Former IS1, Firefighter, Conductor, work cited in Telegraph, The Warzone, Gcaptain, Task & Purpose, SIC Notícias, Visegrád 24, Texty UA, Kyiv Post, Newsweek
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For those that don't know WAFFLE is an acronym that stands for 
The European mind cannot comprehend that a Breakfast Food Chain has its own devoted intelligence center that probably has more resources than half of NATO.
The Red Sea Eternal Flame as 
Video was originally uploaded September 30th by a Russian telegram channel which accurately States that the bomb deployed was a ODAB-1500. 
Will this suddenly stop Russia's advance? And will Ukraine all of a sudden be able to start retaking large swaths of land? No, this will do is significantly degrade Russian combat capabilities resulting in decreased abilities to advance make the decisions on ending offensive operations and go back on the defense to preserve resources or make the decisions, you significantly reduce resources in certain sectors to sustain offensive operations in another, thus leaving the depleted sector vulnerable by being ill-equipped to sustain operational tempos
Toropets South Ammunition Depot has a total of 71 buildings 
The reported attacks at Khomutovka are something keeping an eye on this is the intersection for the primary Russian GLOC to Rylsk and if Ukrainian forces reach 
Thank you every Russian leader since Lenin for pursuing a 100% electrified rail infrastructure project and thank you Tzarist Russia for making an overly centralized rail network centered completely from Moscow because you were so afraid of the Russian Far East, becoming a little too independent and you wanted to make them wholly reliant on the Kremlin to keep them in line.
The MTO Brigades are Russia's logistical support to bring supplies from rail hubs to the front ground forces. As highlighted in many papers over the years for a century and a half the Russian army is a railway army and in order to sustain deep operations, and offensive operations it relys of rail with last mile done by truck and is effectively limited to stay preferably within 45 mi of a rail line so that the MTO brigades can most effectively Ferry supplies to the front. Beyond that there is reduced capacity to move supplies. The glaring issue with the eventual counter attack in Kursk in is that they will be operating at around 80 miles or more from a rail line at the current Ukrainian FLOT which logistically speaking for Russia is not ideal in staging and conducting a counter offensive because their supply lines will be stretched thin. 
Perhaps go read up on the ZHV and the MTO brigades. Or really look at any of Russia's military logistical doctrine that really hasn't had drastic change since the Cold War in those exercises that they did right before invading, Ukraine and Belarus that was with the MTO brigades to try and iron out issues.
Nice part is you can't really shut this thing off. A lot of those defect detectors and the signal sensors are automated. The only way you're shutting it off is if you go out there and rip the whole system apart. Which they're not going to do because that's insanely expensive and creates insane risk and safety issues for both passenger and freight rail and would leave trains out on the track completely blind as to what's in front of them so you can't really shut it off
UPDATE: Belaya is likely under Ukrainian control. 
