Destroyed Ukrainian International MaxxPro MRAP along with another Leopard 2A6 tank with a minesweeper.

Total Ukrainian losses:

- 2 x Leopard 2A6 tanks
- 5 x Bradley IFVs
- 1 x BMR-2 mine-clearing vehicle
- 1 x MaxxPro MRAP
- 2 x trucks…

Total Ukrainian losses (updated):

- 5 x Leopard 2A6 tanks
- 6 x Bradley IFVs
- 3 x MaxxPro MRAPs
- 1 x YPR-765 APC
- 1 x T-72M1 tank
- 1 x BMR-2 mine-clearing tank
- 1 x VAB armored car
- Several burned out trucks

NYT:

U.S. spy satellites detected an explosion at the Kakhovka dam just before it collapsed, but American analysts still do not know who caused the dam’s destruction or how exactly it happened.

White House:

Russia is receiving materials from Iran necessary to build a drone manufacturing facility inside Russia, which could be “fully operational” by early next year in Russia’s Alabuga Special Economic Zone.

#BREAKING Putin: We can definitely say Ukrainian counteroffensive has started.

Finnish Leopard 2R HMBV (Heavy Mine Breaching Vehicle) took part in the failed attack for the first time.

The Leopard 2R HMBV is a Leopard 2A4 tank chassis with the turret removed, enhanced mine protection and a mine sweeper installed.

Finland reported that it would transfer 3 x Leopard 2R units to Ukraine.

Another footage of abandoned Ukrainian Bradley IFVs in Zaporizhzhia.

The number of losses increase even more.

Ukrainian M109 Paladin 155mm Artillery System strike on Russian TOS-1A MLRS in Zaporizhzhia.

Ukrainian soldier fires FIM-92 Stinger MANPADS.

Houses are floating off the coast of Odesa after the destruction of Nova Kakhovka Dam.

Russian soldier poses with the first destroyed Ukrainian Bradley IFVs & Leopard 2A6 tank.

Here’s a video footage of the same area.

The moment of evacuation of the Ukrainian soldiers from wrecked Bradley IFVs in the early morning of June 8 in Zaporizhzhia.

Evacuation takes place by a similar vehicle under the cover of smoke and an aerosol screen.

Russian FPV kamikaze UAV strikes on Ukrainian convoy of T-72M1 tank, MaxxPro MRAP & M1123 HMMWVs.

Russian FPV kamikaze drone strike on Ukrainian M2A2 Bradley ODS-SA in Zaporizhzhia.