Footage of the destruction of a Ukrainian 155-mm howitzer M777 and a military tractor, on the right bank of the Dnieper, in the Kherson direction. The attack was carried out by several drones at once, first the howitzer was hit by ammunition drops from drones, then an attack was carried out by FPV drones. M777 howitzers have been produced in the United States since 2005 by BAE Systems. Howitzers are capable of hitting targets at a range of up to 40 km using M982 Excalibur shells. Ukraine received 130 M777A2 howitzers for 2024, about 100 howitzers have already been destroyed.
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Footage of two Ukrainian T-64 and T-80 tanks being destroyed by Russian FPV drones. The drones actually finished off the tanks. The video was shot near the village of Belaya Gora in the Donetsk region. The T-64 and T-80 tanks were produced in the USSR. These tanks are also used by the Russian army. Surprisingly, the T-80 tank has no protection, and its gun is covered, so perhaps the tank was transferred somewhere. Unlike it, the T-64 is seriously protected, it has a lattice protection like "Tsar Mangal", despite this the tank is already damaged. Presumably, the tank ran over a mine.
Ukrainian media published footage of a Russian armored vehicle column breaking through to the village of Novoekonomicheskoe, west of Mirnograd in the Pokrovsk direction. A group of armored vehicles broke through from Mirolyubovka and landed troops in the village of Novoekonomicheskoe. In the video, you can see attacks by Ukrainian FPV drones on armored vehicles; judging by the video, not a single tank was hit. The armored vehicle column consists of a lead tank and presumably several infantry fighting vehicles. All the vehicles are equipped with Tsar-Manlal-type protection, thanks to which the vehicles survived.
Footage of the use of the X-39 LMUR guided missile in combat in Ukraine by the Russian M-28NM helicopter. These missiles are also used by Ka-52 helicopters. The video was filmed in the village of Tyaginka in the Kherson region. The missile hit the Ukrainian FPV drone control center, located in an abandoned building. The missile hit the doorway.
Technical information on the X-39 LMUR missile, also called "Product 305"
Technical information on the X-39 LMUR missile, also called "Product 305"
The drone war in Ukraine is actively developing. The video shows an attack by a Russian FPV drone on a Ukrainian remotely controlled robotic platform delivering cargo. The video was filmed near Seversk in the Donbass. It also shows attacks by Russian drones on other Ukrainian tracked platforms. The drone models are not reported.
Russian specialists from the Bars-Sarmat Center conducted a high-quality detailed technical inspection of the captured unmanned boat of the Ukrainian army. The Ukrainian sea drone is based on a Mexican-made jet ski. It was launched from the Odessa region and was moving towards Crimea. The second part of the video is an inspection of the satellite navigation system. The sea drone reportedly has a range of up to 400 km, at a speed of up to 90 kilometers per hour, and a warhead of 150 kilograms of explosives.
Footage of the strike of a Russian Iskander-M ballistic missile on a Ukrainian hangar near the settlement of Baratovka in the Nikolaev region of Ukraine. The hangar was used by the 35th separate marine brigade of Ukraine. Judging by the video, an Iskander-M missile with an air burst and a shrapnel warhead was used. Note the colossal amount of fragments; all objects within the radius of the missile explosion are damaged.
Episode of the assault by Russian troops on the village of Bessalovka in the Sumy region of Ukraine. The village was stormed on July 7 by units of the 56th Guards Airborne Assault Don Cossack Regiment and the Novorossiysk Guards Airborne Assault Mountain Unit. The assault was carried out by small groups with the support of aviation, artillery and drones. The groups entered in the morning and occupied strongholds of the Ukrainian army on the outskirts of the village. After that, the Ukrainian army sent reinforcements. As a result of the battle, the Ukrainian units were forced to retreat. The video has been shortened, the dead have been removed.
Russian kamikaze drones "Geran-2" struck the Ukrainian military registration and enlistment office in Odessa. There may have been strikes on other objects. Judging by the video of Odessa residents, the drones came from the sea to attack. Some drones were shot down with small arms, as they were flying at a low altitude. It is worth noting that there is no missile air defense in the video, perhaps it is on the outskirts of the city.