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16.04.202518:07
A Ukrainian MiG-29 fighter jet delivers a precise strike with a GBU-62 JDAM-ER guided bomb, completely destroying a fortified bunker located southeast of the village of Nechayeve in Kherson region. The target reportedly housed high-ranking Russian officers along with critical military equipment. The powerful impact of the bomb not only leveled the structure but also disrupted the enemy’s command capabilities in the area, dealing a significant blow to Russian operational coordination along the southern front.
16.04.202518:07
Ukrainian Air Force aviation successfully targeted and destroyed the command post of Russia’s 81st Self-Propelled Artillery Regiment near the village of Nechayeve, Kherson region. The strike completely demolished the reinforced concrete structure housing the enemy’s coordination center. Preliminary reports estimate the elimination of 20 to 30 Russian personnel. This high-value hit significantly disrupted the enemy’s ability to conduct coordinated artillery operations in the area, marking a strategic blow to Russian forces along this sector of the front.
16.04.202518:07
Dramatic footage captures the precision strikes of the Ukrainian Air Force targeting Russian positions in the Belgorod region, specifically near the areas of Demydivka and Kondrativka. The video showcases the power and accuracy of the aerial bombardment as explosions erupt on enemy locations, sending plumes of smoke and fire skyward. The operation underscores Ukraine's continued ability to project airpower deep into hostile territory, disrupting Russian logistics and fortifications with devastating effect.
16.04.202518:03
TURMOIL On The Front! Ukrainian F-16s ARE ON THE HUNT! | RFU News
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16.04.202513:01
🛡️ Ukraine Accelerates Domestic Air Defense Development to Shield Strategic Regions
🛠 Ukraine is advancing the development of its own strategic-level air defense system to counter Russia’s growing use of ballistic missiles and guided drones, Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha announced on 14 April during an EU Foreign Affairs Council meeting. This move follows recent Russian strikes on Kryvyi Rih and Sumy that killed dozens of civilians, including children.
🚀 As Russia increasingly uses ballistic missiles and modified Shahed drones, Ukraine’s existing defenses are under growing pressure. In response, Ukraine’s defense sector rapidly scales up domestic production of long-range air defense systems. Technologically, the industry is ready, with defense enterprises seeking cooperation with EU partners to accelerate development.
🎯 In current military dynamics, the first deployment of these systems will likely focus on cities near the front — such as Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia, and Dnipro — where Russia increasingly uses ballistic missiles to strike civilian and logistics infrastructure.
🛠 Ukraine is advancing the development of its own strategic-level air defense system to counter Russia’s growing use of ballistic missiles and guided drones, Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha announced on 14 April during an EU Foreign Affairs Council meeting. This move follows recent Russian strikes on Kryvyi Rih and Sumy that killed dozens of civilians, including children.
🚀 As Russia increasingly uses ballistic missiles and modified Shahed drones, Ukraine’s existing defenses are under growing pressure. In response, Ukraine’s defense sector rapidly scales up domestic production of long-range air defense systems. Technologically, the industry is ready, with defense enterprises seeking cooperation with EU partners to accelerate development.
🎯 In current military dynamics, the first deployment of these systems will likely focus on cities near the front — such as Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia, and Dnipro — where Russia increasingly uses ballistic missiles to strike civilian and logistics infrastructure.
16.04.202506:01
🚀 Ukraine Tests Drone “Motherships” for Long-Range FPV Strikes Behind Enemy Lines
✈️ Ukraine is expanding its battlefield drone capabilities with the introduction of “mothership” drones that carry and launch First-Person View (FPV) attack drones deep into Russian-held territory. According to Forbes, these fixed—wing and rotary carrier drones can transport up to six FPVs, enabling precision strikes up to 40 km behind the front.
🎯 These drone carriers are being developed to improve survivability and strike range. Some models act as airborne communication relays, supporting FPV control in areas affected by Russian electronic warfare. Ukrainian engineers are also integrating AI-assisted “lock-on” targeting, allowing FPVs to complete their missions even if communications are jammed.
💥 The new systems, tested across multiple regions, represent a tactical evolution: fixed-wing motherships offer greater range and altitude, while multi-rotor platforms offer flexibility but are more vulnerable. The carrier systems add new pressure on Russian logistics and force the relocation of command posts and supplies farther from the front.
✈️ Ukraine is expanding its battlefield drone capabilities with the introduction of “mothership” drones that carry and launch First-Person View (FPV) attack drones deep into Russian-held territory. According to Forbes, these fixed—wing and rotary carrier drones can transport up to six FPVs, enabling precision strikes up to 40 km behind the front.
🎯 These drone carriers are being developed to improve survivability and strike range. Some models act as airborne communication relays, supporting FPV control in areas affected by Russian electronic warfare. Ukrainian engineers are also integrating AI-assisted “lock-on” targeting, allowing FPVs to complete their missions even if communications are jammed.
