繁星若塵🇨🇳

@clashreport The first picture is not Xiaomi Su7. The appearance of Xiaomi Su7 is more like a Porsche, and no pictures of the fire scene have been released so far.

Xiaomi SU7 Crash Kills 3 in China Amid Autopilot Concerns A deadly accident involving a Xiaomi SU7 electric vehicle in autopilot mode occurred on March 29 in Tongling, China, killing three university students. • The SU7 was in Navigate on Autopilot (NOA) mode, traveling at 116 km/h before the driver took control and reduced speed to 97 km/h. • The vehicle crashed into a concrete barrier on a road under construction and reportedly caught fire. The driver, not the car’s registered owner, survived. All victims were female students. • Xiaomi is cooperating with authorities and has provided system data for investigation. This is the first major incident involving the SU7 since its 2024 launch. Following the crash, Xiaomi’s shares dropped 5.5% amid safety concerns.

@RealAirPower1 Above 世界和平(Shi Jie He Ping):World peace Down 以德服人(Yi De Fu Ren):Use virtue to convince people

Not sure if it's real, but this patch is definitely interesting—it shows a J-36, the supposed sixth-gen Chinese fighter, with a red dragon holding a YJ-21 ultra long-range hypersonic missile, while taking down a B-21 Raider 😗 Can anyone help with what's written on it?

@janis_ans @front_ukrainian Okay, I see. Thank you for introducing.

@AIMossFxrc @front_ukrainian Zero, since 2022 at least. Baltic states are net importers yes, although it varies. I believe Latvia is the most independent, at least short term, mostly thanks to hydropower, but it often works mainly for balancing. Historically it was back-and forth just like gas was stored LV.

❗️🇱🇻Latvia, 🇱🇹Lithuania and 🇪🇪Estonia are no longer dependent on the energy system of the 🇷🇺Russian Federation and 🇧🇾Belarus - the countries have officially disconnected from the Russian energy grid Now the Baltic countries will be powered by the energy system of Western Europe, connecting through 🇵🇱Poland.

@janis_ans @front_ukrainian So，the Baltic countries mainly import electricity for a long time?How much electricity from Russia accounts for in imported electricity?

@AIMossFxrc @front_ukrainian Slightly. But not because of the change of sources, we are buying predominantly European electricity for a decade and exclusively for the last few years. However, we will need more balancing capabilities, and that, as well as the direct technicalities of the changes add up.

@TheDeadDistrict What is the model of the tank in the fourth picture?

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From Kursk with love. Ural-4320, LC79 APC-SH Fighter2, Т-72AV with KMT-8, T-72B3, T-72AMT, Т-72AB, 2S22 Bogdana SPH on the Tatra Phoenix 8x8 chassis and M1126 Stryker. 1/

@John_A_Ridge Do you have a complete document? Or can you provide me with a source of this document? These technical languages and abbreviations give me headache, but I also want to understand them better. By the way, what does PTL mean? What is the specific direction of PTL in this incident?

@John_A_Ridge Do you have a complete document? Or can you provide me with a source of this document? These technical languages and abbreviations give me headache, but I also want to understand them better. By the way, what does PTL mean? What is the specific direction of PTL in this incident?

@awildtengu @AndreiBtvt So this is an upgraded version of T-72AMT?

@AIMossFxrc @AndreiBtvt Same as RU obr.2022, 2023 and 2024 versions: they are upgrading the gunner sights to thermal version and eliminating the IR searchlight.

Т-90М с знаком △ ВСУ в ходе наступления.

@awildtengu @AndreiBtvt I have considered this possibility, but there are a few questions.Where are the infrared headlights of the T-72AMT? Has it been removed? If so, what does it rely on for night combat?

@AIMossFxrc @AndreiBtvt Interesting photo. Deff not T-80BVM, turret ERA is not the same. Most likely a T-72AMT with some wartime upgrades (tubular turret slat) and instead of rubber screens on the frontal turret ERA they put RPG net from a RU tank. Or an older T-72 version with salvaged bits.

@bayraktar_1love I have a question. Who can tell me what kind of tank this is? Is it T-80BVM?

🔼 T-90M Breakthrough on the Kursk front

@Archer83Able I have a question. Who can tell me what kind of tank this is? Is it T-80BVM?

Apparently, one of the Russian T-90M Proryv tanks captured by the Ukrainians is taking part in the Kursk offensive.

@clashreport I have a question. Who can tell me what kind of tank this is? Is it T-80BVM?

Former Russian T-90M tank, now Ukrainian, in Kurshchyna, Kursk region of Russia.

@front_ukrainian I have a question. Who can tell me what kind of tank this is? Is it T-80BVM?

⚡️🇺🇦Ukrainian military personnel from the 46th Separate Airmobile Brigade repulse the 🇷🇺Russian offensive

@Militarylandnet I have a question. Who can tell me what kind of tank this is? Is it T-80BVM?

📷 A captured T-90M, now in Ukrainian service, is being used in combat against its former owners in Kursk Oblast. #RussiaUkraineWar

@front_ukrainian I think there is a serious expression problem in your post. You shouldn‘t use the passive voice.

⚡️Today is the day of the Air Force of 🇺🇦Ukraine. Over 8,000 targets of the Air Force of Ukraine were destroyed in 2.5 years

@Xentherida @TheDeadDistrict Thank you for your excellent work!

@AIMossFxrc @TheDeadDistrict Using reverse image search I found a VK post from more than 24 hours ago that might be the earliest posting of it online, and includes two additional photos. As for the location it appears to be at Sertolovo, 60.1483118327078, 30.180939771126777. vk.com/wall-123538639…

One of the last remained ruSSian T-90 Obr.1992

@VitaliyTereshc2 @Militarylandnet Oh, this is my problem.I got the wrong one.They look very similar at first glance.

@AIMossFxrc @Militarylandnet Cossack Cross

🛡️ Ukrainian 5th Tank Brigade, the newest tank brigade of Ukrainian Ground Forces, received a new insignia. #UkrainianArmy #5ОТБр