Dragavon

https://www.kyivpost.com/opinion/75274

https://www.nrk.no/urix/russiske-medier_-rekordmange-ukrainske-droner-skutt-ned-1.17869466

READ 💬: On the night of April 28, 2026, Ukraine’s Special Operations Forces (SOF) executed a precision strike against a secretive Russian missile storage facility in occupied Crimea. The operation targeted several Iskander operational-tactical missile systems concealed at a former Soviet-era missile base near the settlement of Ovrazhky, located approximately 40 kilometers east of Simferopol. This mission represents a significant blow to Russia's ability to launch rapid, short-range ballistic missile strikes against Ukrainian cities and frontline positions. The strike was the result of a coordinated effort between elite "Middle Strike" drone units and the local underground resistance movement. By hitting these high-value targets in their reinforced shelters, Ukraine has once again demonstrated that even the most "secure" Russian staging areas are within reach of its evolving unmanned fleet. The Challenge of the "Iskander Nest" 🔻 The Iskander system is one of Russia’s most dangerous weapons. These mobile launchers fire ballistic missiles that can reach their targets in a matter of minutes, leaving very little time for air defenses to react. To protect these expensive assets from aerial surveillance and strikes, the Russian military repurposed a former Cold War-era base. The site at Ovrazhky was originally designed to house Soviet R-5 medium-range missiles. It features reinforced concrete bunkers that are between 40 and 60 centimeters thick, further protected by a heavy layer of soil on top. These "hardened" structures were specifically intended to withstand traditional artillery or aerial bombardment. However, as the April 28 strike proved, these concrete "nests" are no longer impenetrable. Breakthrough Drone Technology 🔻 The success of the mission relied on a new generation of Ukrainian "bunker-busting" drones. According to reports from Defense Express, the SOF utilized FP-2 drones manufactured by the Ukrainian company Fire Point. To defeat the thick concrete of the Soviet bunkers, these middle-strike-class drones were fitted with massive 105-kilogram warheads. Unlike standard tactical drones that carry small explosives, these "heavy" drones were navigated with extreme precision to strike the weakest points of the shelters. Footage released by the SOF showed the drones punching through the concrete and soil layers to detonate inside the bays where the Iskander launchers were stored. Fire Point has already announced plans to further increase these warheads to 150 kilograms by moving fuel tanks into the wings, signaling that Ukraine is preparing to target even more heavily fortified Russian bunkers. The Role of the Resistance 🔻 This strike was not just a victory of technology, but also of intelligence. The location of the hidden Iskanders was confirmed by activists from the "Atesh" resistance movement operating inside Crimea. These local volunteers monitored the facility for weeks, recording the exact moments when missiles were launched from the site. This real-time ground intelligence allowed the Ukrainian military to wait for the perfect moment when the launchers were back in their shelters for refueling or maintenance. By striking the missiles while they were "at home," Ukraine ensured that both the expensive machinery and the specialized crews were taken out of action simultaneously. Strategic Consequences in the Black Sea 🔻 The destruction of Iskander systems at Ovrazhky has immediate tactical benefits. These missiles were frequently used to target port infrastructure in Odesa and command centers across southern Ukraine. By "degrading" these systems, Ukraine is creating a safer environment for its own logistical and naval operations in the Black Sea. Furthermore, this strike forces Russia to reconsider its storage strategy. If reinforced Soviet bunkers are no longer safe, Russian commanders may be forced to move their missile units even further away from the front lines. This increases the "transit time" for the launchers, making them more vulnerable to detection as they move along open roads to reach their firing positions. The drone strike on the Ovrazhky missile base is a landmark achievement for Ukraine’s Special Operations Forces. By combining local resistance intelligence with heavy, bunker-piercing drone technology, Ukraine has successfully eliminated a major strategic threat and proven that no amount of concrete can hide Russian assets from precision unmanned attacks.

NRK.

https://www.dagbladet.no/bok/vet-at-russland-er-fortidas-fange/84508327

https://www.vg.no/nyheter/i/JOneJ7/kim-jong-un-hyller-unge-soldater-bomber-og-flammer

Hmmm 🤔 Kanskje Fico ser at det ikkje går russlands vei lenger? rottene forlater skipet?

Var ikkje så spennende når du ikkje skjønner språket 😇 video_2026-05-02_14-28-29.mp4

https://www.vg.no/sport/i/gk3nVq/tidligere-formel-1-foerer-og-paralympics-vinner-doed

Skikkelig feel good video 🥰

https://euromaidanpress.com/2026/05/01/finland-already-builds-drones-with-a-ukrainian-partner-joining-the-drone-coalition-is-the-next-step/

Nettavisen om Tuapse. https://www.nettavisen.no/nyheter/ukraina-angriper-tuapse-russisk-oljeraffineri-i-brann-igjen/s/5-95-3013966

Dritt at russerene får tak i en hel drone 😞

https://khpg.org/en/1608815715

https://www.dagogtid.no/samfunn/krigslukka-har-snudd-for-ukraina/677864

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c1d9wvd2e4ro

https://newsukraine.rbc.ua/interview/doing-everything-to-please-trump-didn-t-deliver-1777525002.html

https://www.kyivpost.com/post/75054 https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2026/04/30/8032464/ https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2026/04/28/mitch-mcconnell-congress-funded-ukraine-pentagon-is-stalling/ Så er spørsmålet om vi kan tru på det Hegseth seier?

Trump vil altså fortsatt prøve å tvinge Ukraina til kapitulasjon 🤬