Russia Blew Up Estonian Gas Pipeline | Russia Lost 100 Armored Units | Ukrainian War Update
Video Summary
A gas pipeline between Estonia and Finland was blown up, with Russia suspected of being the perpetrator. Meanwhile, in Ukraine, 91 Russian infantry fighting vehicles were knocked out, and Ukrainian forces successfully repelled a Russian attack in the eastern and northern fronts. The Russian commander’s decision to launch a large-scale offensive operation in the area was likely motivated by logistical issues and the need to relieve their southern front. Additionally, a Russian Su-25 fighter jet was shot down in the vicinity of Diva. The video also touches on the Estonian Navy’s comments on the damage to the pipeline and the potential involvement of Russian special forces. Finally, the video mentions the Ukrainian army’s ambush of a Russian truck supply truck and the potential involvement of US special forces in rescuing American citizens being held by a Russian-backed group in Israel.
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