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AAArrg,...AroyoBob, I was just about to post that. Yeah, VK.com is like the Russian version of Facebook, and probably filled with all kinds of venarial computer viruses.



Russian ASVK-M sniper rifle with a Cncgc suppressor and Dedal scope.

So,...Sweden apparently sent a bunch of these M45 Carl Gustavs.


When you're a mere journalist covering the invasion of your country, but you and the unit you're attached to sneak up on drunk Russians and steal their BMP-1 from directly under their noses just 100 meters from the Russian border itself.


Is that a gold-plated suppressor? Nope, just a bare one that got very hot.


Another liberated AK12, but at least this one is sporting an optic.

The M14s are showing up suddenly. They've been around. But now that the focus of the war is in the south, where it is much like Kansas,...open and relatively flat without much cover,...battle rifles are coming into their own there and are in demand.

Another Swedish K. Suddenly they have appeared throughout the land.

AK74s and AK47s are the most common rifles in Ukraine, but there are a smattering of RPKs as well.


FN has really come through and cleaned out their inventory of unsold rifles systems to donate to Ukraine. The FNCs showed up first, followed by SCAR-Ls and a few SCAR-Hs. And now we are beginning to see F2000s.


Most dogs employed by armies are used as Fur Missiles. But Squirrel here, found as a month-old puppy in February at the start of the war, now a seasoned veteran in Ukraine's 123rd Territorial Defense Brigade. As said of many dogs, she senses imminent shelling & starts barking before Russian incoming. When Squirrel loses her schit,...get your butt under cover!

Here is the President of Poland posing with a Ukrainian team and their new Polish Grot rifles.


40mm GP-25 'Kostyor' under-barrel grenade launcher, converted to a standalone grenade launcher with various modifications by #Ukrainian Combatants.The modifications apparently include a sling, locally-added grip & foregrip and a craft-produced stock.


This Ukrainian sniper has a McMillan TAC50.


Photos of SSO and FSB Special Purpose Center equipment being used in Ukraine at a museum in Tula. The first FLAK has the patch of SSO's Kubinka-2 unit as well as AK-74M, AK-12, AK-205, and AK-105 rifles.

Our leadership wouldn't go near our troops while they were armed and there is polands president posing with foreign troops with loaded weapons.... never thought I would be jealous of other countries

More FN F2000s showing up.

Surplus U.S. M9 pistols have now reached the Ukrainians.

Donbas separatists still using old PTRD-41 anti-materiel rifles against Ukraine. A 14.5mm round will still make for a bad day on any truck and even some APCs.

Russian mercenaries, members of Wagner Group,...Russia's own Nazis sent in to "denazify" Ukraine's supposed Nazis. Here, they are in Izyum, posing with a couple of AK74s.


Another Mosin issued to another poor dumb Donbas bastard.

Suppressed Stechkins for doing close in work


More M4s with M320s and ACOGs




Miniature motorized Maxim, and a DP28.

Another suppressed Malyuk. They're everywhere.


These are crates of Ukrainian-manufactured .338 LAPUA MAG, made by UKROP. UKROP is also the name of the Ukrainian political party Ukrainian Association Of Patriots that formed after the Euromaidan Revolution in 2014.




Tavors and Savage 110s in 338 Lapua seen with Ukrainian SF.


Suppressors being made for the war effort at a small independent shop.




Ukrainian Rapid Operational Response Unit/Корпус Оперативно-Раптової Дії (KORD) operative armed with AKS-74U 5.45x39 mm carbine. The carbine is equipped with Aimpoint CompM2 Red-Dot Sight & FAB Defence accessories.

2 more SIG Virtus rifles with Forward Observation Group troopers.




And another DP28. Ukrainians love DP.