Helicopters used for countering UAVs.

The Ka-52M attack helicopter and the Mi-8 air support helicopter(CSAR team on board), which employs an EW system (+ acts as a relay).

A modified Vikhr missile with
a non-contact target sensor.
S-8VC(С-8ВЦ)
2A42 30mm Autocannon
🎥VGTRK(2026)

L'#Ukraine brûle, les bombardements stratégiques russes pulvérisent jour et nuit le pays, la presse occidentale cache la vérité, les financiers européens sont dans le plus grand ennui avec cette dernière... comment avouer qu'ils se dirigent vers la défaite ? #UE

A couple of Ukrainian drones hit a Russian refinery, and we get 100 different video angles, tens of thousands of posts, and dozens of mainstream media headlines announcing it.

Russia launches an attack with several hundred drones, striking dozens of different Ukrainian towns and cities, leaving Kyiv and Dnipro largely without power, and hardly anyone even notices or bothers to post about it.

You gotta love this info space!

Here is a "tragic car conspiracy theory" ... what do you think?

👉🏼 The Side View Mirror 👈🏼

Since their introduction on cars (mid-1950s) ... my guesstimate is that as many as 2,000,000 people have been killed worldwide because of their poor placement.

Like this ...
Suppose I put a rearview mirror about as big as a postcard ... on the windshield directly in front of the driver's face ... totally obscuring the drivers view of what is directly in front of him.

Would this be a good idea ?? No?
Why ???
Answer: Because you have to see in order to drive and such a mirror would cause accidents ... right?

No ... not so much ... because everyone would get used to moving their heads around to see what's directly in front of them.

However, in drivers slightly inebriated or distracted (cellphone?) ... the accident rate would skyrocket because they won't be attentively moving their heads around to see and this would generate collisions.

Now look at your right side sideview mirror. It directly covers oncoming cross traffic. Not much trouble for attentive drivers who move their heads to see around the obstruction.

But slightly impaired or distracted drivers will miss the approach of oncoming cross traffic and create the often fatal ... T-bone accidents.

Understand that drunk drivers usually can at least "hold the lane" but have no attention to spare for visual obstacles. So, if they could see clearly ... they wouldn't move out into traffic -IF- they actually saw it.
But they don't ... so they go.

My conjecture is that perhaps 90% of T-bone accidents are caused by the right-side sideview mirror which should have been placed about the middle of the front passenger door instead of at the front where it obscures vision. Notice this in your own car ... it's true ... isn't it ?

The driver-side sideview mirror is less problematic but it causes you to misjudge curbs and such because it blocks your vision just where you most need to see ... and truck lights are right in your face at night when you need to turn or see there.

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The Conspiracy

Car companies want more collisions because this creates more sales. Hence, they have a vested interest in not fixing this defect and can always blame it on the driver.

Published article ... on viXra:2610.0091 (4 pgs)
“Possible Hubble Tension Resolution”
Abstract

The discrepancy between the CMB/BAO measure of H0 and Type 1A measurements might be resolved by a change in light velocity as a function of a constant here considered as a measure of the ‘physical tension’ of space that supports light velocity.

Хз, де ці 80% збиття .
Шахеди літають як у себе вдома, що реактивні,що звичайні дирчики.

Рахую по графіту скільки летить шахедів по Дніпру, штук по 15 кожні 10 хвилин, це тільки за годину.

My 6 year old Jack was falling asleep one night and I was humming him a lullaby and he started singing with it. Random words. But I started writing them down. So simple and warm.
Stay with me
You are always so nice to me
We are on a journey
You are my friend
You are a sun again n
You are my friend
We have a nice family
We are on a journey
In a tree

here's a story to help westoid RWers understand the difference between russia and their countries. yesterday my dear dad was rear-ended by a random mexican with no insurance. car is fucked. the cops show up, see the woman is in the country illegally and has no papers. not a problem. the fact she is driving around without insurance and got into a wreck with someone? also not a problem. she calls a relative to come pick her up, and that's that. not taken in by the police, not even issued a ticket (because no documents), nothing.

literally any one of these things happening in russia and that person would be in jail for a while and on a deportation short-list.

somehow westoid RWers are simply incapable of even conceiving of a country where the immigration laws are generally enforced as written, so every time they are presented any info about russia, they visualize it through the lens of how it would work in their own countries

dear westoid RWers: as hard as it may be to wrap your head around, russia simply operates very differently from your country. other societal models exist in the world besides your libtarded hellhole. thank you for your attention in the matter.

