Loitering Munitions – Ukraine War Videos

The special unit “Ghosts” of Ukraine’s Defence Intelligence (Main Directorate of Intelligence of Ukraine), previously known for striking Russian air defense systems in occupied Crimea, is now reportedly expanding its operations to targeting logistics routes across temporarily occupied territories. The Military Footage Hub release shows continued activity aimed at disrupting supply chains, transport infrastructure, and operational mobility of Russian forces. The footage documents drone-based reconnaissance and strike operations carried out in contested zones, reflecting a broader shift from air defense suppression to logistics interdiction on occupied territory.

Ukrainian company SkyFall has presented the P1-SUN Long, an upgraded interceptor drone developed to counter Shahed-type attack drones. The system combines autonomous targeting with AI-assisted detection, allowing it to identify aerial threats faster and reduce operator workload during engagements. According to the developer, the drone can be controlled remotely from virtually any location with a stable connection before switching to autonomous interception during the final phase of flight. The P1-SUN Long operates at altitudes of up to 9,000 meters, reaches speeds of up to 310 km/h, and carries an 800-gram warhead. SkyFall states that the platform has already been credited with dozens of successful Shahed interceptions. The project highlights the growing role of war robots, autonomous systems, military robots and AI-driven combat robotics in modern drone warfare.

Another Russian Lancet Misses Target! Ukrainian soldiers shot down a Russian suicide drone as it was about to strike civilians or civilian infrastructure. It was a modification of the Izdeliye-51, which is designed for long-range strikes.

The "Shark" UAV operates in tandem with a loitering munition. As a result, high-value equipment belonging to the Russian occupiers was damaged and destroyed — including the "Nebo" radar system, the DMRL10 meteorological radar, and the 29R6 "Kasta-2E2" radar. The operation is carried out by operators from the 92nd Mechanized Brigade. The fundraiser for the "Shark" UAV is ongoing — you can support it via our foundation’s website. This initiative is critically important for the Defense Forces.