Drone Warfare – Ukraine War Videos – Page 2

Russian forces have reportedly begun equipping reconnaissance UAVs with protective systems designed to counter Ukrainian FPV interceptor drones. According to the source, the drones can deploy nets and threads intended to entangle the propellers of approaching interceptors, potentially preventing them from reaching their targets. The footage demonstrates the use of these countermeasures against FPV drones.

Ukrainian drones are reportedly operating deep behind Russian lines across the area between Mariupol and Horlivka, targeting logistics used to supply Russian forces. Footage shows burning fuel tankers, damaged cargo vessels and trucks that were reportedly struck before reaching their destinations. The reported targets include vehicles and infrastructure involved in transporting fuel, ammunition and other supplies to Russian forces. The footage highlights the use of drone warfare against military logistics beyond the immediate frontline.

Footage shows the moment a Ukrainian strike drone hits Russian military equipment carrying Russian personnel. The video captures the drone approaching the target and the subsequent impact. The footage highlights the use of combat drones against Russian military equipment on the battlefield. The exact location and type of equipment shown in the video have not been specified.

Operators of interceptor drones from Ukraine’s 15th Mobile Border Detachment, known as Steel Border, reportedly destroyed 13 Russian unmanned aerial vehicles during a single operation. According to the unit, the intercepted drones included six Gerbera UAVs and seven Molniya drones. The footage highlights the use of drone interceptors as part of Ukraine’s efforts to counter Russian unmanned aerial threats and protect its airspace.

Ukrainian Special Operations Forces have reported a series of successful strikes against Russian military and infrastructure targets in occupied Ukrainian territories and Russia. The reported targets include a MiG-29 fighter at Millerovo airfield, four radar systems in Rostov Oblast and Crimea, the Kamensky industrial complex in Kamensk-Shakhtinsky, a Russian SOBR base in Kherson Oblast, fuel infrastructure in Yeysk, UAV relay systems, a Zala drone crew shelter and the Archangel UAV school. The information was published by Ukrainian military sources, while the extent of damage to each reported target has not been independently verified.

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.

A Russian strike drone hit a shopping mall in Kryvyi Rih on August 21, causing a fire and significant damage to the building. According to preliminary reports, at least two people were killed and 12 others injured in the attack. Footage from the scene shows the aftermath of the strike, including damaged areas of the shopping center and the response of emergency services. The number of casualties may be updated as rescue operations continue.

Ukraine’s 3rd Special Operations Regiment has released footage showing the assault and clearing operation in Andriivka-Klevtsova, whose liberation was announced last week. According to the unit, the operation included combat actions to clear Russian positions in the settlement. The footage also shows the capture of 30 Russian servicemen during the operation.

Ukrainian drone pilots continue targeting Russian heavy military equipment on the battlefield as part of coordinated operations by the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The footage shows Ukrainian operators carrying out strikes against enemy equipment, contributing to efforts to reduce the presence of Russian heavy vehicles and other military systems on the front line.

Footage published by Russian sources shows multiple airstrikes hitting Kherson on the previous evening. The video captures a series of explosions and impacts in different parts of the city rather than a single strike. The footage is presented as showing Russian attacks on Kherson, although the exact targets and damage visible in the video could not be independently verified.