological objects are located. gross violations of epidemiological security by the united states cause everything more. we have documents at our disposal confirming the activities of key pentagon contractors on the african continent, in the democratic republic of the congo, in seroreon, cameroon, uganda and south africa. customers from the american government are the national security agency and the us state department. there is a natural deterioratio

marine corps of ukraine, and the kiev formations are almost no longer making attempts to recapture lost positions, sergey samokh, oleg sokolchuk, vyacheslav olinov, lead. in less than a week , russian armed forcesigh-precision weapons and drones on military targets in ukraine among the affected targets of the temporary deployment of a unit of neo-nazis from azov, foreign mercenaries and instructors. in the kupinsky and south donetsk directions, our troops improved the situation at the front line, occupying more advantageous positions. about the situation in the zone, evgeny reshitnev. the newest footage of sturmova's work. aviation in the svo zone, namely in the donetsk direction, where 25 enemy attacks were repelled over the past week. losses in the ssu amounted to more than 2,000 military personnel, having worked parame from low altitudes and you... the tactics of our units in the zaporozhye sector, where the main ukrainian forces are bogged down, active defense. 10 enemy attacks in the verbova and rabotina areas were repulsed, losses in the ssu were more than 475 military personnel, 11 tanks, 22 armored fighting vehicles, 18 vehicles and 14 field artillery guns, here are the burnt army suvs

marine corps is going to the right direction. we are still a combined arms global crisis response force. at weapons change, that is still our purpose. we are still making marines. if you go to paris island or san diego, we are still making steely eyed marines. whether it has died down or not, i do not really track. i am focused on making the marine corps better, marines better, and their quality of life better so i think we are ok. >> thank you. >> i saw an interesting video yesterday. it looked like you were in the barracks and you stopped and spoke to a marine. gen. smith: ramirez. >> you said something interesting. you said 10 years ago -- it may be think, 10 years from now, who is the person you do not have or the capability you do not have that in 10 years he will say you lost out? gen. smith: ramirez, 0811, that is an artilleryman. the requirement is you move a 95-pound shell. i literally bumped into her in the barracks. we were shooting the breeze and that was my normal texas speak in that video. she is doing her job. candidly -- you will see comments, most from people who claim to

marine corps are on duty in front of the monitors. using the drone's eyes , they look for anything that is poorly camouflaged. oporniki ammunition depots, armored vehicles of the ukrainian armed forcesy hit sau paladin in our direction. here. eh, there was a distance about 45 km. within 20 minutes of discovery, saau was destroyed. these frames show the moment of the defeat of another american artillery installation of the m700 howitzer. 77, known as three axes. they began to move less close to our positions and began to work from afar. these precautions do not prevent orlann from looking for holes in the camouflage. the drone can fly 500 km deep into enemy defenses. the soil is dry, there is dust, there is dust, you pay attention to the dust. the exit is also very clearly visible when it shoots, there is smoke and dust. against long-range artillery of the armed forces of ukraine, our marines use autonomous kamika drones, for example, this one can freeze in the air while waiting for coordinates. for half an hour, this is russian-made loitering ammunition, called a cube. he can carry several kilograms of various explosives, depending on the task, and flies at a distance of 30 km. ligh

marine corps rapid reaction force, as well as two carrier groups. new intelligence suggests u.s. forces face a primary threat from attack by iranian-backed armed groupsttacks on our troops. hezbollah, houthis, administration says iranian footprints are there iran-backed groups have attacked us troops at least 10 times in iraq and three times in syria, cnn reports they are going to escalate these attacks, what else do you know about it and how worried the pentagon is. we continue to monitor the situation. as you know, over the weekend, secretary of defense austin sent additional forces to the region, including the us navy aircraft carrier eisenhower, which reports to central command. usa. we have deployed air defense systems in the middle east, something should be absolutely clear, we will take all necessary measures to protect our forces and our interests in the region. while there has been no response from tehran to these warnings from blinken, it is likely that tehran will simply brush them off and not attach much importance to it. why? because iran has heard many threats and warnings from washington before. this is not the first time iran has put

armed forces' bridgehead has been under attack all night. our military intercepts ukrainian negotiations soldier. they asked for the commander of the group , the assault assault group of the marine corpse surviving asu soldiers soon realize that they were abandoned and the only chance to survive is to surrender. leonid murovyov and dmitry malyshev, conduct the kherson region. the infantry of ukrainian militants in the kremensky forest is covered by mortars of the central military district. to evacuate the enemy, which arrives at the scene in a matter of seconds evacuate, all militants are seriously wounded. without artillery, especially without mortars, it is impossible to win, if we say a heavy weapon, they need to be installed and it takes up more space, but we can allow you to arrive in a small car, set it up, and leave. each mine weighs 16 kg, in one calculation it sometimes sends up to hundreds of shells at enemies, according to the mortar men themselves, and not these loads. no longer notice, the enemy cannot boast of so many shells here, there is a feeling that the enemy is gradually starting to run out of steam, perhaps they have some problems with ammunition, perhaps with sup