The U.S. and NATO Helped Trigger the Ukraine War.

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Unique footage of an air battle between two drones in Ukraine. In the video, a Russian DJI Mavic drone cuts the fiber optic cable of a Ukrainian FPV drone with its propellers. As a result of losing contact with the operator, the Ukrainian drone falls.

 

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The first footage of a Russian kamikaze drone "Lancet-51" striking a Ukrainian checkpoint. This has not been observed before, usually "Lancet" drones only attack military equipment. The video was filmed near the village of Glybnoe in the Sumy region of Ukraine.

 

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More footage of the Russian mobile air defense group, part of the Nomad special forces unit, using laser weapons, has been published. We have already shown it before. As it turned out, Russian air defense units use the Chinese Low-Altitude Laser Defending System (LASS). The laser complex was first shown in 2021, it was presumably created by Poly arms marketing. The laser complex can be mounted on the chassis of Dongfeng vehicles, and there is also a stationary version. The power of the laser used in this complex is up to 20 kilowatts. This air defense system can hit targets at a range of up to 5 km, and the drone destruction time is up to 10 seconds. This laser complex was previously seen in Iran.

 

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Footage of a Russian, presumably Iskander-M ballistic missile striking Ukrainian long-range kamikaze UAV launch sites. The video was filmed near the airfield of the city of Chuguev, Kharkov region of Ukraine.
Judging by the video, the Iskander-M missile hit the center of the Ukrainian UAV launch sites.

 

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Ukrainian media published footage of Ukrainian FPV drone strikes on the Belaya airbase in the Irkutsk region of Russia. Russian Tu-95 bombers were stationed at the Belaya airbase. According to eyewitnesses, a truck pulled up to a gas station, FPV drones started taking off from it, the driver of one of the trucks was found dead. It is worth noting that such an FPV attack cannot be repelled. Due to the fact that no air defense can shoot down FPV drones now. Also, such an attack was not expected in the rear, a well-trained sabotage group was working. It is possible that the group includes Russian residents, it is also possible that the truck contains equipment for remote launch and control of FPV drones. Judging by the video, as a result of the attack, 4 Tu-95 bombers were damaged, most likely destroyed. The Russian Olenya airbase in the Murmansk region was also attacked. The base reportedly had air defense, including the Pantsir air defense missile system, but it cannot hit FPV drones. Eyewitnesses counted 11 FPV drones.

 

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Details of the Ukrainian operation Spider Web, an attack by FPV drones on Russian military airfields, have become known. The operation was prepared for 1.5 years, it was planned to attack the airfields "Belaya" - Irkutsk region, "Olenya" - Murmansk region, "Ukrainka" - Amur region, "Dyagilevo" - Ryazan region, "Ivanovo" - Ivanovo region. As a result, 2 airfields were attacked, "Belaya" - Irkutsk region and "Olenya" - Murmansk region. It is worth noting that the operation was truly large-scale. To carry out the operation, a warehouse was rented in Chelyabinsk, hundreds of FPV drones were delivered there, and later "mobile wooden houses". It is possible that the FPV drones were assembled on site. These houses were placed on trucks, and FPV drones were hidden under their roofs. The wooden structures were designed in such a way that their upper part could be opened remotely. From this warehouse, trucks were then sent to other cities, one of the truck drivers was later found dead. The drones were controlled on non-standard frequencies, so electronic warfare had no effect on them. Presumably, cellular communications were used to communicate with the drones, some sources reported on Starlink terminals located in the forests. Trucks with containers stopped on roads and parking lots, after which drones took off from there. One truck was blocked by drivers in the parking lot, in the video people throw stones at the top of the container with drones, it is worth noting that there is a police car nearby. It can be said that thanks to the drivers, many planes were saved. Several containers caught fire and exploded on the highway on the way to the airfields, presumably the drones overheated in the containers. The video shows a truck in the Amur Region, if it and other trucks had arrived, there would have been more destroyed planes. How this could have been prevented, first of all, this is the work of the special services, but they are now overloaded with identifying sabotage and terrorist attacks. It would be possible to reduce losses if the aircraft were placed in hangars, they have been talking about them for 3 years, but so far only projects have been shown. Also, we need anti-FPV groups. Cellular communications, including "Starlink", should be jammed at airfields. Electronic warfare and air defense systems are already present at some airfields, but no one expected threats from FPV. Also, we need anti-FPV groups now. It is worth noting that no air defense systems or air defense systems in the world can confidently hit FPV drones. Satellite images have already confirmed the destruction of three Tu-95MS and damage to one aircraft at the Belaya airfield, and four Tu-22M3s were destroyed. We also saw a burning An-12 on video, but it is not in the pictures. There is no video about the Olenya airfield, the SBU of Ukraine did not show anything, but there was a fire there. Thus, the loss of 40 aircraft is not confirmed at the moment, but videos may appear later. It turned out to be a fake that the drones had artificial intelligence, and in the video they were controlled by operators.

