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Su-25s pounding the occupiers

A new world record. A Ukrainian sniper eliminated two occupiers from a distance of 4,000 meters. The bullet went through a window where the occupiers were located. The record-breaking shot was made on August 14, 2025, with the assistance of artificial intelligence under the adjustment of a UAV system, using a 14.5 mm Aligator rifle near Myrnohrad in Donetsk region.

VIDARR of the 60th OMBR ripped off the head of a Russian soldier who was convincingly pretending to be dead. Well, now he definitely is.

The “Third” showcased spectacular footage from a successful defensive operation on the border of Kharkiv and Donetsk regions, where the unit’s fighters stopped the enemy.

A Ukrainian Air Force MiG-29 delivers powerful airstrikes on enemy positions in the Kopani area (Orikhiv direction)

Night operation of army aviation against Shaheds

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.

Hunting occupiers with drone drops A UAV team from the 60th Separate Mechanized Brigade carries out a successful clearance of enemy infantry along the lines held by the Russian 3rd Army Corps. The Russians sought refuge in the thickets - and got stuck in the “textures” under precise drone-dropped munitions. A safari on enemy manpower - in a new compilation of hits from the brigade within the corps.

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.

Bakhmut. Strike on a temporary location of enemy personnel. Operation of the new Ukrainian fixed-wing drone “Privet-299.”