The conflict between Russia and Ukraine has escalated again, and the Ukrainian army has used drones to attack many places in Russia at night, and the situation is grim. Russia's downing of a Ukrainian drone raises questions, and the reasons behind it are puzzling. Want to know the details of a drone night strike? Let's look down!
Russia-Ukraine conflict
The Russian-Ukrainian conflict has re-emerged, the Ukrainian army has made strategic progress in multiple directions, and the Russian side has suffered heavy casualties and is facing strong pressure from the Ukrainian army. The Ukrainian side has not only succeeded in blocking the Russian offensive, but has also made strategic progress in several directions, and the situation is becoming more and more serious for Russia.
In particular, the use of Ukrainian drones has made Russia's losses even more heavy. Not only military bases, but also places where the army is stationed have not been spared, and frequent drone attacks have had a great impact on Russia's military morale and material supply.
Ukrainian drone shot down in the Russian direction
Although the attack of Ukrainian drones has caused a lot of damage to Russia, Russia is not without the power to fight back. Recently, a Russian drone was shot down by Russian forces when it was on its way to Ukraine for reconnaissance.
And the video taken by some netizens shows that the situation of Russia shooting down the drone is not satisfactory, the entire plane crashed directly at the location of Russia, and an explosion also occurred at the scene. This situation was puzzling for a while, why did Russia shoot it down, knowing that it was its own drone?
Russian troops use ambulance motorcycles for a "human charge"
And the recent news of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict has come and gone, and the Ukrainian side has not only made strategic progress in the direction of Vovchansk, Kreminna, Bakhmut and other directions.
There was also an exchange of fire with the surrounded Russian soldiers, and there were also cases of mutiny among the Russian soldiers. What is even more surprising is that Ukraine actually began to attack Russia at night, and it was still using drones.
NATO member states approve Rutte as NATO Secretary General
At a time when the conflict between Russia and Ukraine is heating up, the originally high-profile candidate for NATO secretary general has finally been decided. Recently, NATO member states officially approved Rutte as NATO secretary general, which is also the first time since World War II that a Dutch has held this important position.
While Rutte himself said he would try to resolve the tension between NATO and Russia during his tenure, Medvedev mocked him as a "fanatical Russophobe and staunch Atlanticist."
During this time, war reports continued to come from Ukraine, bringing us new information, both the strategic victory of Ukraine and the setback of the Ukrainian army's heavy casualties.
Both countries are doing everything they can to achieve their goals, and both the military and the civilian population are paying a huge price for this conflict.
Ukrainian drone night strike
Ukrainian drones hit several regions of Russia at night
According to the intelligence published by the Ukrainian side, Ukrainian drones have already begun to strike on the territory of Russia, and they are quite large-scale strikes. Ukrainian drones attacked Luhansk, Donetsk and other regions at night, and Russia suffered heavy losses under the bombardment of drones.
So back to the drone that was shot down by Russia mentioned at the very beginning, it is now finally understandable. It turned out that it belonged to Ukraine, and in the process of carrying out the mission, it was interfered with by Russia, but fortunately, this drone has strong anti-fall performance and can climb back into the air after falling.
But if the drone does return to the territory of Ukraine, then it will be difficult for it to carry out its mission, so it is very likely that it was destroyed by its own people, so that the drone can avoid falling into the hands of Russia.
Medvedev taunted Rutte
After Rutte became NATO secretary general, Medvedev's mocking remarks reflected the geopolitical antagonism between Russia and the West, and although the two sides are no longer as cold as they used to be, the contradictions between them still exist.
epilogue
The conflict between Russia and Ukraine is intensifying, and the scene of drone night attacks is shocking. Rutte's appointment as NATO secretary general has sparked ridicule from Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, and the geopolitical struggle has become more and more intense. What are your thoughts on the Russia-Ukraine conflict? Come and leave a message to share!