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Again, this is ONLY material that came online since June 16th.
Remember, as I told you, The Big Counteroffensive started on the morning of June 4th (the MSM didn’t even begin to catch on for three days), and I already posted at least 135 videos and photos from the period June 4th to June 16th, here, here, here, and here. (Check it out, if you haven’t already. You might have to scroll down to find the relevant content.)
And so, here goes:
You may have wondered why GLOBOHOMO’s latest military aid package for the Ukraine, includes 31 (perhaps 32, I don’t remember) 155mm howitzers, of unspecified type. (Unspecified, of course, because they don’t want to admit that they’ve already given most of their functional M777 towed howitzers to the Ukraine.)
Well, your answer is below.
(Keep in mind, I’ve already shown strikes on M777’s and other cannon for the period June 4th to June 16th. ALSO, I have excluded a number of low-quality videos, where you must rely too much on someone’s claims as to what’s going on. I don’t do that, although, some of those videos are probably valid.)
Below, if you track the targeting focus of this Lancet kamikaze drone on its approach, you’ll see that the operator adjusted it at the last moment to strike the barrel of this M777, somewhere in Kherson province. The firing mechanism was obviously not damaged, but the barrel is probably toast.
Below, keep watching to the end. A Lancet kamikaze drone strike, destroys a well-camouflaged U.S. M777, somewhere in Kherson. This is interesting, as the Lancet identifies (with operator approval or veto) its own targets using “artificial intelligence”, in this case, pattern recognition. It is evidently “smart” enough to “see” anything unusual under some foliage.
Below, hiding in the woods can’t save this U.S. M777 from a Lancet kamikaze drone. Judging by the “depth” of the explosion, it was a PERFECT strike right in the kisser, and, the cannon was loaded. Near Zelenovka, Kherson.
Below, we see a rather blurry U.S. M777, not camouflaged, fire off one round before being hit with an incoming round and burning along with its ammo pile, near Tomarino, Kherson.
Below, a Ukrainian towed cannon, said to be a U.S. M777, takes a perfect strike in its right side, from a Lancet kamikaze drone. Near Ugledar, Donetsk.
Below, a perfect strike by a Lancet kamikaze drone on a well-camouflaged cannon, likely a U.S. M777 (watch till the end), somewhere in Kherson. The cannon is likely to be scorched and in need of substantial repair.
Below, this video is poorly edited, with very brief and blurry footage of the Lancet kamikaze drone’s approach to its target, but the outcome is a burning ammo pile, from which the fire spreads to and envelops the towed howitzer, said to be a U.S. M777. Near Guliaipole, Zaporozhie.
Below, this video is confusing, because the target is implied to have been pursued for a while, and, in the second part of the video, is in a different location and under camouflage netting. Nonetheless, towards the end, it’s clear that a Lancet kamikaze drone has executed a PERFECT strike on a Ukrainian towed cannon. Assuming the strike is truly on the same cannon as in the first part of the video, the victim is a U.S. M777. Near Staraia Nikolaevka, west Donetsk.
Below, despite an excellent initial view of a U.S. M777, this video suffers from poor continuity, i.e. changes in angle/perspective. Nonetheless, it’s clear that the Lancet kamikaze drone nailed something in the woods, good and hard, also causing a fire. Did it hit the M777, after the cannon perhaps changed position and hid deeper in the woods? Probably, but I can’t say for sure. Location unspecified.
Below, at 0:22-23, something, said to be a Grad MLRS rocket, explodes right next to a towed howitzer, said to be a U.S. M777 (but I’m not sure about that.) In any case, the blast starts a brush fire that evidently carries over to the cannon’s ammo complement, which goes up in flames, with the fire possibly then enveloping the cannon. Location unspecified.
Below, a Lancet kamikaze drone strikes what’s claimed to be a German Pzh 2000 self-propelled howitzer. At 0:02, you can see burning gas from the detonation of the Lancet‘s shaped charge coming out of the OTHER end of the vehicle, with no visible delay at all. BEAUTIFUL!!! Whatever it is, this thing is TOAST. And, no one inside survived.
Below, WOW!!! A destroyed UK AS-90 self-propelled howitzer sits on the slope of a large crater, likely caused by some combination of a large (i.e. 200mm+) incoming projectile, and the total, instant detonation of its own onboard munition store. Near Kamenskoe, Zaporozhie.
Below, the same scene, but from the Ukrainian side.
Below, what’s believed to be a well-camouflaged, Ukrainian (Soviet-era) Akatsia self-propelled howitzer, is struck and totally burned-out (first and foremost, it seems, in the turret, so this thing is just scrap) by a Lancet kamikaze drone, near Priozernoe, Kherson. The soundtrack is from Gde Ty (Where are you?), a top Russian dance hit from around 2007. Note also the cameo appearance by Prigozhyn. Someone has a sense of humor. Hey, why not have fun at work? The drone operator who put this together, is one of the world’s best, and deserves to enjoy himself.