 

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Unique footage of the alleged hijacking of a Ukrainian LAV Super Bison armored personnel carrier by a Russian sabotage group. The location of the shooting is not reported. In the video, you can see a Ukrainian driver-mechanic running behind the armored personnel carrier, but he cannot catch up with it. It is possible that the Ukrainian servicemen simply forgot their comrade. We have previously published a video of the hijacking of a Ukrainian tank from the battlefield. LAV Super Bison armored personnel carriers have been produced in Canada since 2020

 

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An episode of combat use in Ukraine, the Russian helicopter Ka-52. In the video, the Ka-52 helicopter fires from a 30-mm 2A42 cannon at a Ukrainian drone. The location of the shooting is not reported, the model of the Ukrainian drone is unknown.

 

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Footage of the strike of the Russian Iskander-M ballistic missile, 9M723-K5 with a cluster warhead, on the Ukrainian military training ground Novomoskovsky, near the settlement of Gvardeyskoye in the Dnipropetrovsk region of Ukraine. It is worth noting that this is the second strike on this training ground. The training ground housed a tent camp of the 158th and 33rd brigades of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. As a result of the Iskander-M missile strike, about 75 servicemen were killed, the Ukrainian army reported 12 fatalities, and the commander of the Ground Forces of Ukraine, Mykhailo Drapatiy, decided to resign.

 

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The SBU of Ukraine published footage of the explosion of one of the supports of the Crimean Bridge. According to the SBU, the bridge support was mined with 1,100 kg of explosives in TNT equivalent. It is worth noting that the explosion does not look like the use of explosives of such power. It is more likely that the Ukrainian underwater kamikaze drone "Marichka" or underwater drone Toloka was used, it is controlled by Starlink. Earlier, Ukraine tested new underwater drones "Marichka", technical information about them is in the link to the video in the comments to the video. Now the bridge is operating normally.

 

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Footage of the strike of the Russian kamikaze drone "Lancet-51" on the Ukrainian naval drone Magura V7, armed with two anti-aircraft missiles AIM-9 "Sidewinder". The video was filmed near the Crimean Bridge, the Ukrainian naval drone tried to attack the bridge. This is the second attempt to attack the bridge in a day. As a result of the strike of the drone "Lancet-51", the Ukrainian naval drone was destroyed. It is worth noting that if the drone was near the bridge, then "Starlink" is not jammed there, which is a significant vulnerability.

 

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Footage of a strike by a Russian Iskander-M ballistic missile on the Ukrainian IRIS-T SLM air defense missile system. The video was filmed near the village of Zarechnoye, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, Ukraine. The strike was carried out on the most important component of the air defense system, the TRML-4D radar. The TRML-4D radar is produced in Germany and is considered one of the most advanced. An Iskander-M air-burst missile was used for the strike.

 

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Footage of a Russian Iskander missile with a cluster warhead hitting the positions of Ukrainian long-range drone operators. It is worth noting that visually it looks more like the use of Tornado-S missiles. The video was filmed at an airfield near the city of Krolevets in the Sumy region of Ukraine. Judging by the video, one submunition exploded directly above the drone operators.

 

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Footage of the use of the X-39 LMUR guided missile in Ukraine by a Russian Ka-52 helicopter. The helicopter attacks with an X-39 missile a Ukrainian drone control crew located in one of the buildings in the town of Kirovsk.

 

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Russia captured the first Ukrainian M60 AVLB bridgelayer. The video shows footage of the evacuation of a Ukrainian M1A1SA Abrams tank abandoned near the village of Zaoleshenka and an abandoned M60 AVLB bridgelayer near the village of Gogolevka in the Kursk region. The M60 AVLB engineering vehicle was developed on the basis of the M60 Patton tank in the United States in 1963, it was later modernized, and it is still used by the troops of some countries. In the United States, the M60 AVLB was decommissioned in 2003. Ukraine received 8 M60 AVLB units. This is the first example of the M60 AVLB engineering vehicle in the Russian army.

 

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During the night attack on June 6, Russian missiles and drones on Kyiv, footage was published of the alleged destruction of the Ukrainian Patriot air defense system by a Russian Iskander-M ballistic missile. In the video, the Patriot air defense system fires four missiles, after which an Iskander-M missile hits the launch site.

 

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Residents of the city of Lutsk, Volyn region of Ukraine, began publishing footage of Russian Kh-101 cruise missiles striking the Ukrainian Motor repair plant and other facilities. The plant repairs engines for MiG-29, Su-27 and Su-24 aircraft. The missiles were presumably launched by Tu-95 and Tu-160 aircraft. The Kh-101 missile has a range of up to 5,500 km and a 400 kg warhead. Some versions of Kh-101 missiles have an 800 kg warhead.

 

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Footage of an attack by a Russian Su-34 fighter bomber in Donbas, presumably with an ODAB-1500 vacuum bomb with a UMPK module. The strike was carried out on the location of the 81st airmobile brigade of the Ukrainian army in Seversk in Donbas. The ODAB-1500 aerial bomb is activated sequentially during combat use: first, the active substance is sprayed, then oxidizes in the air with ignition and subsequent detonation.

 

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A strike by a Russian FAB-3000 bomb in the Kursk region in the village of Gornal, on a temporary deployment point for Ukrainian units in an abandoned building. The video was filmed a month ago. The FAB-3000 bomb was dropped by a Russian Su-34 aircraft

 

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The first unique footage of the interception of a Ukrainian FPV drone by Russian soldiers using scissors. The soldiers set up an ambush after the Ukrainian drone appeared, the fiber optic cable through which it is controlled was simply cut. After losing communication, the drone fell and exploded