The model of the locomotive fleet with projections is ready. If I find the time to write the article, it should be published next month.

Since procuring locomotives is hardly possible at the moment, and due to accelerating destructions, repair bottlenecks, and the fact that part of the electrical railroads cannot be used, my earlier assessment that the situation would not be critical in 2027 has to be adjusted.

Komentarz do aktualizacji strat ukraińskich na portalu Ualosses.

Niedawno portal Ualosses - właściwie jedyne większe źródło danych na temat strat ukraińskich sił zbrojnych w wojnie z Rosją - opublikował sporą aktualizację oraz wprowadził nową funkcjonalność: mapę przedstawiającą icznym. Według portalu w konflikcie z Rosją od 24 lutego 2022 roku zginęło lub zaginęło (KIA i MIA) niespełna 225 tysięcy ukraińskich żołnierzy.

Trzeba od razu zauważyć, że dane te są mocno niepełne. Ponieważ w ramach własnego projektu sporo pracowałem na tej bazie danych na poziomie pojedynczych rekordów, posiadam pewną wiedzę na temat jej metodologii.

Metodologia osób lub osoby stojącej za portalem Ualosses opiera się w zdecydowanej większości na przeszukiwaniu oficjalnych stron rządowych i samorządowych bądź dedykowanych serwisów. W przypadku zabitych monitorowane są głównie strony władz lokalnych, gdzie co jakiś czas zamieszczane są informacje o żołnierzach zameldowanych w danej miejscowości. Jeśli chodzi o zaginionych, głównym źródłem informacji jest oficjalna baza danych Ministerstwa Spraw Wewnętrznych Ukrainy, służąca do poszukiwania osób zaginionych. Twórcy nie korzystają natomiast z danych pochodzących z mediów społecznościowych, takich jak np. Facebook.

Baza osób zaginionych ukraińskiego MSW opiera się na oficjalnych zgłoszeniach rodzin. Z tego względu pomija ona osoby, które nie mają bliskich lub z różnych względów nie utrzymują z nimi kontaktu (uzależnienia, przestępczość, bezdomność). Z doniesień medialnych wiadomo, że znaczna część takich osób trafiła później do jednostek szturmowych - głównie 425 Pułku Szturmowego - i tam zaginęła.

Powyższa metoda zbierania danych ma kilka istotnych mankamentów:

1. Władze samorządowe szczebla podstawowego (hromady wiejskie, osiedlowe oraz małe miasta) sumiennie informują o mieszkańcach, którzy jako żołnierze Sił Zbrojnych Ukrainy (ZSU) zginęli na służbie. W miejscowościach tych powstają również różnego rodzaju miejsca pamięci (patrz materiał wideo z Hajsyna poniżej). Z niewiadomych względów tego typu informacji nie podaje jednak duża część samorządów z obwodu zakarpackiego oraz zachodniej części obwodu odeskiego.

2. Tylko część miast liczących od 50 do 100 tysięcy mieszkańców informuje o poległych żołnierzach pochodzących z ich terenu. Jeśli chodzi o duże miasta, nie robi tego żadne z nich.

Z powyższych powodów baza danych Ualosses jest niepełna, a przewaga rekordów dotyczących mieszkańców terenów wiejskich częściowo ją zniekształca. Widać to choćby po statystykach podziału KIA i MIA według jednostek, w których służyli poległymi.