💥 The new systems, tested across multiple regions, represent a tactical evolution: fixed-wing motherships offer greater range and altitude, while multi-rotor platforms offer flexibility but are more vulnerable. The carrier systems add new pressure on Russian logistics and force the relocation of command posts and supplies farther from the front.
15.04.202522:04
🛰️ Ukraine’s Fiber Optic Combat Robots Outsmart Russian Jamming
🚀 Ukraine’s defense tech cluster Brave1 has confirmed successful trials of fiber optic-controlled ground robots (UGVs) immune to Russian electronic warfare jamming. The tests, involving seven robot models, mark a key step toward reliable battlefield automation under heavy EW conditions.
🎯 Unlike radio-controlled robots, fiber optic UGVs maintain stable communication even in EW-saturated environments. Their advantages include jam-proof control, safe operation beyond line-of-sight, and improved effectiveness in urban and rugged terrain. These models are being developed for kamikaze and frontline combat roles, rather than logistics.
🪨 Despite the field testing revealing a challenge where fiber optic cables are prone to snagging on rocks, debris, or vegetation, Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense confirmed that “promising solutions” are being developed. With tactics still under development, these robots could become key tools for high-risk strikes across the front, especially where jamming limits traditional systems.
🚀 Ukraine’s defense tech cluster Brave1 has confirmed successful trials of fiber optic-controlled ground robots (UGVs) immune to Russian electronic warfare jamming. The tests, involving seven robot models, mark a key step toward reliable battlefield automation under heavy EW conditions.
🎯 Unlike radio-controlled robots, fiber optic UGVs maintain stable communication even in EW-saturated environments. Their advantages include jam-proof control, safe operation beyond line-of-sight, and improved effectiveness in urban and rugged terrain. These models are being developed for kamikaze and frontline combat roles, rather than logistics.
🪨 Despite the field testing revealing a challenge where fiber optic cables are prone to snagging on rocks, debris, or vegetation, Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense confirmed that “promising solutions” are being developed. With tactics still under development, these robots could become key tools for high-risk strikes across the front, especially where jamming limits traditional systems.
15.04.202518:06
A Ukrainian assault trooper from the 225th Separate Assault Battalion captures intense nighttime combat footage through a night vision device, documenting a firefight with Russian forces. The green-hued thermal imagery reveals bursts of gunfire illuminating the darkness as Ukrainian troops engage the enemy. The clash appears to take place near the village of Huevo in Russia’s Kursk region, highlighting the continued intensity of close-quarters engagements in the area.
15.04.202518:06
Near the village of Hornal in the Kursk region, Ukrainian paratroopers from the 82nd Air Assault Brigade successfully halted a Russian infantry group by means of strategically placed anti-personnel mines. As seen in the footage, roughly half of the advancing enemy unit is caught in a series of explosions while moving through the area, resulting in significant casualties. The well-executed minefield placement demonstrates the effective use of defensive tactics by Ukrainian forces in disrupting Russian ground maneuvers.
15.04.202518:06
Ukrainian soldiers from the 129th Territorial Defense Brigade and the RUGBY TEAM drone unit carried out a remote mining operation using a Vampire hexacopter, targeting a key road northwest of the village of Huyevo in the Kursk region. As planned, several Russian assault vehicles later detonated the concealed charges. Among the confirmed losses are three KamAZ-53949 Typhoon-K armored vehicles and one BMP-2 infantry fighting vehicle. Following the initial explosions, Ukrainian forces deployed FPV drones and precision munition drops to finish off the damaged equipment and eliminate the remaining personnel.
15.04.202518:02
Nice. Russian Troops Walk into A BRUTAL UKRAINIAN AMBUSH! | RFU News
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15.04.202513:04
🤖 Ukrainian Ground Drone Rescues Three Wounded Soldiers After Month Near Front Line
🪖 A Ukrainian ground drone successfully evacuated three severely wounded soldiers who had been stranded near Russian positions for a month, after traditional evacuation efforts had failed due to constant shelling and drone attacks.
🛡️ The rescue took place in Kharkiv Oblast using the Ardal robotic platform, developed by the Ukrainian design bureau Burevii. The mission was initiated after a public call for help and involved over 50 personnel, including reconnaissance teams and electronic warfare units. The first rescue drone was destroyed by anti-tank mines, but a second, retrofitted unit managed to reach the wounded, who had survived weeks of drone strikes and chemical exposure.
🚑 Despite heavy artillery and drone fire during the four-hour operation, the drone covered more than 17 km through dangerous terrain, carrying a trailer with the soldiers to safety. The success demonstrates how ground drones can revolutionize battlefield evacuation, especially in areas inaccessible to medics due to high risk or terrain.
🪖 A Ukrainian ground drone successfully evacuated three severely wounded soldiers who had been stranded near Russian positions for a month, after traditional evacuation efforts had failed due to constant shelling and drone attacks.
