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@Xorxox2 As you can see from the high res satellite imagery, it's legit. It was torn to shreds

@UAControlMap Yeah ... And it is legit or AI, as UA is using lots of AI bullshit.

The Rubin-class Izumrud, one crashed into by another Russian boat during the Kerch strait 'incident' back in 2018, has been struck and claimed sank by the Ukrainian Navy with their Sargan-3000 USV

@Xorxox2 @R3pn1xC That's the high res from Ukraine, but if you don't believe it, go get some high res yourself. There are plenty of vendors selling it

@UAControlMap @R3pn1xC So everyone is sharing low res image shared by UA? Why UA does not have high res image?

@Xorxox2 @R3pn1xC It's very real. Go buy some high res and take a look for yourself.

@R3pn1xC @UAControlMap As I said elsewhere. How do you know that photo is legit and not AI? As there are some issues with it. Like for example this part:

Aftermath of the Ukrainian strike on Salavat oil refinery as seen in @planet low res image: 1) ELOU-AVT-6, 6m tons/year primary refining unit 53.4063, 55.9020 2) GO-2 diesel fuel hydrotreating unit 53.4086, 55.8944 3) AVT-4, 4m tons/year primary refining unit 53.4135, 55.8848

@WritingFates @GeoConfirmed Should be, yep!

@GeoConfirmed @UAControlMap Which, I think, makes this the longest range USV kill of the war to date.

Roughly around 44.564728, 37.993238, Gelendzhik, Krasnodar Krai (South-East of Novorossiysk). @GeoConfirmed @UAControlMap

@Xorxox2 Here you go.

@UAControlMap Ok ... And proof is where?

@Xorxox2 @R3pn1xC There have been plenty of FIRMS detections. It is not a reliable way to use for things such as explosions, however it certainly can be useful. FIRMS can also easily blocked by things such as clouds.

@R3pn1xC @UAControlMap Maybe you should watch those videos for yourself. And also explain, why there was no fire registered on FIRMS?

FYI - You'll not see much change on our map because it was already done based alongside geolocations.

Truck park in Luhansk burning after drone strikes

@clement_molin Have fun. Beer is good, vodka is good, be careful they don't give you the entire bottle when you're in a bar, ha.

Happy to be in Kyiv 🇺🇦 for the first time ! Feel free to text me if you are here !

@delfoo Funnels the money into one pocket rather than two !

Russia is so good at self sabotage. In North Ossetia-Alania just as the regional head is trying to negotiate supplies Gazprom Neft to small gas stations the local prosecution is "HELPING" by shutting down over 100 independent gas stations for the smallest violation.

@M0nstas Wet

Should be +1 in GSUA report

They've shown footage of literally dozens of strikes, across many vessels across the Sea of Azov and Kerch, you must not have seen them. Here is the past week telegram.me/robert_magyar/… for 14th July 2026 telegram.me/robert_magyar/… for 13th July 2026 telegram.me/robert_magyar/… for 12th July 2026 telegram.me/robert_magyar/… for 11th July 2026 telegram.me/robert_magyar/… for 10th July 2026 telegram.me/robert_magyar/… for 9th July 2026 telegram.me/robert_magyar/… for 8th July 2026 telegram.me/robert_magyar/… for 7th July 2026

@UAControlMap You mean like they claimed to hit dozens of tankers, only to show video showing actual hit of three, with firms showing no more then five in period of several days?

@MalcontentmentT It's always fun finding the SBU strikes via Sentinel, heh

Follow up on Mala Shyshivka in occupied Donetsk. Appears that the SBU Alpha Unit paid Russian occupiers a visit on 7 July. One building is clearly destroyed, and a second one is likely destroyed, with a probable debris field on the concrete pad. There was also a grass fire. Clouds obscured the site on 11 and 13 July, preventing us from determining if the possible TEL to the south of the buildings was relocated. The site is 23 km from the Russian border and 16.5 km south of the railroad yards in occupied Shakhtarsk. Sentinel-2 L2A July 3 compared to July 8. 47.902698, 38.50942623 @UAControlMap @GeoConfirmed

@M0nstas Indeed, it's worse than that now, the Yevpatoria ones got clomped a few days ago

Crimea before and after SBS age

@TheUnrealGC7 Yes, that's how it appears to us.

@UAControlMap After all that skala breaks OPSEC to try to score points. Such idiocy.

Daily Ukraine map thread for Monday 13th July 2026 Another week begins, and we've added another 179 geolocations to the map today. Ukrainian Unmanned Systems drones continued their campaign against Russian shipping in Crimea and the Sea of Azov, striking even more tankers, ferries and support vessels. That brings the total to 105 confirmed hits in a single week. Most vessels capable of leaving have now either moved south of the Kerch Bridge or withdrawn to Rostov, although around 40 remain. With strikes continuing, there will likely be more to report tonight. An S-400 TEL and a Tor air defence system were also struck. It's remarkable how much the war has changed - there was a time when the destruction of a single S-400 would have dominated headlines. That's now the third one lost this month alone. The SBU also struck an underground storage facility near Armiansk, triggering a large detonation. Footage has yet to be released, but based on available imagery it appears similar to the underground site near Stavky. We'll keep an eye out for confirmation. There's a lot of targets that SBU hit and don't tell anyone, and luckily there's some great OSINTers out there who work their magic with free imagery sources such as Sentinel-2 to figure out "Yes, this entire warehouse complex is destroyed". Infrastructure strikes continue unabated. Rail bridges, trucks, ammunition depots and other logistical targets are being hit with increasing frequency, while fuel and power shortages remain severe across occupied Ukraine. The shift in Ukraine's mid range strike capability compared with this time six months ago is extraordinary. The 123rd Territorial Defence Brigade also landed an unmanned ground vehicle (UGV) on the Kinburn Peninsula, where it happily tootled around for a while as a proof of concept. Meanwhile, the 425th Skala Assault Regiment announced the liberation of several villages in the western Donetsk / Dnipropetrovsk direction. While Skala elements were present, reports indicate the bulk of the fighting was carried out by Air Assault units, which are also believed to have advanced further than has been publicly acknowledged. The joys of Ukrainian in-fighting and attempts to deflect from recent events... Otherwise, we aren't expecting any dramatic shifts in the immediate future. Ukraine's principal challenge remains manpower, while Russia continues to suffer extremely high casualties alongside growing logistical shortages that show little sign of improving. There is still a great deal of war left to fight, and many months of logistics strikes likely lie ahead, but if the current trajectory continues... well, you can make your own mind up.

@HpwWJVafCv83954 x.com/klinger66/stat… Here's the footage

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