Ukraine-Russia Conflict: Latest News and Updates on Air Force Attacks, Losses, and Technology

2024-02-11 15:33:00

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    Russia’s air force is weakened following a Ukrainian attack in Crimea. Nevertheless, there are numerous new drone attacks. News ticker regarding the Ukraine war.

    • More important Ukraine blow on the Cream: According to intelligence, Russia’s air force is weakened
    • Ukraine reports new ones Attacks: Russia attacks several parts of the country with drones
    • Russia’s losses in the Ukraine war: Kiev publishes new figures
    • The information processed here comes from international media and news agencies, but also from the warring parties Russia and Ukraine and their allies. In particular, the information on losses suffered by the armies involved in the Ukrainian war cannot be independently verified.

    Update from February 11th, 4:30 p.m.: Also on Sunday, Ukraine reported significant losses for Russia in the Ukraine war. In total, almost 400,000 soldiers have now been killed or injured.

    • Soldiers: 395.200 (+930)
    • Panzer: 6406 (+12)
    • Armored fighting vehicles: 11.956 (+14)
    • Artilleriesysteme: 9475 (+16)
    • Airplanes: 332
    • Helicopter: 325
    • Drones: 7257 (+22)
    • Air defense systems: 666
    • Ships/Boats: 24
    • Automotive equipment and tank trucks: 12592 (+13)
    • U-Boot: 1
    • Multiple rocket launchers: 981
    • Those: Ukrainian General Staff dated February 11, 2024. The information regarding Russian losses comes from the Ukrainian army. They cannot be independently verified. Russia itself does not provide any information regarding its own losses in the Ukraine war.

    New technology in the Ukraine war: Russia should use Starlink

    Update from February 11th, 4:15 p.m.: Russia’s army is apparently using technology from billionaire Elon Musk in the Ukraine war. According to information from the Ukrainian secret service, the Starlink satellite communication system is to be used in the occupied territories of Ukraine. The authority also released an audio file that is said to come from the occupied side of the front area. A man’s voice can be heard saying, among other things, in Russian: “Starlink works, there is internet.”

    Russia lacks health workers in the Ukraine war: shortages lead to shortages

    Update from February 11th, 1:05 p.m.: Russia apparently lacks health workers, among other things because of the war in Ukraine. The Russian Ministry of Health announced in November that the medical sector was short of around 26,500 doctors and 58,200 nurses, the British Ministry of Defense said in its intelligence update on the Ukraine war.

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    There are signs that the war in Ukraine is contributing to this shortage, the British said. Shortly following the partial mobilization in September 2022, up to two percent of Russian medical and health personnel left the country to avoid being called up. In addition, up to 3,000 medical personnel have likely been mobilized to assist with medical care at the front.

    Zelensky continues to rebuild Ukraine’s military

    Update from February 11th, 12:20 p.m.: The restructuring of the Ukrainian military leadership continues: President Volodymyr Zelenskyj has appointed the former Deputy Defense Minister Alexander Pavlyuk as the new commander of the land forces. The presidential office published a corresponding decree today.

    Pavlyuk succeeds Colonel General Olexander Syrsky, who was appointed the new commander-in-chief of the armed forces a few days ago. Zelensky exchanged several other high-ranking military officers, including in the territorial defense and airborne troops.

    On Thursday (February 8), Zelensky dismissed Valeriy Zalushny as the previous commander in chief of the armed forces. The move followed weeks of speculation regarding the general, who was popular with the army and the population. Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev unleashed a tirade of disgust at the new commander.

    Russia’s air force stumbles following important strike in Ukraine – British expect fatal mistakes

    Sevastopol – A strike by Ukraine once morest the Russian Belbek air base on the Crimean peninsula might have serious consequences for Russia. This is what the British secret service writes in a current situation assessment on X (formerly Twitter). The attack hit the bunker of a radar control system that coordinates the Russian army’s air force. The Ukrainian attack might potentially cause pilots in Russia’s air force to make mistakes, it is said.

    Russian fighter jets land at Belbek air base in Crimea. © Sergei Malgavko/Imago

    “It is almost certain that Russia’s ability to coordinate its activities in the Black Sea region is declining,” writes the British Ministry of Defense regarding the serious attack on the Russian radar system in Crimea. Although the Russian Defense Ministry claimed following the attack on January 31 that it had prevented the Ukrainian attack in Crimea and shot down all 20 of Ukraine’s missiles, at least the radar site bunker was apparently hit. It is said that the burden on the already heavily used combat aircraft fleet will increase even further.

    The airfield is actually considered to be well defended once morest Ukraine attacks during the war

    The Russian Air Force is extremely dependent on ground control stations to coordinate its resources and attacks, the intelligence report added. If Ukraine succeeds in carrying out more such attacks in Crimea, the British say this would certainly have an even more massive impact on Russia’s pilots.

    The Ukrainian newspaper Kyiv Post reported following the attack “perhaps the most ambitious and complex Ukrainian airstrike of the war to date.” The Belbek military air base is the most developed and supposedly best defended Russian air base in the Black Sea region.

    Ukraine reports new Russian drone attacks

    But Russia’s air strikes in the Ukraine war are not letting up: Ukraine reported dozens of Russian drone attacks once more on Sunday night. Of the total of 45 projectiles, 40 were blocked in different parts of the country, the Ukrainian Air Force announced on Sunday morning (February 11). The regions affected were Odessa, Kherson, Mykolaiv and Kiev, among others.

    In Kiev, which is well equipped with air defense systems thanks to Western help, all drones might have been shot down in time, it was said. According to the authorities, there were no casualties or damage there. There was initially no information regarding the attacks on other parts of the country.

    Seven people dead in Kharkiv – Ukraine declares a day of mourning in the war once morest Russia

    Meanwhile, in the eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, a day of mourning was declared for Sunday following a serious attack. A total of seven people were killed in Kharkiv on Saturday night when combat drones hit a fuel depot and set numerous residential buildings on fire. A family with three children was also among the dead. Her story also caused horror outside Ukraine.

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