FPV Drone – Ukraine War Videos

New footage shows the current condition of Oleshky in the Kherson region, a city that has suffered extensive destruction during the war. The latest images provide an updated view of damaged buildings and areas of the city. Oleshky has remained under Russian occupation, while access to independent information from the city is limited.

Ukraine’s 66th Separate Mechanized Brigade reports that its troops cleared and liberated the settlement of Shandryholove. According to the brigade, soldiers from the 1st Mechanized Battalion and the “Siverska Sich” Motorized Infantry Battalion also assaulted a wooded area north of the settlement. The operation reportedly strengthened Ukrainian defensive positions around Shandryholove and Serednie.

Footage shows the moment an FPV drone struck an area in Sumy today. According to the available information, no one was injured in the incident. The video captures the impact and the immediate aftermath of the strike in the city. The exact location and circumstances of the attack have not been independently verified.

Footage captures what one minute of daily life in Kherson sounds like as drones can be heard and seen flying between residential buildings. The video shows the ongoing presence of drones over built-up areas of the city, highlighting the conditions faced by residents amid continued attacks and drone activity in Kherson.

InformNapalm reports that OSINT researchers geolocated footage showing a Russian drone operator targeting a civilian in Kherson. According to the researchers, the operator appears to see the person in the street before carrying out the attack. The incident is reportedly linked to a Russian unmanned systems regiment of the 18th Army, whose drone activity over Kherson has previously been documented by the Institute for the Study of War. ISW has separately reported multiple geolocated incidents of Russian drones attacking civilians in Kherson.

Roboforce has developed a ground-based platform described as an “aircraft carrier” for FPV drones. The unmanned platform can transport up to six FPV drones simultaneously and bring them closer to the intended area of deployment. The system is designed to extend the operational reach of FPV drone teams while keeping operators and launch points farther from the immediate frontline.

Operators of Ukraine’s 66th Separate Mechanized Brigade reportedly destroyed a Russian tank using FPV drones. According to the brigade, a group of Russian troops used the tank to reach their positions before abandoning the vehicle and retreating on foot. The tank was subsequently targeted by Ukrainian FPV operators. The footage shows the drone strike on the abandoned vehicle.

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.

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.