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In a tweet posted on Tuesday, October 11, Ukrainian Defense minister Oleksii Reznikov wrote: "A new era of air defence has begun in Ukraine. IRIS-Ts from Germany are already here. U.S. NASAMS are coming. This is only the beginning. And we need more. No doubt that Russia is a terrorist state. There is a moral imperative to protect the sky over Ukraine in order to save our people". "And personal thanks to my colleague German Minister of Defence Christine Lambrecht for her partnership and a strong commitment to supporting Ukraine. We will win".
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According to a video published by the Russian Ministry of Defense (MoD) on October 5, 2022, the modernized version of the OSA 9K33, NATO code-named SA-8 Gecko mobile air defense missile system deployed by the Russian army in Ukraine continues to be efficient against Ukrainian aircraft, helicopters, and drones including Bayraktar UAVs.
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On September 29, 2022, a video was released on Twitter showing the use of local-made Cheburashka 217mm MLRS thermobaric rocket launcher vehicles by soldiers from Donetsk People's Republic (DNR), who fight with the Russian army in Ukraine, to target the Ukrainian army frontline positions in the Donbas.
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According to a video published on the Russian social network VK of the Russian MoD (Ministry of Defense) on October 5, 2022, Russian airborne forces have received the BRDM-2MS, a new modernized version of the BRDM-2, a Soviet-made 4x4 reconnaissance armored vehicle. The Russian forces that were recently mobilized are currently been trained with these new vehicles for possible deployment in Ukraine.
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According to a video published on Twitter Social Network, on October 1, 2022, Russia strengthens its tactical missile power by sending new units of Iskander mobile short-range ballistic missile systems. Citing information released on Twitter, Iskander transported by train are on the way to the Kherson region.
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According to a video published to several Twitter accounts on September 29, 2022, soldiers from Donetsk People's Republic (DNR), who fight with the Russian army in Ukraine have used Cheburashka MLRS, local-made thermobaric rocket launcher vehicles to target the Ukrainian army frontline positions in Donbas.
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According to a video published by the "Saif_CH @CH19845854" Twitter account on September 30, 2022, the Russian army continues to deploy their latest generation of combat vehicles in Ukraine including Typhoon-VDV K-4386, 4x4 mine-protected wheeled armored vehicles designed and manufactured by the Russian company Remdiesel, a subsidiary of Kamaz.
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On September 29, 2022, The Russian Ministry of Defense (MoD) released a video on its VK Social Network showing the first close tank combat between Russian T-80BV and Ukrainian T-64BV. Citing information from the Russian MoD, the Ukrainian T-64BV tank was destroyed at a short distance by a Russian T-80BV.
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According to a picture published on the "Pekka" Twitter account, soldiers of the Ukrainian soldiers have captured in full combat conditions the latest generation of Russian-made 2S19 152mm self-propelled howitzer called 2S19-SM2 or 2S33.
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According to information published by the "MIL.IN.UA" website on September 27, 2022, the Ukrainian company Ukrtransgaz has developed a new mobile self-propelled anti-tank weapon system based on the Soviet-made tracked multirole armored vehicle MT-LB fitted with a Soviet-made MT-12 anti-tank gun.
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According to a video published by the "Ukraine Weapons Tracker" Twitter account on September 26, 2022, we can confirm that the German Gepard 35mm self-propelled anti-aircraft gun system is now deployed in Ukraine. In the video, the Ukrainian army has deployed together the Gepard and the SA-8 9K33 OSA mobile air defense missile system to provide short to medium-range air defense systems.
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President Volodymyr Zelensky said in an interview broadcast on Sunday, September 25, that Ukraine had received sophisticated air defence systems from the United States, Reuters reports. It was the first acknowledgment that Ukraine had received the National Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile System (NASAMS), long sought by Kyiv and whose shipment was approved by Washington late last month.
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According to information published on the "Ukraine Weapons Tracker" Twitter account on September 19, 2022, the Ukrainian armed forces have captured a Russian army 1V1003 artillery command and observation vehicle which is part of the 1V198 automated artillery fire control system.
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In their quick and disorderly retreat from various sectors of Ukraine caused by a powerful Ukrainian counter-attack, Russian forces left some high-value equipment behind them, as Army Recognition already reported on September 16. Among the Russian equipment recovered, the Ukrainian army announced on September 18, via Twitter, that it had obtained a T-90M Proryv-3 tank, one of the most modern in the Russian land forces that lost at least another one in combat last May.
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According to a video published on the "The Dead District" Twitter account on September 18, 2022, the Zuzana 2 8x8 wheeled self-propelled howitzers bought by Ukraine from Slovakia are now deployed by the Ukrainian army to fight the Russian troops.
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According to a picture released by the Strategic Communications Directorate of the Ukrainian armed forces on September 13, 2022, Russian forces deployed in Ukraine use Iranian-made suicide drones Shahed-136 to conduct combat operations against the Ukrainian army.
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Ukrainian Weapons Tracker tweeted on September 13 a picture of a Russian Borisoglebsk-2 jamming system mounted on an MT-LB captured in an apparently intact condition, which is a very valuable asset. No doubt this system will not be used by the Ukrainians but more or less discreetly recuperated by “relevant U.S. services”…
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Russian armed forces deployed in Ukraine use its latest generation of airborne IFV (Infantry Fighting Vehicle) called BMD-4M. The airborne vehicle entered into service with the Russian armed forces in April 2016.
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According to a tweet from Ukrainian Weapons Tracker posted on September 9, the Ukrainian army has received Estonian K-14 anti-armor (EFP) directional mines. The mine can penetrate about 50mm of steel armor at a distance of 50 meters. These PK-14 mines are already actively used on the front lines.
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Ukraine has reportedly found a new way to thwart Russian forces: fake wooden targets capable of deceiving missiles. A first success that led the country to extend the system for wider use. In fact, it is simply the reactivation of a successful World War 2 trick extensively used by the Allies in UK to deceive German air force reconnaissance flights.
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-MOSCOW, August 29. /TASS-DEFENSE/. The United States handed over the second batch of HARM antiradar missiles to Ukraine. They are fit for MiG fighter jets operated by Kiev. A representative of the US Department of Defense said Washington wanted to provide to Ukraine an asymmetric and unexpected advantage.
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The Ukrainian army has published a video on Social Network showing the new development of a mobile artillery system based on a Soviet-made MT-LB multirole tracked armored vehicle fitted with an MT-12 100mm anti-tank towed gun.
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On August 15, Oleksii Rezniko, the Ukrainian Minister of Defense, tweeted that the Latvian Ministry of Defence hads confirmed the delivery of six self-propelled M109 howitzers and ammunition to Ukrainian forces to support their defense against the Russian invasion. Oleksii Reznikov wrote that the howitzers “are already showing results on the battlefield”.
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According to Taiwan News referring to Oryx, Taiwan-made DronesVision Revolver 860 combat drones are being used by Ukrainian forces against the Russian invasion forces.
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As written on en.topwar.ru, the shortage of artillery is forcing the Ukrainian army to re-use old guns that had already been withdrawn from service in the armies of other countries. Among these ‘’museum pieces’’ are howitzers dating back to the Soviet Union era immediately after the Great Patriotic War 1941-45).