An episode of a mass attack by Russian kamikaze drones "Geran-2" on the Ukrainian seaport of Reni in the Odessa region, on the border with Romania. Some of the drones "Geran-2" are shot down by aviation and air defense of Ukraine, an episode of this is shown in the second part of the video. According to Ukrainian media, 15-20 explosions were heard in the port. In the video, a Ukrainian helicopter Mi-24, Soviet-made, fires from 12.7-mm machine guns YakB-12.7 at the Russian drone "Geran-2".
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Footage of attacks by Russian FPV drones "Prince Vandal Novgorodsky", controlled via fiber optic cable, on a Ukrainian Leopard 2A6 tank stuck in a trench. In reality, the Ukrainian tank hit in the video is a Leopard 2A4 tank. The Leopard 2A6 tank began to be produced in Germany in 1997, based on the Leopard 2A5 tank. The Ukrainian version of the tank is reinforced with dynamic protection. The video was filmed near the village of Pobeda, in the Kurakhovsky direction. The Vandal drones attacked not only the tank, but also the crew, who abandoned the tank. One crew member tried to take cover under the tank, the second ran to the dugout, the episode was partially cut from the video.
An episode of the battle of the Russian 6th Separate Guards Motor Rifle Lisichansk Cossack Brigade. The video shows the use of, presumably, a T-72 tank with Tsar-Mangal protection during the assault on a Ukrainian army stronghold near the village of Verkhnekamenskoye, in the Seversky direction of the Donbass. Judging by the video, this time the Russian Tsar-Mangal protection was also effective. The Russian tank is attacked by Ukrainian drones, but they are unable to cause critical damage to it. The video also shows that Russian soldiers are using motorcycles to quickly move the infantry. After delivering the infantry, the tank goes to its original positions, and the infantry begins to storm the building. The video is shortened.
The video shows three FPV drones "Vandal", controlled via fiber optic cable, striking a Ukrainian T-64BV tank in the village of Sverdlikovo, Kursk region of Russia. The tank is equipped with Ukrainian mesh protection "Mangal". The tank was attacked by three drones, after the second drone strike, the T-64 tank crew abandoned the combat vehicle. The FPV drone "Vandal", abbreviated "KVN", was used by the 56th Airborne Assault Regiment of the 7th Division of the Russian Airborne Forces.
The first footage of attacks by Russian FPV drones "Prince Vandal Novgorodsky", controlled via fiber optic cable, on the Ukrainian two-link transporter-tractor "Bv 206". The video was filmed in the Kharkiv region of Ukraine. Previously, the all-terrain vehicle was used by the 141st infantry brigade of the Ukrainian army.
The tracked articulated all-terrain vehicle Bandvagn 206 was developed in Sweden in 1974, and is still actively used today. Due to the low ground pressure, not all anti-tank mines explode under it. The carrying capacity of the all-terrain vehicle "Bv 206" is about 2240 kg, it can carry up to 17 soldiers.
Judging by the video, the Ukrainian all-terrain vehicle Bv 206 was attacked by several Russian FPV drones, as a result of which the all-terrain vehicle was destroyed.
The tracked articulated all-terrain vehicle Bandvagn 206 was developed in Sweden in 1974, and is still actively used today. Due to the low ground pressure, not all anti-tank mines explode under it. The carrying capacity of the all-terrain vehicle "Bv 206" is about 2240 kg, it can carry up to 17 soldiers.
Judging by the video, the Ukrainian all-terrain vehicle Bv 206 was attacked by several Russian FPV drones, as a result of which the all-terrain vehicle was destroyed.
The Russian Tigers unit, which uses FPV drones controlled via fiber optic cable, has released footage of an attack on a Ukrainian military convoy in the Kursk region of Russia. The convoy includes a German-made Leopard 2A6 tank, a Russian-made Kamaz truck, and presumably an American-made Humvee armored vehicle. No drones were used for surveillance, so the extent of damage to the military equipment is unclear. The exact location of the footage has not been reported.
The use of FPV drones controlled via fiber optic cable was demonstrated by the 155th Separate Guards Brigade of the Russian Marine Corps. The servicemen showed episodes of using drones on their section of the front in the Kursk region of Russia. Judging by the video, the unit mainly attacked Ukrainian M2A2 Bradley ODS-SA IFVs with drones. The video also shows a French-made VAB armored personnel carrier, a Humvee armored vehicle, and an American-made M777 howitzer. The M2A2 Bradley IFVs are equipped with the Ukrainian version of the Mangal mesh protection. Surveillance drones were not used in the attacks. The official report states that five Ukrainian M2A2 Bradley ODS-SA IFVs were destroyed.
A Russian serviceman witnessed a close explosion of a cluster munition in Ukraine. It is believed to have been an American 155mm M864 DPICM cluster artillery shell, used by the Ukrainian army in M777 howitzers. The M864 shell contains 48 M42 submunitions weighing 208 grams and 24 M46 submunitions weighing 213 grams. When the M864 shell explodes, it produces up to 300 fragments with a lethal radius of up to 6 meters.