Na pierwszym miejscu znajduje się 36. Brygada Piechoty Morskiej (2788 przypadków KIA i MIA), co jest bezpośrednim efektem walk w Krynkach. Jednak kolejne miejsca zajmują jednostki desantowo-szturmowe oraz brygady zmechanizowane z obwodów lwowskiego, iwano-frankowskiego i żytomierskiego (95 Brygada Desantowo-Szturmowa, 10 Górska Brygada Szturmowa, 24 Brygada Zmechanizowana). Wynika to wyłącznie z lepszej dostępności danych, ponieważ bazą rezerwistów dla tych jednostek są hromady wiejskie i osiedlowe, których władze regularnie informują na swoich stronach o śmierci obywateli. W rzeczywistości na czele listy KIA i MIA powinny znajdować się 425 Pułk Szturmowy „Skala” oraz 225 Pułk Szturmowy.

Jako przykład tego, jak bardzo dane o 425 Pułku Szturmowym są zaniżone, niech posłużą walki o miejscowość Szewczenkowe pod Pokrowskiem z grudnia 2024 - lutego 2025 roku. Z postów publikowanych wówczas na grupach poszukiwawczych na Facebooku oraz z doniesień medialnych (informujących o tym, że „wyzerowano cały batalion”) wiadomo, że były to starcia niezwykle ciężkie i krwawe dla tej jednostki. Tymczasem w bazie danych Ualosses znajduje się zaledwie 40 rekordów dotyczących 425 pułku z tego okresu.

Odpowiedź na pytanie, jak bardzo niepełna jest baza Ualosses, jest oczywiście trudna. Osobiście nie podejmuję się rozstrzygania, czy obecny wynik (225 tys.) należy mnożyć razy dwa, czy może razy trzy aby uzyskać prawdziwy szacunek. Prawdopodobnie nigdy nie dowiemy się dokładnie, ilu ukraińskich żołnierzy zginęło w tej wojnie.

Poniżej: film z przejazdu wzdłuż miejsca pamięci w Hajsynie (23k mieszkańców) w obw. winnickim.

Let's not forget how Ukraine is suffering greatly from the war of attrition

🇺🇦 Ukraine's military losses since 2022 🇺🇦

According to UALosses: 224,895 KIA/MIA
According to LostArmour: 205,487 KIA/MIA

UALosses admins also told me that they struggle to retrieve the data for missing soldiers (MIA) due to increase censorship in the past year. This means the death toll could be higher.

With yet another update, we are closing in on ~1/22 in kirovograd oblast
Additionally even in chernivtsi that saw very little mobilization we are approaching ~1/50
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This still means there is bodies to stall russians for years more to come, but shows the price is not cheap

Novas surgery is at 12pm Wednesday.
Please pray for her. The anesthesiologist. The nurses.
And Dr.R, the surgeon.

I will be heading there tomorrow even
Though staying overnight is unlikely. It would take a miracle for things to be able to fall into place just right to allow that ays it’s going to rain so I hope travels aren’t unsafe like last weeks.

Nova really needs me especially with such a brutal surgery taking place again. I am overwhelmed. I am emotionally tapped. I am just distracted and sad, and my kids are feeling the damage. 💔 I just need my full family home & together and everything else can come after.

Let’s hope this result of taking out the jaw hardware goes better than the surgery of putting it in.
All our love,
Nova’s mom ❤️🧸🙏

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It makes me so sad that these shorts got me 100k in a Month and a Termination at the same time!

I’m not trying to brag, but these videos took a massive amount of time, research, and work. I’m proud of them. One of them brought in 50 million views in a matter of weeks and overnight. Then YouTube deleted everything over false child sexual abuse allegations. Channels are getting wiped this year for almost nothing, and it infuriates me. It also makes me genuinely sad. Years of history, research, and carefully saved footage can disappear overnight. The worst part is I can’t even re-upload them because of Google’s circumvention rules. That’s what hurts the most. It feels like they actually want this to happen, they want to stop history in its tracks.

The “Russian losses increased” narrative is a fabrication, since all evidence available point to the opposite. Vehicle losses have decreased significantly compared to 2025, with armor down by a factor of 5 in average. (source: Oryx)

Mediazona’s in-year 2026 personnel-loss count remains 50% below 2025, without a valid explanation. The claim that bodies are harder to retrieve is insufficient: the battlefield and grey zone remain as dangerous as in 2025. Russian courts process MIA-to-KIA cases at high rates, and a body is not required to file for procedure. There has also been no specific additional documented enforcement of obituaries concealment which could explain such a sharp decrease.
Regardless, there are absolutely no OSINT data available supporting claims of increased total Russian (or Ukrainian) casualties in 2026. For all we know, it could be inferior, equivalent, higher...

