Combat Drones

Aerial reconnaissance footage from Ukraine’s 3rd Special Operations Regiment reportedly shows an FPV drone striking a Russian field ammunition depot in Donetsk region. The depot reportedly contained 122 mm rounds for BM-21 Grad multiple rocket launchers. The footage captures a powerful explosion following the FPV drone strike, indicating the ammunition stored at the site was detonated.

Ukrainian forces reportedly carried out a strike on an Ozon logistics complex in Chapayevsk, Samara region. According to the information accompanying the footage, the facility was targeted as part of attacks on infrastructure belonging to the Russian marketplace. Details of the damage and the exact nature of the strike have not been independently verified.

Footage shows drone operators from Ukraine’s National Guard special unit Omega carrying out a series of FPV strikes against Russian military vehicles. One vehicle is covered with a zebra-style camouflage pattern intended to interfere with AI-guided drone targeting. The combat footage documents how Ukrainian attack drones continue to identify and engage moving and stationary military equipment despite visual countermeasures, highlighting the growing role of fpv combat, combat drones and drone warfare on the battlefield.

Rare high-quality drone footage shows Ukrainian fiber-optic combat drones recording the destruction of Russian troops and military equipment. The video captures FPV drone operations in real time, documenting a precision fpv strike against enemy positions and vehicles. It highlights the growing role of combat uav systems, military drone technology and drone warfare on the battlefield in Ukraine.

The forces of unmanned systems of the Armed Forces of Ukraine during July 21-22 hit 1 tanker, 10 dry cargo ships and 2 tugboats in the waters of the Black and Azov Seas. The Ukrainian military is trying to limit the movement of the shadow fleet, which works in the interests of Russia.

Footage and accompanying reports claim that overnight drone strikes targeted a group of eight tankers associated with Russia’s so-called shadow fleet that had reportedly gathered to transport fuel to Crimea. According to the same information, one cargo ship and one ferry were also struck during the operation. The video reportedly captures the aftermath of the coordinated attack on maritime vessels involved in fuel transportation.

A Russian armored personnel carrier that had moved out of a fortified shelter in the operational depth of the Zaporizhzhia Oblast was detected and struck by operators of the Owl unit from Ukraine’s military intelligence. The target was engaged with a RAM-2X strike drone, resulting in a direct hit on the vehicle. The released fpv combat footage highlights the continued use of combat drones and precision drone strikes against armored vehicles operating behind the frontline, where Russian forces often rely on concealed positions to protect equipment from aerial reconnaissance.

Overnight drone strikes reportedly targeted bridges and crossing infrastructure near Chonhar during a combined attack operation. According to preliminary reports, the strikes damaged reserve crossings and destroyed a truck parking area located near the route. Additional impacts were reported at the “Dzhankoi” checkpoint in occupied Crimea. Footage and local reports from the area showed fires and damage around transport and logistics infrastructure connected to routes between occupied Crimea and southern Ukraine.

Footage from operators of the UAV unit “PEGAS” of the 1st Separate Mechanized Brigade shows FPV drone engagements against a large group of opposing forces advancing across an open field toward Ukrainian positions. The video captures coordinated drone strikes during movement in exposed terrain, resulting in disruption of the advancing formation in a frontline area. The material documents the use of unmanned aerial systems for reconnaissance and precision engagement in open-field conditions along active combat lines.