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Ukraine - Russia Invasion conflict
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Russia's armed forces continue the deployment of the latest generation of military equipment to conduct combat operations in the territory of Ukraine including the Iskander-K mobile tactical missile vehicle. Discover with the Army Recognition editorial team all the technical aspects and combat capabilities of the Russian-made Iskander-K.
According to a video published on Telegram on April 30, 2022, the armed forces of Russia have deployed its latest generation of mobile air defense missile system in Ukraine, called BUK-M3.
According to information published by the Ukrainian online magazine "Defense Express" on April 27, 2022, the Intelligence Services of the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense has published a report announcing the use of foreign MLRS (Multiple Launch Rocket System) that could be the American-made M270. To date, the U.S. government has not officially disclosed information about the delivery of M270 or M142 HIMARS rocket/missile launcher systems to Ukraine.
Russian army deploys Iskander-M mobile tactical missile launcher vehicles in In Belgorod region, 60 km east of Ukraine’s state border. Live report of firing operations of the Russian Iskander-M in Ukraine.
Army Recognition editorial team explains the Murmansk-BN, the most powerful electronic warfare system and jamming communication system deployed by Russian armed forces in Ukraine.
According to pictures published on the Twitter account of Felix Woessner on April 24, 2022, Poland would have delivered its local-made loitering munitions called Warmate to the Ukrainian armed forces.
According to information published by the "UKRINFORM" website on April 24, 2022, the Russian army deploys Iskander-M mobile tactical missile launcher vehicles in In Belgorod region, 60 km east of Ukraine’s state border.
According to a picture released on the Russian social network website VK on April 22, 2021, Pro-Russian separatist armed forces who fight with the Russian army in Ukraine use the BRDM-2A, also called BRDM-2M which is a modernized version of the Soviet-made BRDM-2, a 4x4 wheeled reconnaissance armored vehicle.
LAST UPDATE May 19, 2022: Army Recognition editorial team has listed all the foreign weapons, military equipment, combat, and armored vehicles delivered to Ukraine by all the countries in the world including the United States and a large majority of European countries, since the beginning of the conflict between Ukraine and Russia. We will update this list day by day according to the latest news published on the Internet.
Latest information about the Russia - Ukraine conflict with combat map situation including pictures and video, April 19, 2022, by Army Recognition editorial team using open sources information published on the Internet.
According to information published on the Russian social network "VK" on April 19, 2022, the Russian army has started the deployment of the Iskander-K, mobile cruise missile system in the direction of Kharkiv to conduct firing operations in Ukraine.
As reported by David Vergun from the U.S. Department of Defense on April 18, there are now 76 Russian battalion tactical groups in the Donbas region of Ukraine and in the country's southeast. About 11 of those were added over the last several days, a senior Defense Department official said. So-called BTGs are typically composed of combined-arms elements, such as air defense, armor, tactical vehicles, artillery, helicopters, engineering and logistical support.
According to the latest videos published on the Internet and information released by the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense, the large offensive of Russian troops in Eastern Ukraine would have begun. The Northeastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv appears to be under heavy Russian shelling from rocket launchers and artillery.
According to information published on the Twitter account of the Ukrainian journalist Victor Kovalenko, the armed forces of Ukraine have used Russian captured TOS-1A thermobaric rocket launchers to annihilate Russian attack formations near Izium city, in the Kharkiv province.
According to a video published on the Internet by the Russian Ministry of Defense on April 15, 2022, the Russian armed forces use the latest generation of electronic warfare and jamming communication systems including Murmansk-BN and Krasukha-4 during combat operations in Ukraine.
Latest information about the Russia/Ukraine conflict with combat map situation including pictures and video, April 17, 2022, by Army Recognition editorial team using open sources information published on the Internet.
According to information published by the Russian Ministry of Defense on April 17, 2022, the Russian army restores damaged armored vehicles and tanks, as well as Ukrainian, captured vehicles at 15 to 20 km from the front line to reduce vehicle repair time so that they can quickly be redeployed to combat areas.
Latest information about the Russia/Ukraine conflict with combat map situation including pictures and video, April 14, 2022, by Army Recognition editorial team using open sources information published on the Internet.
The United States has confirmed the supply of Switchblade loitering munitions to Ukraine. Washington is also training Ukrainian servicemen to operate the kamikaze drones. Pentagon spokesman John Kirby said US specialists had trained a small group of Ukrainian soldiers who arrived at the US back in autumn to operate the drones, adding that they will be able to return home and train other Ukrainian soldiers.
According to information published by the "iNews" website on April 6, 2022, the United Kingdom has already delivered more than 4,200 NLAW anti-tank guided missile weapon systems to Ukraine. Citing Ukrainian military officials, the use of the NLAW allowed the destruction of 30 to 40% of the Russian armored vehicles deployed during combat operations in Ukraine.
According to Slovak Spectator, seized Russian tanks and military vehicles along with damaged Ukrainian military technology might end up at repair companies in Slovakia. As a result, the military aid provided to Ukraine might not be limited to the supplies of fuels, ammunition, air defense and anti-tank missiles.
According to various media, the United Kingdom is drawing up plans to send Mastiff MRAP and Jackal special forces vehicles to Ukraine. The vehicles would be stripped of their British Army sensitive equipment (armament and radios) and British troops would be sent to a country neighboring Ukraine to carry out training, The Times reported, citing a Defence source.
The U.S. is sending 100 Switchblade loitering munitions (unmanned systems) to the Ukrainians, said Pentagon Press Secretary John F. Kirby echoed by C. Todd Lopez, US DoD News, on April 6, adding that those "suicide drones" are already in Ukraine or will be arriving there shortly. "We're in discussions with Ukrainians about future ... usages of Switchblade drones, and of course we'll keep that option open going forward," he said.
In a tweet dated April 6, Ukraine-Russia Archives reports that, for the first time, Ukrainian defenders used a TOS-1A Solntsepyok against the Russian enemy himself, said Serhiy Bratchuk, speaker of the Odesa OVA. According to him, it happened in the Izyum direction, without mentioning a date.
US President Biden on April 5 authorized another $100 million in military aid to Ukraine for more FGM-148 Javelin antitank missiles. ”Ukraine’s armed forces have an urgent need for more of these particular weapons, which they have been using so effectively to defend their country”, U.S. DoD press secretary John Kirby said. This gift comes on top of the $300 million package of military aid announced by the Pentagon on April 1, which Army Recognition detailed.
