Ukraine War Video: Ukraine War Video collects unc - The Chronicles

Archive video from the cockpit of a Russian Mi-8 helicopter that was part of a squadron flying toward Hostomel on the first day of the full-scale invasion, February 24, 2022. This rare footage serves as war documentation and a frontline report from the situation on the ground, offering an aerial battlefield view and battlefield overview of the opening phase of the conflict. The second part of the video captures the moment one of the helicopters is shot down by a MANPADS during active field operations. Just seconds before the recording began, another aircraft from the same group was also downed, making this a unique conflict zone update and a stark field report on the operational environment in the skies over Hostomel.

Where Russia sends assault groups into battle, FPV operators of the SBU Special Operations Center “Alpha” respond with precision and relentlessness, providing war documentation and a frontline report from the situation on the ground. In just one week of intense field operations, they eliminated more than 1,800 occupiers, delivering a stark battlefield overview of how targeted strikes can stop enemy assaults before they fully form. The SBU’s “Alpha” unit operates decisively and in real-time conflict monitoring mode, leaving the enemy no time to mass forces or develop an offensive under these frontline conditions.

This is archival footage from 2023, filmed on the Zaporizhzhia front, serving as war documentation and a frontline report from the situation on the ground. Soldiers of Ukraine’s 37th Brigade conduct an assault field operation against Russian trench positions. Often described by troops as a “cleaning operation,” the footage captures close-quarters combat, frontline conditions and the systematic clearing of enemy fortifications during active field operations, offering a stark battlefield overview of this sector of the frontline.

This video shows first-person footage from a Ukrainian serviceman clearing a house in Lyman, Donetsk region, where two Russian soldiers are captured during room-to-room fighting. It serves as war documentation and a frontline report from the situation on the ground, offering a soldier’s-eye view of close-quarters field operations and the realities of frontline daily life inside urban combat zones.

The enemy has long felt secure deep behind the front lines, but for the special forces of the Security Service of Ukraine’s “Alpha” unit, distance is no longer a limiting factor. This operation, documented as war documentation and a frontline report, shows how long-range drone observation and battlefield overview are reshaping the situation on the ground far from the immediate frontline conditions. Over the past year alone, five military airfields were struck by long-range drones, based on reconnaissance footage and sustained frontline monitoring. As a result, 15 aircraft have been rendered inoperable. Confirmed losses captured on video include: • 11 fighters and bombers: Su-30SM, Su-34, Su-27, Su-24, MiG-31 • 3 helicopters: Mi-28, Mi-26, Mi-8 • 1 transport aircraft: An-26 In addition to aircraft losses, ammunition and fuel depots at the airfields were destroyed, dealing a major blow to field infrastructure and operational support. The total estimated damage inflicted exceeds $1 billion USD, providing a significant military situation update and a clear conflict zone update on how long-range drone warfare can reach targets deep in the rear.

For the first time in recorded history, video footage provides war documentation and a unique frontline report of a group of three Russian infantry soldiers surrendering to a Ukrainian unmanned ground vehicle during active field operations. This unprecedented incident, captured as a real-time conflict zone update and battlefield overview, highlights the growing role of robotic systems on the battlefield and marks a new chapter in the evolution of modern warfare, situational awareness, and the broader operational environment on the frontline.

Operators of Ukraine’s 8th Special Operations Forces Regiment carried out a raid in Kupiansk targeting occupying troops, documented as war documentation and a frontline report from the situation on the ground. During the operation, two enemy soldiers were captured, while two others were killed in close-quarters combat, offering a stark field report on intense urban frontline conditions. The action, recorded through frontline monitoring and real-time conflict zone update, highlights intense urban fighting and the effectiveness of Ukrainian special forces in field operations, providing a clear battlefield overview of their operational environment in this sector.

Footage from GoPro cameras and UAVs shows the “Phantom Company” special forces, together with comrades from the “Expeditionaries Team” of the International Legion, demolishing an enemy hideout in a building in Stepnohirsk, captured as war documentation and a frontline report from the situation on the ground. Using drone observation, aerial battlefield view and reconnaissance footage to build situational awareness and a clear battlefield overview, they employed a TM-62 mine rigged with a thermobaric grenade against a location where, according to aerial reconnaissance, up to five Russian occupiers were positioned. The operation provides a stark look at field operations and frontline conditions in this sector of the conflict zone.

A Ukrainian serviceman eliminated two Russian assault troops who rushed into his trench in the Dnipropetrovsk region. One of the attackers attempted to use his already fallen comrade as cover, but the engagement ended with a decisive shot to the head. The footage highlights frontline conditions, field operations, and soldiers on duty in the ongoing conflict.

More than three FP-2 drones struck the oil loading standers at the pier, which had previously suffered damage from drone operations. The attack caused infrastructure damage and impacted the civilian environment in the urban frontline area, disrupting ongoing field operations. Coordinates: 45.11880656223428, 36.66596402129856.