The 2026 attrition ratio is more favorable for Russia than in 2025. Progress has slowed but stays within 2024 ranges once the AFU Kursk advances are factored in.

2025 was peculiar: the Kursk pocket collapse and rout destabilized Ukrainian forces and enabled rapid Russian advances front wide for 6 months.

All signs indicate that 2026 reflects a more balanced attrition approach after the extremely costly 2024 and the front-wide pressure of 2025 that leveraged the post-Kursk situation, but at high cost.

Another myth is: “if attrition worked Russian advances should accelerate”. In attrition warfare theories, the principle is to cause collapse of the adversary to enable decisive gains; not that advances will gradually increase in a linear way, which is subject to both side’s respective effort at a given time. For instance, the weaker side could expend massive resources in a surge attempt, stabilising in apparence the front but collapsing 6 months later.
In 2025, Ukrainian forces suffered a sector collapse in the Sudja pocket, which rendered an entire part of the army combat ineffective. Hence, advances ensued.
Nevertheless, Ukraine has accelerated mobilization (aggressively) and alternative means to recover, and is nowhere near a collapse of its ground military forces for the time being. Though, with a mobilization ratio currently standing at around 18-20% of the remaining military aged male population, it may be nearing sensitive levels.

The point is to separate military objectives: conquest of the 4 oblasts against which Moscow can measure military success, and political objectives: demilitarisation and neutrality of Ukraine, central to the strategic settlement Moscow continues to seek. (Ideally enforced by a favorable regime change)

This matters because to achieve its strategic political goal, Russia needs to continue investing in its expensive ballistic and drone programs to collapse the economy at the rear, and make rational choices for expenditures. Losing 4,000 armor a year is not an option anymore.
The ground offensive’s primary goal is therefore not military conquest but applying pressure on the entire Ukrainian economic and social apparatus, to support the achievement of the political ambition. Seizing Donbas is a secondary and corollary territorial objective, because the political goal naturally secures the territorial one.
Understanding this principle is the basis of analysing this war correctly.

Moscow’s objectives in this conflict have not changed, but the strategy adopted has been evolving regularly based on various factors, including setbacks. Kyiv has also been adapting continuously to prevent its success. In 2026, the military situation has somehow improved for Ukraine, but the social and economic ones deteriorated at an accelerated pace.
There is however no way to tell whether the Kremlin’s plan will ultimately succeed, even partially.

See an earlier analysis in reply to understand attrition warfare performance measurement methods.

#UkraineRussiaWar #Strategy #Attrition

🚨 YouTube’s AI called a 1944 tank battle “sexual content.”

It shows Canadian infantry fighting the 12th SS Panzer Division Hitlerjugend in Normandy, June 1944. No nudity. No hate. Just tanks, soldiers, and history. If AI can’t tell a tank battle from porn, we’re watching is is YouTube in 2026. #YouTubeCensorship #WW2History #ThenAndNow

Day 3 until @MoistCr1TiKaL reacts.

13+ years of work preserving WWII history.

Thousands of hours of research, footage and archival material.

Then my educational channel was terminated over alleged “child nudity” violations.

I’ve tried the official appeals and support fighting to have the case properly reviewed.

@MoistCr1TiKaL, if you see this, please help bring attention to what happened.

#RestorePanzerPicture #HistoryMatters

YOUTUBE DELETED 13 YEARS OF WWII HISTORY

At this point, I only have 3 months left to recover my channel. After that, everything on my account will be permanently deleted. (155K subs) pure archive footage of tanks + veteran stories was nuked by AI for “child sexual abuse” and inors”. Zero kids. Zero violations.

Just historical footage. We need a REAL human review NOW!
If you hate Big Tech erasing history: LIKE this post COMMENT “Restore Panzerpicture” REPOST this!
if AI censorship of history must STOP! #RestorePanzerPicture #YouTubeCensorship #WWIIHistory #SaveHistory

@TeamYouTube