Ukraine War Update NEWS: Addendum - AP's Loss Data, Belgorod Building
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Topic ID | Topic Title | Timestamp |
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1 | Hello Team | 00:00-00:26⏩ |
2 | Belgorod Building Strike | 00:26-04:41⏩ |
3 | Andrew Perpetua's Loss Statistics | 04:41-07:32⏩ |
4 | Wrap up | 07:32-07:32⏩ |
"The explosion pattern indicates an explosion from inside the building."
Hello Team
🎦 00:00-00:26⏩
Jonathan introduces the addendum video explaining that he had missed Andrew Perpetua's daily loss statistics by a few minutes. He will go through this as an addendum to his previous video. He also notes that he will be discussing the strike on the building in Belgorod.
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Belgorod Building Strike
🎦 00:26-04:41⏩
Jonathan analyses footage from the building strike in Belgorod, where a roof collapsed. He questions the presence of rescuers at the time of the explosion and the possibility of it being staged. He highlights the explosion pattern, suggesting an internal blast rather than a missile strike from Ukraine. Jonathan considers various scenarios:
- Gas explosion: Possible but the magnitude of the explosion raises doubts.
- Ukrainian strike: Unlikely due to the explosion originating inside the building and the improbable trajectory required for a missile to hit from the back.
- Russian false flag operation: Plausible, especially considering past incidents like the 1999 Moscow apartment bombings. The FSB's alleged presence in the building prior to the explosion adds weight to this theory.
- Russian accidental strike: Also possible, as there have been instances of Russian bombs landing on their own territory.
Jonathan concludes that the most likely explanations are either a Russian false flag operation or an accidental strike by Russian forces.
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Andrew Perpetua's Loss Statistics
🎦 04:41-07:32⏩
Jonathan analyses Andrew Perpetua's latest loss data, noting that the figures indicate parity between Ukrainian and Russian losses, a concerning sign for Ukraine. He observes a significant number of destroyed vehicles of unknown origin due to the extent of the damage. Ukrainian Losses:
- Two Mi-24 helicopters destroyed at a forward operating base (reportedly by a Russian Iskander strike).
- An Estrella-10 air defence system destroyed.
- Several Starlink systems, a few boats damaged.
- A BM-21 Grad multiple launch rocket system destroyed.
- A Bohdana self-propelled howitzer taken out by a Lancet loitering munition.
- An abandoned M1 Abrams tank hit by Krasnopol laser-guided artillery.
- A YPR-765 and an M113 armoured personnel carrier destroyed.
Jonathan expresses concern over the loss of the two Mi-24 helicopters and the short-range air defence system. He highlights the unknown vehicles, suggesting they could be significant losses for Ukraine. Russian Losses:
- A Buk-M2 air defence system destroyed.
- Several surveillance and communication vehicles destroyed.
- An IMR-3M armoured engineering vehicle and a BREM-1 armoured recovery vehicle destroyed.
- A TOS-1 thermobaric launcher and a BM-21 Grad multiple launch rocket system destroyed.
- Several T-80 and T-72 tanks of various variants destroyed.
- Numerous infantry fighting vehicles, armoured personnel carriers, UAZ-452 vehicles, and motorcycles destroyed.
Jonathan acknowledges the loss of valuable equipment by Russia, particularly the tanks. However, he reiterates that the Ukrainian losses, especially the helicopters and air defence system, are more significant.
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Wrap up
🎦 07:32-07:32⏩
Jonathan concludes the addendum video, apologising for missing the information in his previous update and bidding his viewers farewell.
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