A combat operation of the 9K33M3 Osa-AKM air defense system of the Russian 18th Combined Arms Army. The video shows the destruction of a Ukrainian drone in the Kherson region by a 9M33M3 missile from the Russian Osa-AKM air defense system. The drone's model is not disclosed. The Osa-AKM air defense system was adopted by the USSR in 1980. It is currently used by the Russian and Ukrainian armies. Despite its age, the air defense system reliably destroys some UAV models at ranges of up to 10 km.
Unique footage of a Russian FAB-500 aerial bomb equipped with a UMPK module flying past a drone. The video was filmed near the village of Andriivka in Ukraine's Sumy Oblast. A Russian Su-34 fighter-bomber carried out the strike on Ukrainian army positions with three FAB-500 aerial bombs.
Rare footage of the new Russian TOS-3 "Dragon" heavy self-propelled flamethrower in action in Ukraine. The video shows the TOS-3 "Dragon" in action as part of the Russian Forces Group Center in the Pokrovsk direction. The TOS-3 "Dragon" was first demonstrated in 2024. The TOS-3 is compared in effectiveness to tactical nuclear weapons. Its extended launch container allows for the use of upgraded TBS-3M thermobaric rockets at ranges of up to 15 km. Hiding from the explosion of a thermobaric bomb or projectile is virtually impossible. Fuel-air explosive munitions are ideal for destroying fortifications, such as dugouts, bunkers, and permanent fire positions.
The Russian Burevestnik unit demonstrated NRTK Kurier robotic systems used to clear a mine barrier installed on a road. The Ukrainian army used TM-62 anti-tank mines to create the minefield. It's worth noting that this is the first time a minefield containing such a large number of mines has been captured on video. The location of the filming was not disclosed.
A Russian drone operator showed a large amount of destroyed Ukrainian equipment in the Pokrovsk district, on the outskirts of Myrnohrad, the Russian designation for the village of Dimitrov. Myrnohrad is considered an eastern suburb of Pokrovsk. Russian aircraft are currently actively targeting Myrnohrad using FAB bombs.
Footage of attacks by the Russian Molniya-2 UAV in the Zaporizhzhia region. The video shows the Molniya-2 drone striking temporary deployment points located in buildings and camouflaged infantry positions of the Ukrainian army. The exact location of the footage is not disclosed.
A Ukrainian FPV drone attack on a Russian unit of the Novorossiysk Guards Mountain Airborne Forces unit is repelled. The video was filmed in the Orekhiv area of the Zaporizhzhia region. In the video, a Russian assault group is seen moving toward the fortified line in a pickup truck. When the Ukrainian drone appears, the group opens fire on it with small arms.
Russian FPV drones and a Lancet kamikaze drone strike a Ukrainian 2S22 Bogdana self-propelled howitzer. The video was filmed near the town of Orekhovo in the Zaporizhzhia region. A Lancet drone carried out the first strike on the howitzer, followed by FPV drones. As a result of the attacks, a fire broke out in the Ukrainian Bogdana self-propelled howitzer.
A Ukrainian An-196 heavy UAV is shot down by a Russian Verba MANPADS, possibly an Igla MANPADS. The video is archival, presumably filmed in early autumn.
A Russian Kh-38 missile strikes a temporary Ukrainian army base. To avoid casualties during the assault on the building, a decision was made to launch a missile strike, using a Su-34 fighter-bomber. The video was filmed in the Vovchansk direction of the Kharkiv region, near the village of Vilcha.
Judging by the video, the Kh-38 missile completely destroyed the Ukrainian building and damaged a neighboring one.
A scene from a battle involving a Russian group of servicemen from the 336th Guards Marine Brigade near Novotoretsk in the Donbas. The group was allegedly changing positions and came under fire from the Ukrainian army.
A Russian Su-34 fighter-bomber deploys an RBK-500 cluster bomb equipped with a UMPK module. The video was filmed in the Grishino area, northwest of Pokrovsk. The Russian RBK-500 bombs were dropped on positions of the 32nd Separate Mechanized Brigade of the Ukrainian Army. The RBK-500 ShOAB-0.5 bombs were adopted by the USSR in 1969.
A scene from a failed attack by special forces from the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ukrainian Army. The video was filmed in the Orekhiv area; the exact location is unknown. A group of Ukrainian special forces landed in the village and were hit by Russian drone strikes. The soldiers tried to take cover in houses but were also attacked by drones. The moments of the drone attacks and the fatalities have been removed from the video; they can be seen on Telegram.
Ukrainian "Sea Baby" naval drones attacked the tankers "Kairos" and "Virat" in international waters off the coast of Turkey. Technical information about the "Sea Baby" drones is available on the channel. The video shows episodes of the drone attacks. It's worth noting that this is the first time tankers have been hit by naval drones. The Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs has not yet responded to the attack; the hits on the tankers could have resulted in oil pollution on the Turkish coast. According to Ukrainian intelligence, the tankers are believed to be carrying Russian oil. Both tankers were sailing empty under the Gambian flag. The first attack on the tankers occurred on Friday. The tanker Virat was struck approximately 35 nautical miles off the coast of Turkey. Today, November 29, the tanker Virat was attacked again. Both tankers have been damaged, but they are afloat, and the crews are safe.
A high-quality video of a Russian 2S7M "Malka" self-propelled howitzer in action in the Donbas. In the video, the Malka self-propelled howitzer fires at Ukrainian army positions in the Krasnoarmeysk direction, presumably near Pokrovsk. The 2S7M "Malka" self-propelled howitzer, with a 203mm caliber, was developed in the USSR in 1986.
The first German Bergepanzer 2 ARV has arrived in the Russian Army. Russian mechanics unveiled a captured Bergepanzer 2 repair and recovery vehicle. The Bergepanzer 2 ARV was previously used by the Ukrainian Army and was abandoned for an unknown reason. Currently, three captured Bergepanzer 2 ARVs are known to be in use by the Russian Army. The Russian version of the ARV is reinforced with Kontakt-1 explosive reactive armor. The Bergepanzer 2 was adopted by Germany in 1966. It is based on the Leopard 1 main battle tank, sharing up to 75% of its components. The ARV is designed to repair damaged or disabled Leopard tanks. The basic Bergepanzer 2 is protected by up to 40 millimeters of armor and can be equipped with two machine guns. The Bergepanzer 2 has a hydraulic crane with a rotating boom with a lifting capacity of up to 20 tons, a hydraulic winch with a pulling force of 35 tons, and is equipped with a bulldozer blade. The ARV has a crew of up to four.
Footage of a Russian Iskander-M ballistic missile striking a Ukrainian company in Dnipropetrovsk. The footage was taken by a local resident. The video also shows the aftermath of the missile strike. The strike presumably targeted the Ukrainian company 3D Printing Dnepr, which produces parts for Ukrainian UAVs. It's worth noting that several companies were operating in the building, including a 3D printing company.
The video shows the use of the new Russian 152mm Giatsint-K 2S44 self-propelled howitzer in Ukraine's Kharkiv region. In this case, the Giatsint-K howitzer's fire is being adjusted by a ZALA Z-16 UAV. The howitzer fires at a range of 30 kilometers, targeting Ukrainian army positions located in forest belts. Typically, the shelling is short-lived due to the threat from drones, after which the positions are changed.
Footage of a Russian Geran-2 kamikaze drone attacking a Ukrainian mobile air defense group. The video was filmed by Ukrainian servicemen on the Pavlohrad-Dnipropetrovsk highway. Judging by the video, the Ukrainian military unit was destroyed.
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