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Pro tip: if you see a "Geran" named drone instead of real named "Shahed" drone, you know the poster is a ruzzian shill.
Footage of an attack by Russian VT-40 FPV drones, controlled via fiber optic cable, on a Ukrainian Leopard 1A5 tank. The video was filmed in the Kursk region of Russia, near the village of Novosergeevka. The Leopard 1A5 tank was created in Germany in 1987, it is a modernization of the first Leopard-1 tank. The Leopard 1A5 tank is maneuverable, it weighs 42.2 tons. But it has thin armor, in Germany it was decommissioned in 2010. The Leopard 1A5 tank was attacked by two Russian FPV drones.
An episode of a battle between Russian servicemen, the 60th assault brigade of the 5th army of the "East" group of forces. The video shows the assault on a stronghold of the Ukrainian army, the location of the shooting is not reported, the dead servicemen in the dugout are removed from the video.
Footage has been published of a strike by a Russian Iskander-M missile on a group of Ukrainian equipment near the village of Boromlya in the Sumy region of Ukraine. The 27th Rocket Artillery Brigade of the Ukrainian Army is reportedly stationed in the forest. The brigade is armed with 300-mm Olkha MLRS and support equipment. The Olkha MLRS were developed on the basis of the Soviet Smerch MLRS and were accepted into service in 2018. The Olkha MLRS can launch 12 missiles in 48 seconds at a range of up to 130 kilometers. For an unknown reason, one Russian Iskander-M air-burst missile was used for the attack. Due to the shooting range, the extent of the damage is unclear, but the military equipment was densely packed. Official reports indicate that eight passenger vehicles, six armored vehicles, two trucks, a multiple rocket launcher, and a transport and loading vehicle were damaged.
The video shows the strikes of FPV drones "Vandal" on the Ukrainian tank T-72M1, near the settlement of Bogatyr, west of Kurakhovo. T-72M1 is an export version of the Soviet tank T-72. Tanks were produced and used by the Warsaw Pact countries in the Middle East, they were also used by Finland. Judging by the video, the T-72M1 tank was attacked by several FPV drones "Vandal", after which the tank was abandoned by the crew.
Footage of a Russian VT-40 FPV drone, controlled via fiber optic cable, attacking a Ukrainian ground tracked drone. The video was filmed in the Donbass near the village of Belgiyka. Judging by the video, the Ukrainian tracked drone was used for transport purposes. The Ukrainian drone is motionless, perhaps the connection with it is broken or the battery is dead, it is possible that it is simply waiting for the cargo to be picked up.
Footage of a strike by a Russian FAB bomb with a UMPK module on a temporary deployment point for Ukrainian units located in a forest. The video was filmed near Sudzha, in the Kursk region of Russia. The bomb was dropped by a Russian Su-34 aircraft, the type of bomb is not reported. Based on the explosion and the fact that the bomb is large and clearly visible even from a distance, it can be assumed that the strike was carried out by a FAB-3000 bomb. Part of the explosion energy was absorbed by the trees.
Operators of Russian FPV drones controlled via fiber optic cable showed a large destroyed column of armored vehicles of the Ukrainian army near the border village of Novenkoe in the Sumy region of Ukraine. Earlier it was reported that Russian troops crossed the border of the Sumy region of Ukraine and began moving towards the villages of Novenkoe and Basovka. The video shows damaged and abandoned Ukrainian armored personnel carriers XA-180, an armored vehicle International MaxxPro, a T-64BV tank, an armored personnel carrier Pbv 302, an infantry fighting vehicle with a destroyed turret and next to it, presumably an armored vehicle "Kozak". Also shown are drone strikes on the Ukrainian BMP-1 and the armored personnel carrier Pbv 302 from this column. Presumably, all the equipment was destroyed by drones.
Footage of a Russian Iskander-M ballistic missile striking a Ukrainian S-300V air defense system. The video was filmed between the villages of Malyi Bobryk and Velykiy Bobryk in the Sumy region of Ukraine, about 24 km from the border with Russia. The filming was carried out by a Russian drone, the S-300 air defense division of Ukraine was not covered by other air defense systems. The S-300V air defense system is a less common tracked modification of the S-300 air defense system. The S-300V missile launcher is mounted on the chassis of the Pion self-propelled gun. Judging by the video, the Iskander-M missile strike was accurate, just a few meters from the air defense system. As a result of the strike, the missiles exploded in the Ukrainian S-300V air defense system.
Footage of Russian Kh-101 cruise missile strikes on the Ukrainian gas production station "Shebelinkagazdobycha", located near the settlement of Mirnoye in the Kharkiv region. The video was filmed on February 20 by a local resident. The range of the Russian Kh-101 missile is up to 5,500 km, the warhead is 400 kg. Some versions of the Kh-101 missiles have a warhead of 800 kg
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