Previously unpublished footage shows the launch of two ATACMS ballistic missiles from an M142 HIMARS launcher during a strike on a reported enemy target. The video captures the launch sequence from the mobile rocket system as both missiles are fired in quick succession. No additional information about the target, location or the outcome of the strike was provided with the footage.
Footage released from a Ukrainian Armed Forces unit shows foreign volunteer soldiers engaging Russian assault troops during a close-range trench battle. According to the accompanying account, Russian forces advanced from both the eastern and western sides of the position while using FPV drones, reconnaissance drones and electronic warfare to disrupt communications. The report states that multiple assault groups attempted to encircle the trench line, while another group waited in a nearby tree line before being detected by Ukrainian drones. The position was reportedly protected by minefields, and the unit claims ten Russian soldiers were confirmed killed during the engagement.
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.
Drone footage released by the 24th Separate Mechanized Brigade named after King Danylo compares Chasiv Yar before the fighting with its current condition. The video highlights the scale of destruction across the city, which had a pre-war population of around 13,000 residents. The comparison shows extensive damage to residential neighborhoods, streets and urban infrastructure following prolonged combat in the area.
Overnight drone strikes reportedly targeted energy infrastructure in Crimea, with nine electrical substations said to have been hit. According to the accompanying information, a total of 21 substations and one gas distribution station have reportedly been struck over the past two nights. The reported attacks are said to have affected energy infrastructure across the peninsula as long-range drone operations continued overnight.
Russia launched a large-scale overnight attack on Kyiv using drones together with ballistic and cruise missiles, causing widespread damage across the capital. Residential buildings, civilian infrastructure and multiple districts were affected, with emergency crews continuing rescue operations at collapsed structures. According to Ukrainian authorities, at least 18 people were killed and nearly 90 were injured as of the latest official updates. The attack caused fires, partial building collapses and extensive destruction, while rescue teams searched for people trapped beneath the rubble.
Video footage shows a group of Russian soldiers triggering a landmine while carrying a wounded comrade from the battlefield. According to the accompanying claim, all of those involved survived the explosion, although several sustained severe injuries, including traumatic limb loss. The recording captures the moment of the blast and its immediate aftermath during the reported evacuation attempt.
Footage released by the ARES artillery reconnaissance battery shows the reported targeting of a TOS-1 heavy flamethrower system using an FPV drone. According to the accompanying statement, the unit detected, tracked and coordinated the engagement of what it described as another high-priority enemy target. The video captures the strike sequence as the drone reaches the vehicle during the reported operation.
Video footage circulating online shows moments of missile strikes targeting the Titan-Barikady industrial plant in Volgograd, with FP-5 “Flamingo” missiles referenced in the context of the attack. The recording captures impact moments and subsequent explosions around the facility area, which is described as an industrial site linked to defense production. The material presents multiple strike sequences and visible detonations occurring within the plant perimeter during the reported operation.
A dashcam recording captured the moment of an attack in the historic part of Zaporizhzhia, showing an explosion occurring extremely close to a moving vehicle, reportedly just about a metre away. The footage shows the driver continuing along the road as the blast happens nearby, highlighting how close the impact was to civilian traffic during the strike on the city’s central area. The incident is described as part of a wider attack affecting Zaporizhzhia, with the video circulating online as visual evidence of the proximity of the explosion to passing vehicles in an urban environment.