🛡️ The rescue took place in Kharkiv Oblast using the Ardal robotic platform, developed by the Ukrainian design bureau Burevii. The mission was initiated after a public call for help and involved over 50 personnel, including reconnaissance teams and electronic warfare units. The first rescue drone was destroyed by anti-tank mines, but a second, retrofitted unit managed to reach the wounded, who had survived weeks of drone strikes and chemical exposure.
🚑 Despite heavy artillery and drone fire during the four-hour operation, the drone covered more than 17 km through dangerous terrain, carrying a trailer with the soldiers to safety. The success demonstrates how ground drones can revolutionize battlefield evacuation, especially in areas inaccessible to medics due to high risk or terrain.
15.04.202506:00
🛰️ Syrskyi: Ukrainian Electronic Warfare Systems Disrupt Russian Guided Bombs
📈 Ukraine’s Commander-in-Chief, Oleksandr Syrskyi, has confirmed that Ukrainian electronic warfare (EW) systems are successfully interfering with Russian-guided aerial bombs, forcing them off course in real-time.
💥 Many Russian weapons use satellite-guided UMPK modules, which can be redirected mid-flight if their signal is jammed. Although Russia has attempted to improve accuracy by upgrading the Kometa-M antennas on its bombs—tripling the number of satellite receivers from 4 to 12—Ukrainian EW has still managed to disorient many of them. The longer a bomb is denied GPS data, the more it deviates from its target.
🎯 This highlights Ukraine’s growing technological edge in electronic warfare. As Russia aims to produce 75,000 glide bombs in 2025, Kyiv’s EW effectiveness remains crucial in protecting civilian areas and military infrastructure.
📈 Ukraine’s Commander-in-Chief, Oleksandr Syrskyi, has confirmed that Ukrainian electronic warfare (EW) systems are successfully interfering with Russian-guided aerial bombs, forcing them off course in real-time.
💥 Many Russian weapons use satellite-guided UMPK modules, which can be redirected mid-flight if their signal is jammed. Although Russia has attempted to improve accuracy by upgrading the Kometa-M antennas on its bombs—tripling the number of satellite receivers from 4 to 12—Ukrainian EW has still managed to disorient many of them. The longer a bomb is denied GPS data, the more it deviates from its target.
🎯 This highlights Ukraine’s growing technological edge in electronic warfare. As Russia aims to produce 75,000 glide bombs in 2025, Kyiv’s EW effectiveness remains crucial in protecting civilian areas and military infrastructure.
14.04.202522:04
🇬🇧🇳🇴 UK and Norway Announce $580 Million Drone Aid as Germany Adds Air Defense Support
🤝 The United Kingdom and Norway have unveiled a joint $580 million drone funding package for Ukraine, aimed at speeding up the delivery of FPV drones, radar systems, and anti-tank mines. According to the UK Ministry of Defence, the aid will source drones from British and Ukrainian manufacturers.
🚀 These drones, especially first-person view types, are now responsible for 60–70% of the damage to Russian military equipment. The package also includes funding for equipment maintenance and vehicle repair.
🇩🇪 Meanwhile, Germany announced an additional military aid package that includes surveillance drones, IRIS-T air defense systems, Patriot missiles, tanks, and large ammunition stocks.
⚔️ These combined efforts significantly boost Ukraine’s battlefield resilience, especially amid growing uncertainty over U.S. support. Strengthening Ukraine’s drone and air defense capacity is vital for countering ongoing Russian offensives and protecting strategic infrastructure.
🤝 The United Kingdom and Norway have unveiled a joint $580 million drone funding package for Ukraine, aimed at speeding up the delivery of FPV drones, radar systems, and anti-tank mines. According to the UK Ministry of Defence, the aid will source drones from British and Ukrainian manufacturers.
🚀 These drones, especially first-person view types, are now responsible for 60–70% of the damage to Russian military equipment. The package also includes funding for equipment maintenance and vehicle repair.
🇩🇪 Meanwhile, Germany announced an additional military aid package that includes surveillance drones, IRIS-T air defense systems, Patriot missiles, tanks, and large ammunition stocks.
⚔️ These combined efforts significantly boost Ukraine’s battlefield resilience, especially amid growing uncertainty over U.S. support. Strengthening Ukraine’s drone and air defense capacity is vital for countering ongoing Russian offensives and protecting strategic infrastructure.
14.04.202518:06
Footage shows a compilation of intense assault operations and clearance missions carried out by the 425th Separate Assault Battalion "Skala" in the settlement of Shevchenko, Donetsk region. Ukrainian forces are seen advancing through the area, engaging in close-quarters combat and systematically clearing buildings and defensive positions of Russian troops. The video captures the dynamic nature of urban warfare, with coordinated movements, drone support, and effective firepower enabling the unit to gain control over contested locations within the village.
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09.04.202522:02
🪖☠ Russian Paratrooper from Bucha Massacre Unit Eliminated by Ukrainian Forces
🎯 Ukrainian Armed Forces have confirmed the death of Ruslan Omaralinov, a Russian paratrooper from the 234th Pskov Airborne Assault Regiment, a unit linked to the 2022 massacre in Bucha. Ukrainian Colonel Anatolii Stefan announced his death.
