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RT by UAWeapons: Hello All, Before UAW becomes an archive soon, we have received an opportunity to collaborate with a well known organisation to create -made patches. We don’t know what the design could be yet, but all profits would go to Ukrainian civilian causes. Would you be interested?

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RT by UAWeapons: We have a couple of things up our sleeves to reveal, and if anything truly extraordinary happens we may make an exception, but as of a week from today we will be an archive only, and intend eventually to transfer access to the account to another trusted party for posterity.

RT by UAWeapons: Hello All. Whilst UAWeapons has been an outstanding success with much appreciated support; however due to both our personal circumstances this project will come to a close soon. We hope that we have made a positive impact.

R to UAWeapons: These projectiles appear to be relatively new and were manufactured in the 2000s.

Recently, the news that the DPRK started to supply ammunition to the Russian army has become public. Here are the first ever images of what was supplied: 122mm and 152mm HE-FRAG projectiles, which are already being issued to Russian artillerymen.

Ukraine: As we haven’t quite retired yet- a Russian TOS-1A thermobaric multiple rocket launcher was vapourised after being hit by an FPV loitering munition of the Ukrainian 59th Brigade in Pisky, #Donetsk Oblast.

R to UAWeapons: ...and no, that does not mean we are back. We said one week.

Ukraine: Well, something extraordinary happened- the remains of M39 missiles (Made in 1996 and 1997) of the MGM-140A ATACMS Block I system used by Ukrainian forces against Berdyansk AB. This variant has a range of 165km, inertial guidance, and carries 950 M74 submunitions.

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Ukraine: The first confirmed loss of a Russian BTR-50 APC- this one was destroyed during the ongoing offensive on Avdiivka, #Donetsk Oblast. A damaged T-64BV can be seen nearby too. The Russian troops started to receive these rather old APCs in February of this year.

Ukraine: A Russian T-72AV tank with a cope cage and a BTR-80 armored personnel carrier were destroyed by the Ukrainian army near Avdiivka, #Donetsk Oblast. Another BTR-80 APC can be seen damaged too.

Ukraine: Returning to the bridge near Yasynuvata, #Donetsk Oblast- not only the bridge, but also a Russian tank, two MT-LB armored vehicles and a MT-12 anti-tank gun were destroyed there. It is not yet known how the bridge was blown up.