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Ukrainian loitering FPV drones, often referred to as “wait-and-strike” systems, are being used to stop Russian assault groups before they reach the frontline. By remaining in position and striking at the right moment, these drones disrupt advances and reduce enemy pressure on defensive lines.

A Ukrainian soldier eliminated a Russian assault trooper who attempted to take cover in a trench in the Huliaipole direction of the Zaporizhzhia region. The engagement occurred at close range during active combat operations.

Two tankers from Russia’s so-called shadow fleet were reportedly struck near the entrance to the port of Novorossiysk, according to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The operation was carried out by Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU) and Navy as part of sanctions enforcement efforts. The vessels were actively used to transport oil. Following the strike, they are no longer operational, according to the statement.

In the Vovchansk direction of the Kharkiv region, Russian forces reportedly attempted to rush through a known kill zone to avoid FPV drone strikes. Instead, their vehicle hit a mine before reaching the area, stopping the advance.

Fighters of Ukraine’s 33rd Mechanized Brigade repelled a Russian assault involving a motorcycle and an ATV. Enemy troops attempted a rapid breakthrough using light vehicles but were stopped by Ukrainian fire before reaching their objective.

Special forces of the 1st Separate Detachment of the Omega Special Purpose Center carried out a complex evacuation mission to rescue a wounded serviceman from a neighboring unit. The operation lasted seven hours under constant fire. Operators of the robotic systems group worked in close coordination with reconnaissance teams and the command post throughout the mission. Enemy forces repeatedly attempted to destroy the robotic evacuation platform with FPV drones, but failed. The wounded soldier was successfully evacuated and transferred to friendly forces.

Ukraine’s Security Service (SBU) reportedly carried out another long-range drone strike on Russian energy infrastructure in Perm, targeting the Lukoil-Permnefteorgsintez refinery more than 1,500 km from Ukraine. The refinery is one of Russia’s largest, with an annual processing capacity of nearly 13 million tons, supplying fuel to both civilian markets and the military sector. According to preliminary reports, the strike hit the AVT-4 primary refining unit, damaging atmospheric and vacuum distillation columns and causing fires. SBU drones also reportedly struck the Perm production and dispatch station again, a facility used to supply crude oil to the refinery. New fires were reported there after an earlier strike the previous day.

Footage released by the unmanned systems battalion of the 110th Separate Mechanized Brigad

During the night of April 28, drones of Ukraine’s Special Operations Forces Middle-strike units hit a storage site for Iskander operational-tactical missile systems in occupied Crimea. The concealed equipment was located on the territory of a former missile base near the settlement of Ovrazhky, around 40 kilometers east of Simferopol. From this location, missiles could reach the frontline or rear Ukrainian cities within minutes. Resistance movement sources had repeatedly reported enemy missile launches from the site. The strike on these strategic systems is aimed at reducing Russian combat capability and weakening its ability to wage war against Ukraine.

Winter 2026. This footage shows a Ukrainian reconnaissance and sabotage group clearing a building near the village of Udachne in the Donetsk region. During the close-quarters operation, one Russian soldier was killed and two others were taken prisoner. The video highlights the intensity of small-unit combat and building-clearing operations on this sector of the front.