Ukraine War Video – Page 2

Overnight drone strikes reportedly targeted energy infrastructure in Crimea, with nine electrical substations said to have been hit. According to the accompanying information, a total of 21 substations and one gas distribution station have reportedly been struck over the past two nights. The reported attacks are said to have affected energy infrastructure across the peninsula as long-range drone operations continued overnight.

Video footage circulating online shows moments of missile strikes targeting the Titan-Barikady industrial plant in Volgograd, with FP-5 “Flamingo” missiles referenced in the context of the attack. The recording captures impact moments and subsequent explosions around the facility area, which is described as an industrial site linked to defense production. The material presents multiple strike sequences and visible detonations occurring within the plant perimeter during the reported operation.

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.

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.

Operators of the 73rd Naval Special Operations Center carried out a special operation in northern Ukraine, conducting an infiltration by buggy and on foot before reaching a Russian frontline position. After additional reconnaissance identified the enemy location, the special forces unit launched an assault operation against the position. According to the released footage, Russian troops initially refused to surrender and attempted to resist, but later laid down their weapons after coming under sustained fire and suffering casualties. Several soldiers were captured and evacuated after receiving medical aid, while the position itself was destroyed. The combat footage provides a rare look at frontline combat and special operations conducted behind enemy positions.

Footage circulating online shows a Ukrainian Leopard 1A5 tank sustaining FPV drone strikes while remaining operational. According to preliminary analysis, additional protective modifications on the vehicle helped prevent critical damage. In one episode, metal anti-drone bars caused the incoming drone to detonate away from the hull, redirecting the shaped-charge blast away from the tank itself. Another clip shows flames on the rear exterior section of the vehicle, though there are no visible signs of an internal fire or ammunition detonation. Based on the footage, claims about the complete destruction of the tank have not been confirmed.

Ukrainian defense company Fire Point released footage showing the launch of its FP-7.X ballistic missile, which is expected to become the foundation for the future FREYJA anti-ballistic interceptor system. According to company representatives, the latest test included a fully controlled maneuvering flight of the missile. Earlier reports stated that the FP-7 platform is being developed both as a strike missile and as the basis for an air defense interceptor capable of engaging ballistic threats. Open-source data suggests the missile may have a range of up to 200 km, a warhead of around 150 kg, and speeds reaching approximately Mach 4.4.

An M113 evacuation armored personnel carrier operated by Ukrainian forces reportedly survived nine FPV drone strikes during a rescue mission near Kostiantynivka. According to released footage, the vehicle pushed through repeated drone attacks to evacuate wounded soldiers of the “Luhansk” regiment from the so-called red zone. The video, published by the National Police assault brigade “Liut”, shows the armored carrier continuing movement despite multiple impacts from Russian FPV drones during the operation in the frontline area.

Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces reported overnight drone strikes against multiple targets deep behind Russian lines, including a tanker linked to the so-called shadow fleet and two oil storage facilities in Taganrog and Feodosia. According to preliminary information, Ukrainian drones targeted a total of 23 military and logistical sites during the operation. The strikes reportedly focused on fuel infrastructure, transport assets, and facilities supporting military supply chains and operational logistics in rear areas.

Footage published from the night of May 23 reportedly shows an FP-1/2 drone striking the Russian frigate “Admiral Essen” at the naval base in Novorossiysk. The Project 11356 warship is known as a carrier of Kalibr cruise missiles and is part of the Russian Black Sea Fleet. Videos from the attack also show attempted interception efforts by Russian air defense systems near the port area. If confirmed, the strike represents another significant hit against Russian naval assets operating in the Black Sea region and further pressure on fleet logistics and missile-launch capabilities.