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RandomGuy kirjutas: ↑24 Juun, 2024 12:16

navigator kirjutas: ↑23 Juun, 2024 17:35 ti8lade õhutõrje lasi midagi alla Sevastoopoli juures. Kogu see kupatus kukkus alla rahvast täis rannale.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BeycjP2CZwo

Ainukesed fotod nendest rusudest näitavad väidetavalt Tor-i 9M330 õhutõrje raketi jäänuseid.
https://x.com/igorsushko/status/1805145432592666703

See ATACMS-i alla laskmise jutt mida ka Delfi sõjapäeviku artiklis pasundati, on ilmselt Vene propa...

rain128 kirjutas: ↑25 Juun, 2024 19:09 Video järgi läks neil isegi hästi, jäägi kukkusid niisama alla, ilma plahvatamata

pwn13 kirjutas: ↑25 Juun, 2024 16:41 Tundub et ikka atacams sai millegiga pihta ja pildus soolikad välja

pwn13 kirjutas: ↑25 Juun, 2024 16:41 Tundub et ikka atacms sai millegiga pihta ja pildus soolikad välja
https://x.com/nexta_tv/status/1805587164341686667

salusoft kirjutas: ↑25 Juun, 2024 19:48

rain128 kirjutas: ↑25 Juun, 2024 19:09 Video järgi läks neil isegi hästi, jäägi kukkusid niisama alla, ilma plahvatamata

Videost on näha, et kassetid siiski plahvatasid, aga seda "4x200 ja 150x300" pole küll kusagilt otsast näha.

Aspelund kirjutas: ↑25 Juun, 2024 21:45 Kas keegi on midagi lähemalt kuulnud jutu kohta, et Musta mere kohal võeti alla mingi USA droon?

salusoft kirjutas: ↑25 Juun, 2024 19:48

rain128 kirjutas: ↑25 Juun, 2024 19:09 Video järgi läks neil isegi hästi, jäägi kukkusid niisama alla, ilma plahvatamata

Videost on näha, et kassetid siiski plahvatasid, aga seda "4x200 ja 150x300" pole küll kusagilt otsast näha.

US Embassy in Ukraine reports the death of its attaché in Kyiv

"We can confirm the death of a U.S. government employee who worked under the direction of the Chief of Mission at the Embassy in Kyiv. We are unable to provide further comment for confidentiality reasons," the embassy said in a comment to RBC-Ukraine.

U.S. Embassy staffer has been found dead in Ukraine's capital, according to local media.

The body of the unnamed embassy attaché was found Tuesday at Kyiv's Hilton Hotel, online newspaper Strana UA reported Wednesday, citing law enforcement sources.

Ukrainian news outlet New Voice (NV), citing unnamed sources, also reported that the attaché's body was found at the city's Hilton Hotel on Tuesday.

U.S. State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller later confirmed the death, saying during a Wednesday press conference that a U.S. government employee who had been working in Kyiv.

"I hate to even bring this up—but I know sometimes conspiracies theories spin out of control—that it is our understanding that he died of natural causes, and there's no sign of foul play," Miller said.

"Yesterday at about 11:00 a.m. the body of an attaché of the U.S. Embassy was found in a hotel room. No signs of violence were found on the body. The man arrived in Ukraine on June 15," one source said, Strana UA reported.

"According to medical data provided by the U.S. Embassy, ​​the man suffered from high cholesterol," a source added, according to the report.

Strana offered no further details.

NV said that there were no signs of bodily injury and that the hotel room's door was closed from the inside.

"No autopsy was performed—the body was taken by the U.S. Embassy. It is known that the man had high cholesterol levels," NV reported.

In March, four unnamed sources told Foreign Policy magazine that the U.S. State Department was planning to deploy as many as 30 to 40 diplomats to the U.S. Embassy in Kyiv to give officials, including Ambassador Bridget Brink, more flexibility to travel around the region.

The magazine said approximately 100 to 200 U.S. diplomats and military personnel were at the embassy, which has been described as overstretched and understaffed amid the war.

The U.S. State Department currently advises American citizens to not travel to Ukraine because of the ongoing war and "active armed conflict."

"Those choosing to remain in Ukraine should exercise caution due to the potential for military attacks, crime, civil unrest, and consult the Department's latest security alerts," the department said in its latest travel advisory, updated on May 22, 2023.

"The security situation in Ukraine remains unpredictable," it continued. "There are continued reports of Russian forces and their proxies singling out U.S. citizens in Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine for detention, interrogation, or harassment because of their nationality."