Pokrovsk direction: no chance for Russians to gain a foothold.
This is what Russian attempts look like - trying to advance in small infantry groups in order to build up forces and move on to larger assaults.
Does the enemy have an advantage in manpower? Yes. But for every occupier, we have a “gift” prepared.
Over the course of a day, in the area of responsibility of the Spartan Brigade, our UAV operators detect and eliminate dozens of occupiers.
Border guards from the “Phoenix” unit destroyed an enemy tank and a BM-21 Grad multiple launch rocket system in Donetsk region.
During the same combat sortie, UAV operators also struck a “Bukhanka” van, a Ural truck, armored vehicles, several motorcycles, and enemy positions. Preliminary estimates indicate that about ten Russian soldiers were eliminated.
In the Kursk region, the UA_REG TEAM took out a Russian soldier who had shot down a drone with a rifle magazine. It resulted in a spectacular remote detonation🔪.
A heartbreaking sight — UAV pilots of the 63rd Brigade and their counterparts are forced to demolish houses in Torske.
Not long ago, ordinary Ukrainians lived in these homes. The occupiers first destroyed the village with shelling, and now hide in the ruined buildings to later claim they have “liberated” it.
We bury them alive under the rubble or flush them out and finish them off in the open.
The enemy attempted to infiltrate and concentrate in urban areas in the Zaporizhzhia region with small sabotage and reconnaissance groups but was promptly detected and mercilessly eliminated.
Fighters of the 412th Nemesis Regiment of the FPV ASGARD unit destroyed Russian antennas on the left bank of the Kakhovka Reservoir.
According to published sources, the enemy is terrorizing residents of Nikopol, Marhanets, and other settlements in the south of the Dnipropetrovsk region, as well as south of the city of Zaporizhzhia, using kamikaze drones, artillery, and multiple rocket launcher systems.
To do this, the enemy utilizes the left bank of the Kakhovka Reservoir, where they also rely on communication systems to control their drones. Placing antennas at higher elevations helps the enemy operate drones over longer distances.
The destruction of Russian antennas reduces the enemy’s drone flight capabilities, which is why the fighters of the 412th Nemesis Regiment make sure not to leave them untouched.
Ukrainian forces destroyed Russian Merlin-BP reconnaissance drone.
This drone is one of the most expensive reconnaissance drones in Russia, their cost can reach approximately $300,000.
The Lancet is one of russia’s loitering drones — carrying a 5kg warhead and flying up to 50 km.
But on the Lyman axis, the 63rd Mechanized Brigade has changed the game — intercepting and eliminating such drones with growing speed.