🚨 Omaralinov’s regiment is implicated in some of the worst war crimes committed during Russia’s early occupation of Kyiv Oblast. Over 1,400 civilians, including 37 children, were tortured and killed in Bucha. It remains unclear whether Omaralinov was eliminated in Belgorod or Kursk Oblast, where Ukrainian forces have conducted operations targeting Russian troop concentrations.
💡 The elimination of a soldier linked to such crimes holds both symbolic and operational significance, demonstrating Ukraine's continued efforts to bring war criminals to justice and degrade elite Russian units involved in past and ongoing offenses.
🎯 Ukrainian Armed Forces have confirmed the death of Ruslan Omaralinov, a Russian paratrooper from the 234th Pskov Airborne Assault Regiment, a unit linked to the 2022 massacre in Bucha. Ukrainian Colonel Anatolii Stefan announced his death.
🚨 Omaralinov’s regiment is implicated in some of the worst war crimes committed during Russia’s early occupation of Kyiv Oblast. Over 1,400 civilians, including 37 children, were tortured and killed in Bucha. It remains unclear whether Omaralinov was eliminated in Belgorod or Kursk Oblast, where Ukrainian forces have conducted operations targeting Russian troop concentrations.
💡 The elimination of a soldier linked to such crimes holds both symbolic and operational significance, demonstrating Ukraine's continued efforts to bring war criminals to justice and degrade elite Russian units involved in past and ongoing offenses.
28.03.202507:00
✈️ Ukrainian F-16s Begin Striking Russian Ground Targets with Precision Bombs
⚔️ For the first time, Ukraine's F-16 fighter jets are conducting precision strikes against Russian ground targets, the Ukrainian Air Force confirmed on 26 March. The American-made jets, previously tasked with air defense and reconnaissance, now fly multiple daily sorties, including offensive combat missions.
💣 Armed with high-precision glide bombs like the GBU-39/B SDB and JDAM-ER, Ukraine’s F-16s can strike targets up to 110 km away. Beyond strikes, Ukrainian F-16s are performing aerial reconnaissance and jamming Russian radar using AN/ALQ-131 electronic warfare pods—an edge Ukraine’s Soviet-era jets lacked.
📈 The F-16’s combat role marks a strategic leap in Ukraine’s air war, delivering precision, versatility, and survivability in missions previously out of reach. The jet's capability boosts frontline firepower and enhances Ukraine’s ability to suppress Russian air defenses and conduct deep interdiction operations.
⚔️ For the first time, Ukraine's F-16 fighter jets are conducting precision strikes against Russian ground targets, the Ukrainian Air Force confirmed on 26 March. The American-made jets, previously tasked with air defense and reconnaissance, now fly multiple daily sorties, including offensive combat missions.
💣 Armed with high-precision glide bombs like the GBU-39/B SDB and JDAM-ER, Ukraine’s F-16s can strike targets up to 110 km away. Beyond strikes, Ukrainian F-16s are performing aerial reconnaissance and jamming Russian radar using AN/ALQ-131 electronic warfare pods—an edge Ukraine’s Soviet-era jets lacked.
📈 The F-16’s combat role marks a strategic leap in Ukraine’s air war, delivering precision, versatility, and survivability in missions previously out of reach. The jet's capability boosts frontline firepower and enhances Ukraine’s ability to suppress Russian air defenses and conduct deep interdiction operations.
16.04.202506:01
🚀 Ukraine Tests Drone “Motherships” for Long-Range FPV Strikes Behind Enemy Lines
✈️ Ukraine is expanding its battlefield drone capabilities with the introduction of “mothership” drones that carry and launch First-Person View (FPV) attack drones deep into Russian-held territory. According to Forbes, these fixed—wing and rotary carrier drones can transport up to six FPVs, enabling precision strikes up to 40 km behind the front.
🎯 These drone carriers are being developed to improve survivability and strike range. Some models act as airborne communication relays, supporting FPV control in areas affected by Russian electronic warfare. Ukrainian engineers are also integrating AI-assisted “lock-on” targeting, allowing FPVs to complete their missions even if communications are jammed.
💥 The new systems, tested across multiple regions, represent a tactical evolution: fixed-wing motherships offer greater range and altitude, while multi-rotor platforms offer flexibility but are more vulnerable. The carrier systems add new pressure on Russian logistics and force the relocation of command posts and supplies farther from the front.
✈️ Ukraine is expanding its battlefield drone capabilities with the introduction of “mothership” drones that carry and launch First-Person View (FPV) attack drones deep into Russian-held territory. According to Forbes, these fixed—wing and rotary carrier drones can transport up to six FPVs, enabling precision strikes up to 40 km behind the front.