Below, this video is very choppy, but we see a first-rate blast at around 0:33, suggesting that the Lancet kamikaze drone did, in fact, execute a successful strike against the camouflaged, Ukrainian (Soviet-era) Msta-B towed howitzer, near Bock-moot.
Below, reportedly a direct hit against what’s believed to be a U.S. M109 self-propelled howitzer (donated by some European country), with detonation of the onboard munition store, near Kamenskoe, Zaporozhie.
Below, from the Ukrainian side, a fully burnt-out U.S. M109 self-propelled howitzer (donated by some European country.) Based on the lack of total devastation, it’s certainly not the same one as above. Towards the end of the video, you can see a big hole in the roof, with an excellent view of the totally undamaged, makeshift, anti-drone canopy at 0:42, and with the canopy side-piece on the ground at 0:30 and 0:46-47. Whatever killed this thing, did not come from directly up top. Location unspecified.
Below, a rare treat. A French CAESAR self-propelled howitzer has a very bad day, in Zaporozhie. Watch to the end—at least part of the onboard ammo store goes off. Постой-ка, брат мусью!
Below, Ukrainians survey their own discorporated Soviet-era Gvozdika self-propelled howitzer. It’s not stated, but judging by the “artifacts” found, as well as the narrator’s subdued tone (and, some talk at the beginning about “one glove”), it’s very likely that the hardware was destroyed with its crew, yaaaay!!! Location unspecified.
Below, a Lancet kamikaze drone executes what appears to be a perfect strike on a Ukrainian (Soviet-era) D-20 towed howitzer, near Velikaia Novoselovka, west Donetsk.
Below, a fairly precise, perhaps dead-on hit (with a cannon shell) on a Ukrainian (Soviet-era) Akatsia self-propelled howitzer. Location unspecified.
Below, a Ukrainian towed howitzer of some sort, is struck by a Lancet kamikaze drone, and burns together with its munition pile, somewhere in Kherson.
Below, a Ukrainian towed cannon (type, unclear) and its towing truck are targeted, location unspecified. Watch to the end. At a minimum, the truck and its ammo store are destroyed.
Below, a Lancet kamikaze drone executes a sub-optimal strike on a Ukrainian (Soviet-era) Gvozdika self-propelled howitzer, damaging but not destroying the unit.
Below, an unspecified model of self-propelled cannon, hit dead-on with a Russian Krasnopol’ laser-guided shell.
Below, a camouflaged Ukrainian cannon, of unknown type, is destroyed in the general vicinity of Mar’inka, Donetsk. Watch till the end, have patience! It’s beautiful!!!
Below, the moving “tree” (lush branches being collected for camouflage) is straight out of Monty Python, LOL. After that, a Lancet kamikaze drone scores a superb hit on a disguised Ukrainian position, which, based on its size and location, certainly hosts some type of cannon.
Below, what appears to be a German-donated, U.S. M-270 MLRS launcher, presumably burned out, in Zaporozhie. This is NOT EVEN REMOTELY a near-frontline vehicle; the range of its missiles is 30km AT LEAST. You can speculate as to what may have harmed it, and how this photo was taken.
Below, a Lancet kamikaze drone strikes a moving Grad MLRS truck, smack in the engine. You can see at least two personnel bail out (concussions and fractured bones at a minimum) while the truck is still moving. Location unspecified.
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Thanks for this. The horror needs to be understood. All of these men were someone’s son, spouse or brother. Appalling that our politicians actually seek this.
You may have noticed Tobias Ellwood. He is a British MP who chairs the Commons Defence Select Committee. Seems to be in a competition with Lindsey Graham for being the most deranged western war monger. My money is still on Graham but this Ellwood guy is doing well.
Easy to push for war from the comfort of an office in London.
And the seventh one is the same as the first one.
Thanks, I saw your other comments. I took out all the extras.
I assume the US can afford to lose all these M777s. Someone counted them all beforehand and worked it out?
A great tragedy. The Ukraine was never going to get back Crimea and Donbass. The people there made their decision and wont change it.
The U.S. can afford to lose most of its ground weapons and munitions. No one is threatening the U.S. itself, and the U.S. Army is still in no shape to be fighting any real war, and the public wouldn’t have it anyway. Without a real war in the cards, most inventory can be given away.
Can we write any of this off on our taxes? You know, charitable donations and whatnot…
Write off what? Aid to the Ukraine? Sure, you can try, I guess.
yes, I meant aid to Ukraine in the form of our converted tax dollars… we all know the Gov doesn’t make any money, except for what it prints, lol… definitely did not mean writing off your coffee bucks, that’s money WELL spent… #tsarbucks