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Ukrainian kamikaze drones carried out a series of strikes against Russian logistics assets, targeting trucks, fuel tankers and rail-linked transport in the Zaporizhzhia Oblast, Kherson Oblast and occupied Crimea. The footage shows operators from the GUR MO Ukraine special unit “PRYMARY” conducting coordinated drone warfare missions against moving and stationary targets used for military supply chains. The strikes reportedly destroyed multiple transport vehicles and disrupted logistics routes across several occupied directions, highlighting the continued use of combat drones in interdiction operations deep behind the front line.

Footage shows a Ukrainian Bayraktar TB2 unmanned combat aerial vehicle engaging and destroying Russian unmanned surface vessels in the Black Sea. Once a symbol of Ukraine’s early wartime successes, the Bayraktar TB2 continues to be used in maritime operations against emerging threats. The video captures precision strikes against hostile sea drones operating in the region and highlights the growing role of war robots, autonomous systems, military robots and naval warfare assets in the Black Sea theater.

A Russian armored personnel carrier that had moved out of a fortified shelter in the operational depth of the Zaporizhzhia Oblast was detected and struck by operators of the Owl unit from Ukraine’s military intelligence. The target was engaged with a RAM-2X strike drone, resulting in a direct hit on the vehicle. The released fpv combat footage highlights the continued use of combat drones and precision drone strikes against armored vehicles operating behind the frontline, where Russian forces often rely on concealed positions to protect equipment from aerial reconnaissance.

Operators of the Raid Regiment, working together with personnel from the Raroh Brigade, struck an electrical substation near Karierne in occupied Crimea. The facility is described as a critical node within the peninsula’s power distribution network, supplying electricity to central and western parts of Crimea. The released drone footage documents another strike on infrastructure supporting Russian military activity on the peninsula and highlights the continued use of drone operations in Crimea. The attack also demonstrates the growing role of precision drone strikes against strategic targets beyond the frontline.

Units of the Middle Strike group of Ukraine’s Special Operations Forces, working alongside members of the resistance movement, destroyed a railway bridge spanning the North Crimean Canal near Rozdolne in occupied Crimea. The bridge served as a key military logistics route used to transport supplies, equipment and resources from Russia through Crimea to support Russian forces in southern Ukraine. During the night of June 22, SSO drones destroyed sections of the railway line and caused the collapse of one bridge span. After resistance members reported the arrival of railway repair equipment, a second strike was carried out on June 23, damaging both the engineering vehicles and remaining bridge structures. The operation further disrupted Russian logistics and transport links on the peninsula while demonstrating the continued use of combat drones in Crimea operations.

Recent footage from Vodyanske, part of the Dobropillia Urban Hromada, shows extensive destruction across the settlement. Residential buildings stand abandoned or heavily damaged, reflecting the impact of years of fighting in the region. The Holy Presentation Church, built in 2009, was also severely damaged, burned and partially destroyed. The footage documents urban destruction, damaged civilian infrastructure and the condition of communities located near the frontline in eastern Ukraine.

The aftermath of an overnight drone attack on the Moscow Oil Refinery shows damage to fuel storage infrastructure, including a reservoir whose hatch was torn off by the force of an explosion. Fires were reported at the facility as emergency services responded to the scene. Russian media called the strike the largest attack on Moscow in the last two years, with explosions and air defense activity recorded across several districts of the capital. The ukraine war video documents the effects of the strike and provides new combat footage from one of Russia’s key industrial sites during the ongoing drone warfare campaign.

A large-scale drone attack targeted the Moscow Oil Refinery overnight, with footage showing an explosion at one of the fuel storage tanks and the reservoir hatch being blown off by the blast. Russian media described the raid as the largest attack on Moscow in the past two years, while explosions continued to be reported across the city as air defenses remained active. The released ukraine war video and combat footage capture the impact on energy infrastructure, which plays a role in supplying fuel to the Moscow region. The attack is part of the continuing drone warfare campaign targeting military and industrial facilities deep inside Russia.

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.