🎯 These drone carriers are being developed to improve survivability and strike range. Some models act as airborne communication relays, supporting FPV control in areas affected by Russian electronic warfare. Ukrainian engineers are also integrating AI-assisted “lock-on” targeting, allowing FPVs to complete their missions even if communications are jammed.
💥 The new systems, tested across multiple regions, represent a tactical evolution: fixed-wing motherships offer greater range and altitude, while multi-rotor platforms offer flexibility but are more vulnerable. The carrier systems add new pressure on Russian logistics and force the relocation of command posts and supplies farther from the front.
20.03.202507:02
📡 Ukrainian Electronic Warfare Cripples Russian Glide Bomb Accuracy
🚀 Ukrainian forces have significantly disrupted Russian airstrikes by deploying advanced electronic warfare systems, including the Lima jammer developed by the Night Watch team. This system interferes with Russian glide bombs by attacking their GLONASS navigation, causing them to miss targets or even land in Russian-controlled areas.
💥 Previously, Russian forces launched up to 100 satellite-guided bombs daily, striking Ukrainian positions with precision. However, the Lima jammer’s effectiveness has forced Russia to adjust tactics, deploying multiple jets per strike—a costly and dangerous strategy, given Ukraine’s success in downing modern Sukhoi aircraft.
📈 Ukraine’s growing dominance in electronic warfare is weakening Russia’s reliance on glide bombs, reducing their effectiveness and forcing costly adaptations. With the potential to produce 300 Lima units per month, Ukraine is poised to erode Russian aerial strike capabilities further, safeguarding key cities and frontline positions.
🚀 Ukrainian forces have significantly disrupted Russian airstrikes by deploying advanced electronic warfare systems, including the Lima jammer developed by the Night Watch team. This system interferes with Russian glide bombs by attacking their GLONASS navigation, causing them to miss targets or even land in Russian-controlled areas.
💥 Previously, Russian forces launched up to 100 satellite-guided bombs daily, striking Ukrainian positions with precision. However, the Lima jammer’s effectiveness has forced Russia to adjust tactics, deploying multiple jets per strike—a costly and dangerous strategy, given Ukraine’s success in downing modern Sukhoi aircraft.
📈 Ukraine’s growing dominance in electronic warfare is weakening Russia’s reliance on glide bombs, reducing their effectiveness and forcing costly adaptations. With the potential to produce 300 Lima units per month, Ukraine is poised to erode Russian aerial strike capabilities further, safeguarding key cities and frontline positions.
25.03.202514:59
📡 Ukrainian Jammers Disrupt Russian Glide Bombs, Ending Era of Precision Strikes
💥 Ukraine’s expanding electronic warfare network is crippling Russia’s once-devastating glide bomb campaign. Forbes reports new drone footage showing a Russian KAB bomb veering far off-target—evidence of successful jamming of its GLONASS satellite guidance.
🎯 Russian airstrikes using satellite-guided bombs like the KAB and UMPK were once highly accurate, with daily launches numbering up to 100 along the 1,000-km front. But now, Russian sources admit these weapons are failing due to Ukraine’s effective radio interference.
💡 The widespread use of advanced Ukrainian jammers has ended what Russian military bloggers called the “golden era” of precision bombing. By degrading Russia’s strike accuracy, Ukraine is significantly improving the survivability of front-line troops and infrastructure, blunting one of Moscow’s key aerial advantages.
💥 Ukraine’s expanding electronic warfare network is crippling Russia’s once-devastating glide bomb campaign. Forbes reports new drone footage showing a Russian KAB bomb veering far off-target—evidence of successful jamming of its GLONASS satellite guidance.
🎯 Russian airstrikes using satellite-guided bombs like the KAB and UMPK were once highly accurate, with daily launches numbering up to 100 along the 1,000-km front. But now, Russian sources admit these weapons are failing due to Ukraine’s effective radio interference.
💡 The widespread use of advanced Ukrainian jammers has ended what Russian military bloggers called the “golden era” of precision bombing. By degrading Russia’s strike accuracy, Ukraine is significantly improving the survivability of front-line troops and infrastructure, blunting one of Moscow’s key aerial advantages.
01.04.202522:03
🔥 Partisans Destroy Russian Ammunition in Mariupol After Social Media Slip
🧨 On 23 March, Ukrainian partisans from the Mariupol Resistance group set fire to a Russian military base in occupied Mariupol, destroying several vehicles and ammunition, according to Petro Andriushchenko, head of the Center for the Study of the Occupation.
📸 The location was exposed by careless social media posts from two pro-Russian bloggers, inadvertently revealing the base’s layout and vulnerabilities. Ukrainian resistance used the intelligence to plan the sabotage operation targeting a vehicle storage site on the city's Right Bank.
🏙️ Mariupol, a key port and industrial hub on the Sea of Azov, was captured by Russian forces in 2022. It serves as a critical node in Moscow’s land corridor to Crimea. Targeting its military infrastructure weakens Russian logistical lines and undermines occupation control. The success of this attack demonstrates how partisan intelligence, combined with Russian operational security failures, delivers strategic disruption deep behind enemy lines—turning occupied cities into zones of resistance.
