Rob Lee (Twitter)

A company worth of Russian tanks and other vehicles reportedly in Chernihiv Oblast. What is notable is how old these tanks are, including T-72A, T-72AV, T-72B obr 1985 and 1989, MT-LB, and BMP-2. Likely an Eastern Military District unit.
https://xn--r1a.website/milinfolive/77135

Dan (Twitter)

14. Russian airborne forces also took losses in Bucha, here an BTR-D airborne APC, or command or signals variant of that vehicle (too burnt to tell). Note a BMD-2 would have 5 and not 6 wheels as seen here.
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@UAWeapons:
#Ukraine: A Russian BMD-2 airborne infantry fighting vehicle suffered an apparently dramatic cook off. Unfortunately the precise location is unknown. https://t.co/nR0qf0g6rY

Rob Lee (Twitter)

RT @rafsanchez: My hotel in Moscow asked me to settle the bill early because they aren’t sure if credit cards are going to work once SWIFT sanctions kick in.

MotolkoHelp (Twitter)

On February 26, social networks users filmed a convoy of at least 10 PAZ ambulances of the Russian Armed Forces in Gomel. The video shows stretchers on two levels placed inside the buses.
The presence/absence of Russian wounded inside the buses is not known for certain.

Rob Lee (Twitter)

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@Michael1Sheldon:
Undated footage of fires on the outskirts of Kharkiv. https://t.co/GcICtl17q0

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@rafsanchez:
My hotel in Moscow asked me to settle the bill early because they aren’t sure if credit cards are going to work once SWIFT sanctions kick in.

Rob Lee (Twitter)

One potential mistake in Russia's plan was to use its Eastern Military District units to play a key role in the advance on Kyiv, the most important objective. Russia's Eastern Military District is the lowest priority for equipment and manning.
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@RALee85:
A company worth of Russian tanks and other vehicles reportedly in Chernihiv Oblast. What is notable is how old these tanks are, including T-72A, T-72AV, T-72B obr 1985 and 1989, MT-LB, and BMP-2. Likely an Eastern Military District unit.
https://t.co/bTR1C5mCCA https://t.co/jbSuWTSmgK

MotolkoHelp (Twitter)

Our source confirms the unloading of a train with ammunition at the Yelsk railway station (Gomel region, Belarus).
And clarifies that “the unloaded equipment went towards Lelchitsy-Mazyr along the R-148 road in the direction of R-36 highway”
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@MotolkoHelp:
It’s reported that today a train with equipment and weapons of the Russian Armed Forces was unloaded at the Yelsk railway station (Gomel region, Belarus).
1/4 https://t.co/d48iYoLCw2

Rob Lee (Twitter)

VDV, spetsnaz, and SSO are likely leading the operation towards Kyiv from Belarus, but they are being supported by some not particularly well-equipped and manned tank and motorized rifle units. This might be one reason why Russian forces are advancing faster in the south. 2/

Rob Lee (Twitter)

Another video reportedly from Kharkiv of artillery strikes.
https://xn--r1a.website/milinfolive/77140

Dan (Twitter)

New Thread. Chernihiv axis. Snovsk 25km from Russia, here a destroyed Russian IRM-2 combat engineering vehicle. Not confirmed but if I understand the translation well this was stopped by civilians, who dragged out the crew and then set it on fire. Good job
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@antiputler_news:
Геращенко сообщает, что на окружной города Сновск (старое название - Щорс) заглох танк - тральщик оккупантов. Простые украинские мужчины вытащили танкистов и подожгли танк. Танкисты находятся в безопасности. К ним относятся хорошо. https://t.co/Gd9X21ecpA