A russian BMP-2 with an assault group riding on it gets hit by an AFU FPV with an 80 mm mortar cumulative (shaped charge) warhead.
Ukraine war combat footage
Bakhmut, Ukraine, destroyed by Russia. In every house, in every apartment, people, families lived.
Russia destroyed everything.
Russia deserves only one thing: to be like Bakhmut, Toretsk, and Vovchansk.
Ukrainian Special Operations Forces, in cooperation with the Main Directorate of Intelligence, Missile Forces, struck two enemy Ka-52 helicopters and two Mi-8s in the Belgorod region of the Russia.
All helicopters were destroyed by missile strikes in the enemy's rear, where the enemy had created a jumping-off point for aircraft - a camouflaged position for rapid movement or for surprise attacks.
The GUR officially published a video of the destruction of a Russian Su-30 by a naval drone.
On May 2, the Group 13 special forces unit, in cooperation with the SBU and the Defense Forces of Ukraine, eliminated an enemy aircraft with a missile from the Magura platform. The strike took place in the waters near the port of Novorossiysk.
This is the first documented case in the world of the destruction of a combat aircraft by a naval drone.
September 2025 . A video from Myrnograd in the Donetsk region Ukraine has been posted online.
The city is located near Pokrovske, where the Ukrainian Armed Forces are holding the defense.
Recently, a Russian sabotage group infiltrated central Pokrovsk and killed several civilians near the railway station. Ukrainian forces quickly located and eliminated them, strengthening the city’s defenses. In the past two days, 14 Russian soldiers who entered Pokrovsk have been neutralized.
A Special Operations Forces group carried out a successful mission on the Northern Slobozhanskyi front. Ukrainian operators infiltrated Russian-held positions undetected, conducted reconnaissance, and launched a precise assault. The team eliminated the Russian troops, seized documents and communication equipment, and safely withdrew after completing the mission.