🧨 On 23 March, Ukrainian partisans from the Mariupol Resistance group set fire to a Russian military base in occupied Mariupol, destroying several vehicles and ammunition, according to Petro Andriushchenko, head of the Center for the Study of the Occupation.
📸 The location was exposed by careless social media posts from two pro-Russian bloggers, inadvertently revealing the base’s layout and vulnerabilities. Ukrainian resistance used the intelligence to plan the sabotage operation targeting a vehicle storage site on the city's Right Bank.
🏙️ Mariupol, a key port and industrial hub on the Sea of Azov, was captured by Russian forces in 2022. It serves as a critical node in Moscow’s land corridor to Crimea. Targeting its military infrastructure weakens Russian logistical lines and undermines occupation control. The success of this attack demonstrates how partisan intelligence, combined with Russian operational security failures, delivers strategic disruption deep behind enemy lines—turning occupied cities into zones of resistance.
15.04.202513:04
🤖 Ukrainian Ground Drone Rescues Three Wounded Soldiers After Month Near Front Line
🪖 A Ukrainian ground drone successfully evacuated three severely wounded soldiers who had been stranded near Russian positions for a month, after traditional evacuation efforts had failed due to constant shelling and drone attacks.
🛡️ The rescue took place in Kharkiv Oblast using the Ardal robotic platform, developed by the Ukrainian design bureau Burevii. The mission was initiated after a public call for help and involved over 50 personnel, including reconnaissance teams and electronic warfare units. The first rescue drone was destroyed by anti-tank mines, but a second, retrofitted unit managed to reach the wounded, who had survived weeks of drone strikes and chemical exposure.
🚑 Despite heavy artillery and drone fire during the four-hour operation, the drone covered more than 17 km through dangerous terrain, carrying a trailer with the soldiers to safety. The success demonstrates how ground drones can revolutionize battlefield evacuation, especially in areas inaccessible to medics due to high risk or terrain.
🪖 A Ukrainian ground drone successfully evacuated three severely wounded soldiers who had been stranded near Russian positions for a month, after traditional evacuation efforts had failed due to constant shelling and drone attacks.
🛡️ The rescue took place in Kharkiv Oblast using the Ardal robotic platform, developed by the Ukrainian design bureau Burevii. The mission was initiated after a public call for help and involved over 50 personnel, including reconnaissance teams and electronic warfare units. The first rescue drone was destroyed by anti-tank mines, but a second, retrofitted unit managed to reach the wounded, who had survived weeks of drone strikes and chemical exposure.
🚑 Despite heavy artillery and drone fire during the four-hour operation, the drone covered more than 17 km through dangerous terrain, carrying a trailer with the soldiers to safety. The success demonstrates how ground drones can revolutionize battlefield evacuation, especially in areas inaccessible to medics due to high risk or terrain.
23.03.202514:59
🇩🇪🇺🇦 Germany Sends Mine-Resistant Vehicles and 15,000 Artillery Shells to Ukraine
🚛 Germany has delivered a new military aid package to Ukraine, including 22 mine-resistant vehicles, 15,000 artillery shells, Gepard self-propelled guns, and IRIS-T air defense missiles. The package also includes 50 VECTOR reconnaissance drones, mine-clearing equipment, and advanced drone detection systems.
🤝 Since 2022, Berlin has been one of Ukraine’s key military supporters, providing billions in aid, including Leopard tanks, Marder IFVs, and Patriot missiles. With no ceasefire in sight, Germany has approved an additional €3 billion support package, with further weapons deliveries expected in the coming weeks.
🛡 The new aid boosts Ukraine’s firepower and defense against Russian drone and artillery attacks. Mine-resistant vehicles and mine-clearing systems enhance mobility, while artillery and air defense reinforcements strengthen Ukraine’s ability to hold and reclaim territory. Despite production delays for IRIS-T and Patriot systems, Germany remains committed to long-term support.
🚛 Germany has delivered a new military aid package to Ukraine, including 22 mine-resistant vehicles, 15,000 artillery shells, Gepard self-propelled guns, and IRIS-T air defense missiles. The package also includes 50 VECTOR reconnaissance drones, mine-clearing equipment, and advanced drone detection systems.
🤝 Since 2022, Berlin has been one of Ukraine’s key military supporters, providing billions in aid, including Leopard tanks, Marder IFVs, and Patriot missiles. With no ceasefire in sight, Germany has approved an additional €3 billion support package, with further weapons deliveries expected in the coming weeks.
🛡 The new aid boosts Ukraine’s firepower and defense against Russian drone and artillery attacks. Mine-resistant vehicles and mine-clearing systems enhance mobility, while artillery and air defense reinforcements strengthen Ukraine’s ability to hold and reclaim territory. Despite production delays for IRIS-T and Patriot systems, Germany remains committed to long-term support.
