The War in the Ukraine

A scene from a battle between Russian troops from the 11th Brigade of the Dnipro Group of Forces in the village of Zapasne in the Zaporizhzhia region. The video shows the troops repelling attacks by Ukrainian FPV drones. The video also shows repelling an attack by Ukrainian FPV drones while deploying an anti-drone net.


Second video.
This episode shows the repelling of a Ukrainian FPV drone attack on a Russian unit. The video shows a group of Russian servicemen riding an ATV. When the Ukrainian drone appears, the group opens fire with small arms. The location of the filming is not disclosed.

Russian fiberoptic FPV drones have reached Kramatorsk and wreaking havoc. This means the 'dead zone' has reached the city.


TOS strikes positions of the AFU 115th Artillery Battalion within the Group West area of responsibility. After that, positions were attacked by drones with thermobaric explosives. I speculate that in order to reach such positions, a TOS-2 or -3 might have been used.


Russian drones strike a Ukrainian T-72AV. Even though the tank lacked markings, those familiar with T-72s should know this isn't a Russian T-72B3M just alone with the visual configuration of the ERA. Russian tanks also tend to be much more extensively 'bushed' lately, they look like gardens with tracks. The take down of the T-72 is methodic, strike at the upper rear plate which takes out the engine, then at the gap near the gun mantlet at the front. Fire spreads down the carousel below resulting in a cookoff. Similar strike pattern is also used on the T-64BV.

Footage of a Ukrainian soldier fighting a Russian FPV drone. The video was filmed in the Zaporizhzhia area. The Ukrainian soldier was unable to shoot down the drone and retreated into the building. The drone then launched an attack, the outcome of which is unknown.

February footage of Russian FPV drone strikes on Ukrainian army tracked and wheeled robotic platforms. The FPV drones used in the battles include VT-40, Prince Vandal Novgorodsky, and other models, including those controlled via fiber optic cable. Technical information about them is available on the channel. The exact location of the footage is not disclosed. Currently, the robots are used in Ukraine primarily for transport purposes.

You forgot this. Krasnopol shells fired from a MSTA-S working on targets in Konstantinovka.

We are publishing new footage of the Russian army using 152mm 3OF39 "Krasnopol" precision-guided projectiles in combat in the Donbas. The projectiles are fired by the Russian 2S19 "Msta-S" self-propelled gun, and target illumination is provided by an Orlan-30 UAV. The video shows Krasnopol projectiles striking Ukrainian drone control centers and temporary military deployment sites located in abandoned buildings.
The video was filmed in the Konstantinovka sector. Technical information about the 3OF39M "Krasnopol-M" projectile can be found in the link to the video in the comments.

Footage of the Yolka interceptor drone in use in combat in Ukraine. The video shows the interception of two Ukrainian UAVs of unknown models by a Russian Yolka interceptor drone. The location of the footage is not disclosed.
The first interception of the UAV occurred at high altitude. The second video clearly shows the destruction of the Ukrainian drone by a kinetic strike.

A Russian Ka-29TB helicopter attacks a Ukrainian naval drone of an unknown model. The video was filmed during a patrol in the Black Sea, presumably near Crimea. The Ka-29 helicopter fires 80mm S-8 unguided air-to-air missiles. The attack also uses 23mm GSh-23 cannons mounted in a UPK-23-250 Universal Gun Container.

Ka-52M making good use of programmable timed ammunition against Ukrainian kamekaze UAVs.

A combat video of a Russian T-80BVM tank belonging to the "East" group of forces in the Zaporizhzhia region. In the video, the T-80BVM fires high-explosive fragmentation rounds at a Ukrainian army stronghold and bunker. The exact location of the footage is not disclosed.