Strike of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation on Morozovsk airfield. Photos of destroyed ammunition depots appeared
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Strike of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation on Morozovsk airfield. Photos of destroyed ammunition depots appeared

Strike of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation on Morozovsk airfield. Photos of destroyed ammunition depots appeared
Source:  online.ua

As a result of the attack of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation on the Morozovsk airfield in the Rostov region of the Russian Federation on August 3, the ammunition depot of the Russian army was destroyed. Alleged photos have appeared on the network that confirm this.

Points of attention

  • The Armed Forces hit the Morozovsk airfield in the Rostov region of the Russian Federation, destroying the ammunition depot of the Russian army.
  • Photos of the destroyed warehouse appeared on the network, confirming the probable results of the attack.
  • As a result of the strike, the destruction of the Su-34 fighter-bomber and other aviation equipment of the Russian Federation was also confirmed.
  • Ukrainian forces completed the task by interacting with intelligence and the armed forces, inflicting significant blows on enemy equipment and infrastructure.

What does the destroyed warehouse in Morozovsk look like after the attack of the Armed Forces

In the published photos, you can see the entire warehouse of ammunition destroyed.

Some on the network have doubts about the contents of the destroyed warehouse in Morozovsk. I am uploading additional photos, says the message with the photo.

Attack on the Morozovsk airfield of the Russian Federation on August 3

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine confirmed that on August 3, the Defense Forces struck the Morozovsk airfield, namely the warehouses with ammunition, where, in particular, guided aerial bombs were stored.

The information regarding the destruction of anti-aircraft and enemy aviation equipment is being clarified. The task was carried out by the forces and means of the Security Service of Ukraine and the Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine in cooperation with the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The Defense Forces also attacked a number of oil depots and fuel and lubricant storage facilities of the Russian occupiers in the Belgorod, Kursk, and Rostov regions.

As a result, at least two tanks with petroleum products caught fire.

Subsequently, as reported in the Ukrainian intelligence service, a Su-34 fighter-bomber was destroyed as a result of fire damage to the Russian military airfield "Morozovsk".

Two more Russian planes of the same type were probably damaged by debris - near the sides were recorded explosions.

In addition, the enemy's aviation arsenal was completely destroyed. From the secondary detonation of Russian munitions, large areas of burnt earth can be seen on the territory of the airfield and around it.

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Hungarians receive false information from the authorities regarding Ukraine's accession to the EU

The Hungarian government
Source:  European truth

The Hungarian government, along with ballots for a "survey" of Hungarians about Ukraine's membership in the EU, has spread its counterarguments, which are based on manipulation and outright lies.

Points of attention

  • The Hungarian government is spreading false arguments and manipulation tactics to create a negative perception of Ukraine's accession to the EU among Hungarians.
  • The counterarguments provided by Budapest lack scientific support and are based on blatant lies, aiming to influence public opinion.
  • Ukraine's adoption of European norms is a requirement for EU accession, debunking claims such as the threat of the Ukrainian mafia infiltrating Europe, as presented by the Hungarian government.

Orban is being manipulated on the issue of Ukraine's accession to the EU

Hungarian government spokesman Zoltan Kovacs announced on March 29 that Hungarians had begun sending out ballots for a "survey" along with an information sheet outlining seven "risks" of Ukraine's accession to the EU from Budapest's perspective.

The first risk is that in the event of Ukraine's membership, Hungary will allegedly lose EU funding, "and all the money will go to Ukraine" (why "all" is not explained).

In addition, Brussels is calling for huge joint borrowing, which indicates that we will all become debtors together due to Ukraine's accession, says the Hungarian government video (which also does not explain what kind of borrowing is involved and how it is related to Ukraine).

Other "risks", according to Hungary, are related to the fact that Ukraine is a huge producer of agricultural products, so after accession "all EU funds will go to Ukrainian farmers", and the European market will be "open to low-quality, genetically modified Ukrainian goods".

At the same time, the Hungarian government ignores the fact that accession to the European Union requires Ukraine to adopt all European norms, including in the field of agriculture, so this statement is a blatant lie.

The Hungarian government spokesman also claims, without evidence, that Ukraine was "the center of drug trafficking and organized crime in Eastern Europe" even "before the war," so "accession to the EU will open the way for the Ukrainian mafia to enter Europe, and therefore Hungary."

Budapest's other arguments are that after Ukraine joins the EU, Ukrainians, as a cheap labor force, will "threaten jobs and pensions" in the European Union.

Ukrainians will also threaten public health because "there is no mandatory vaccination in Ukraine" (in fact, there is mandatory vaccination in Ukraine), and "Ukraine's hasty accession to the EU" will jeopardize the payment of the so-called 13th pension by the Orban government.

Such polls do not actually have legal force, and only a small percentage of Hungarian voters (up to 30%) actually participate in them. At the same time, Orbán's government often refers to the results of such polls as evidence that its policies have public support.

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Watch: Ukrainian F-16 pilot reveals combat features for the first time

Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
Ukrainian F-16

On March 26, the Air Force released the first interview with a Ukrainian F-16 fighter pilot, who talks about combat missions, tactics of use, and a powerful team that has successfully mastered Western technology and new approaches to its application.

Points of attention

  • Get a unique perspective from a Ukrainian F-16 fighter pilot on combat missions and tactics in this exclusive interview.
  • Learn about the success rate of Ukrainian forces with Western technology, hitting targets with over 80% accuracy, including various types of missiles.
  • Explore how Ukrainian intelligence forces adapt quickly to receive up-to-date data, ensuring effective strikes at tactical depth.

Almost every missile hits its target — Ukrainian F-16 pilot

The pilot, whose identity is not being disclosed at this time, says that almost every day, F-16 fighter pilots perform more than one or two flights to defeat the enemy behind the line of combat contact, on the territory of the Russian Federation, on the territory temporarily occupied by the Russians. Falcon pilots also perform flights to cover other combat brothers (MiG-29, Su-27, Su-24, Su-25).

The pilot notes that the effectiveness of using Western equipment by Ukrainian soldiers, both ground and air, is very high.

Almost every missile hits its target… More than 80% of the missiles we launch hit their target. They destroy both Shaheds and sea-based, air-based and land-based cruise missiles. We know the targets in advance, our intelligence works quite well, even despite the media spreading the rumor that we don’t receive intelligence data…

We can say that our intelligence forces adapt very quickly, we receive up-to-date data... Currently, we can only strike at tactical depth, but the effectiveness of these strikes is very high: if we want, our bomb will fly into someone's window.

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