20.03.202514:59
🇱🇹🇺🇦 Lithuania Sends Ukraine AI-Driven Drones That Overcome Russian Jamming
💶 Lithuania’s Granta Autonomy has delivered hundreds of GA-10FPV-AI attack drones to Ukraine under a €1 million contract. These drones don’t just evade Russian jamming—they power through it using advanced AI-driven countermeasures, ensuring uninterrupted communication and precise lock-on-target capability.
🛠 The GA-10FPV-AI carries a 3 kg warhead, operates at a range of 20 km, and has been tested against powerful Russian electronic warfare systems, proving nearly impossible to disrupt. Unlike US alternatives, which are costly and vulnerable to jamming, these Lithuanian drones offer a battlefield-tested, cost-effective solution.
💪 This delivery strengthens Ukraine’s drone warfare capabilities, allowing strikes on Russian positions despite intense electronic interference. With AI-enhanced autonomy and resilient communication, these drones will improve Ukraine’s ability to target Russian forces and counter electronic warfare, further tilting the technological edge in Kyiv’s favor.
💶 Lithuania’s Granta Autonomy has delivered hundreds of GA-10FPV-AI attack drones to Ukraine under a €1 million contract. These drones don’t just evade Russian jamming—they power through it using advanced AI-driven countermeasures, ensuring uninterrupted communication and precise lock-on-target capability.
🛠 The GA-10FPV-AI carries a 3 kg warhead, operates at a range of 20 km, and has been tested against powerful Russian electronic warfare systems, proving nearly impossible to disrupt. Unlike US alternatives, which are costly and vulnerable to jamming, these Lithuanian drones offer a battlefield-tested, cost-effective solution.
💪 This delivery strengthens Ukraine’s drone warfare capabilities, allowing strikes on Russian positions despite intense electronic interference. With AI-enhanced autonomy and resilient communication, these drones will improve Ukraine’s ability to target Russian forces and counter electronic warfare, further tilting the technological edge in Kyiv’s favor.
10.04.202506:04
🌊 Russian BMP-2 Sinks During Failed Oskil River Assault Near Kupiansk
💪 Ukrainian forces continue to successfully defend the western bank of the Oskil River, a vital natural barrier protecting the key logistics hub of Kupiansk. This area remains central to shielding Ukrainian troops from a potential Russian breakthrough into northeastern Ukraine. Despite repeated assaults, defenders have held the line near Bohuslavka and Zahryzove, preventing Russian forces from establishing a foothold across the river.
🪖 During a recent failed crossing near Masiutivka, a Russian BMP-2 infantry vehicle sank along with its crew. Ukrainian units also repelled multiple attacks involving tanks and armored vehicles. In one engagement, two Russian tanks were destroyed and several vehicles damaged. Russian infantry suffered losses, while Ukrainian forces maintained their positions without retreat.
🛡 The Oskil River sector continues to be a high-priority target for Russia’s advancing units, particularly as they attempt to push toward Kupiansk’s transport corridors. However, Ukrainian troops consistently repel these offensives, demonstrating strong defensive coordination and the ability to disrupt Russian tactical gains before they can develop into larger breakthroughs.
💪 Ukrainian forces continue to successfully defend the western bank of the Oskil River, a vital natural barrier protecting the key logistics hub of Kupiansk. This area remains central to shielding Ukrainian troops from a potential Russian breakthrough into northeastern Ukraine. Despite repeated assaults, defenders have held the line near Bohuslavka and Zahryzove, preventing Russian forces from establishing a foothold across the river.
🪖 During a recent failed crossing near Masiutivka, a Russian BMP-2 infantry vehicle sank along with its crew. Ukrainian units also repelled multiple attacks involving tanks and armored vehicles. In one engagement, two Russian tanks were destroyed and several vehicles damaged. Russian infantry suffered losses, while Ukrainian forces maintained their positions without retreat.
🛡 The Oskil River sector continues to be a high-priority target for Russia’s advancing units, particularly as they attempt to push toward Kupiansk’s transport corridors. However, Ukrainian troops consistently repel these offensives, demonstrating strong defensive coordination and the ability to disrupt Russian tactical gains before they can develop into larger breakthroughs.
24.03.202519:06
Footage shared by local residents captures a low flyover of an F-16 fighter jet soaring directly above the city of Sumy, near the border with Russia’s Kursk region. The dramatic scene, circulating widely on social media, highlights the jet’s sleek silhouette and powerful engine roar as it cuts across the sky, drawing attention and sparking discussion about its presence so close to the frontline area.
12.04.202506:00
💥 Ukrainian Drone Hits Russian Tu-22M3 Bomber Worth $100 Million
📍 Ukrainian forces have struck a Russian Tu-22M3 strategic bomber shortly after it landed at a Russian airfield, Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi confirmed in an interview with Lb. ua. The drone attack reportedly destroyed the aircraft, valued at approximately $100 million.
