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Missile strike on the Tuapse oil refinery in Russia. Based on the video/sound recordings it's believed this strike was made with an extended range version of the Ukrainian built Neptune cruise missile, which normally has a 150kg warhead. Zelensky confirmed it has entered combat use, without confirming which targets.

https://video.nostr.build/588a50f259564d36d4d27f9c05b49b36d4bf7fdce86f573e3a0ec14b520f1227.mp4

https://video.nostr.build/488ad6ebea67b8e850f404343556f2f4958a7d4a895ba2f4cc44efb1c9cd7320.mp4

A far more effective type of sanction than trying to apply AML/KYC to Bitcoin wallets...

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War Monitor 9mo ago

Judging by the footage, compared to yesterday, the fire has expanded its reach and is now engulfing other tanks.

Peter Todd 9mo ago

Nice! That's great news.

Peter Todd 9mo ago

If Ukraine can successfully build these things in hidden basement workshops, stopping production is going to be hard.

The engines are Ukrainian made turbofans too – Ukraine has a much more sophisticated manufacturing industry than many realize.

Augustus Cato 9mo ago

A dark irony of this war is that during the Soviet Union, Ukraine was the manufacturing hub for the weapons systems that the Russia military still uses.

This war will end being a battle between different eras of Ukrainian weaponry.

Dmitry Medvedev 9mo ago

150kg warhead?! 🫡

Peter Todd 9mo ago

That's actually not that much. The Taurus has a 480kg warhead: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taurus_KEPD_350

Tomahawks are about 450kg.

Still, fortunately for Ukraine they can win this war by taking out relatively easy to kill economic targets in Russia; the entire Russian economy and every Russian “civilean" working for it is a valid target.

Dmitry Medvedev 9mo ago

Who use wikipedia? 🤡