✈️ The Tu-22M3 is a long-range supersonic bomber frequently used by Russia to launch cruise missile strikes against Ukraine. Its elimination is a blow to Russia’s strategic strike capabilities and highlights the growing precision and reach of Ukraine’s drone operations.
🎯 Ukrainian drones targeted three Russian airbases on 5 April, including Engels-2, where multiple Tu-95MS bombers were also reportedly damaged. By targeting aircraft at their home bases, Ukraine not only reduces Russia’s operational bomber fleet but also forces Russia to relocate and harden its airfields, stretching its logistics and air defense systems across a wider area.
📍 Ukrainian forces have struck a Russian Tu-22M3 strategic bomber shortly after it landed at a Russian airfield, Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi confirmed in an interview with Lb. ua. The drone attack reportedly destroyed the aircraft, valued at approximately $100 million.
✈️ The Tu-22M3 is a long-range supersonic bomber frequently used by Russia to launch cruise missile strikes against Ukraine. Its elimination is a blow to Russia’s strategic strike capabilities and highlights the growing precision and reach of Ukraine’s drone operations.
🎯 Ukrainian drones targeted three Russian airbases on 5 April, including Engels-2, where multiple Tu-95MS bombers were also reportedly damaged. By targeting aircraft at their home bases, Ukraine not only reduces Russia’s operational bomber fleet but also forces Russia to relocate and harden its airfields, stretching its logistics and air defense systems across a wider area.
16.04.202513:01
🛡️ Ukraine Accelerates Domestic Air Defense Development to Shield Strategic Regions
🛠 Ukraine is advancing the development of its own strategic-level air defense system to counter Russia’s growing use of ballistic missiles and guided drones, Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha announced on 14 April during an EU Foreign Affairs Council meeting. This move follows recent Russian strikes on Kryvyi Rih and Sumy that killed dozens of civilians, including children.
🚀 As Russia increasingly uses ballistic missiles and modified Shahed drones, Ukraine’s existing defenses are under growing pressure. In response, Ukraine’s defense sector rapidly scales up domestic production of long-range air defense systems. Technologically, the industry is ready, with defense enterprises seeking cooperation with EU partners to accelerate development.
🎯 In current military dynamics, the first deployment of these systems will likely focus on cities near the front — such as Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia, and Dnipro — where Russia increasingly uses ballistic missiles to strike civilian and logistics infrastructure.
🛠 Ukraine is advancing the development of its own strategic-level air defense system to counter Russia’s growing use of ballistic missiles and guided drones, Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha announced on 14 April during an EU Foreign Affairs Council meeting. This move follows recent Russian strikes on Kryvyi Rih and Sumy that killed dozens of civilians, including children.
🚀 As Russia increasingly uses ballistic missiles and modified Shahed drones, Ukraine’s existing defenses are under growing pressure. In response, Ukraine’s defense sector rapidly scales up domestic production of long-range air defense systems. Technologically, the industry is ready, with defense enterprises seeking cooperation with EU partners to accelerate development.
🎯 In current military dynamics, the first deployment of these systems will likely focus on cities near the front — such as Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia, and Dnipro — where Russia increasingly uses ballistic missiles to strike civilian and logistics infrastructure.
18.03.202523:01
🎯 Ukrainian Special Forces Destroy Russian Utes-Tm Radar System
💥 Ukrainian Special Operations Forces (SSO) successfully destroyed a Russian Utes-Tm radar complex, significantly weakening Russia’s airspace control. The strike was carried out by the Medoid tactical drone group of the Balista unit, using precision drone technology.
📡 The Utes-Tm radar was a critical Russian asset, capable of tracking Ukrainian aircraft, missiles, and drones within a 360-kilometer radius and up to 20 kilometers in altitude. Its destruction reduces Russia’s ability to detect and intercept Ukrainian aerial operations, creating new opportunities for strikes on enemy positions.
⚡ This operation aligns with Ukraine’s strategy of systematically degrading Russia’s air defenses. Recent successes include eliminating four Russian Pantsir-S1 systems, further eroding Moscow’s ability to counter Ukraine’s growing missile and drone capabilities.
💥 Ukrainian Special Operations Forces (SSO) successfully destroyed a Russian Utes-Tm radar complex, significantly weakening Russia’s airspace control. The strike was carried out by the Medoid tactical drone group of the Balista unit, using precision drone technology.
📡 The Utes-Tm radar was a critical Russian asset, capable of tracking Ukrainian aircraft, missiles, and drones within a 360-kilometer radius and up to 20 kilometers in altitude. Its destruction reduces Russia’s ability to detect and intercept Ukrainian aerial operations, creating new opportunities for strikes on enemy positions.
⚡ This operation aligns with Ukraine’s strategy of systematically degrading Russia’s air defenses. Recent successes include eliminating four Russian Pantsir-S1 systems, further eroding Moscow’s ability to counter Ukraine’s growing missile and drone capabilities.
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