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48Ya6-K1 “Podlyot” radar 55Zh6U “Nebo-U” radar 1L119 “Nebo-SVU” radar 9K332 Tor-M2DT Arctic SAM system

The Alter Ego Battalion of the 93rd “Kholodnyi Yar” Brigade evacuated four wounded soldiers within just 12 hours. Under extremely difficult logistics conditions on the Kostiantynivka axis, saving so many lives is nothing short of a miracle. Russian forces actively hunt unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) with FPV drones and attempt to destroy them through remote mining, making each evacuation mission highly dangerous.

The system was detected within the area of responsibility of the 17th Army Corps during a sortie toward another target.

• Pantsir-S1 air defense missile-gun system • Tor-M1 surface-to-air missile system • Tor-M2 surface-to-air missile system, along with its transport-loader vehicle • RLM-ME radar module from the Nebo-M radar complex • Protivnik-GE radar system

Behind the success of the “Khartia” search-and-strike group in the Kupiansk region are these faces — infantry soldiers returning from a combat mission. The road back to relative safety is long and exhausting, but it is deeply awaited. These portraits capture the fighters in the very first moments after their journey. Warmth, food, and tea come next — followed by well-earned rest.

Ukrainian “Flamingo” missiles struck infrastructure at Russia’s Kapustin Yar test range, a site used for launching “Oreshnik” missiles, according to the General Staff. Available information indicates that several buildings were damaged, one hangar suffered severe damage, and part of the personnel was evacuated. In January 2026, Ukrainian missiles carried out a series of successful strikes. The video shows launches of “Flamingo” missiles, some of which hit the Kapustin Yar test range.

A search-and-strike group, working together with drone crews from the “Signum” unit, is eliminating enemy infiltration groups inside a settlement on the Lyman axis. During the operation, Ukrainian forces not only neutralized hostile elements but also captured enemy soldiers as prisoners.

In late January, Russian forces attempted mechanized assaults on Ukrainian positions in the Novopavlivka and Dobropillia directions. The attacks were repelled by crews of the Heavy Strike UAV Unit Lasar’s Group (NGU), together with adjacent units. The assaults occurred within the areas of responsibility of the 1st NGU Corps “Azov” and the 9th Army Corps of the Ukrainian Ground Forces. Reconnaissance detected enemy movement toward Ukrainian positions, after which Lasar’s Group heavy bomber drones engaged the targets. As a result, two tanks were destroyed and another was damaged. Drone strikes also wounded two enemy soldiers. The operation was conducted jointly with Azov Corps units and other Defense Forces elements using FPV drones and artillery.

Over the past several days, units of Ukraine’s Special Operations Forces (SSO) carried out a series of successful strikes against Russian military targets in temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine. SSO units hit an ammunition depot and enemy personnel positions in the settlement of Zelenyi Hai. In Velyka Novosilka, they struck a temporary deployment site of a unit from Russia’s 29th Combined Arms Army, as well as ammunition depots belonging to a unit of the 58th Army. A UAV technical maintenance point of a unit from the 22nd Separate Special Purpose Brigade was hit in Tokmak. Additionally, an enemy UAV repair workshop was struck in the area of Mykilske. These operations further degraded the enemy’s logistics, personnel, and drone capabilities in occupied areas.

Operators of the Bulava Unmanned Systems Battalion of Ukraine’s 72nd Separate Mechanized Brigade carried out a successful strike on a Russian TOS-1A “Solntsepyok” heavy flamethrower system in Russia’s Belgorod region. The released footage captures a powerful and clearly visible detonation of the launcher’s ammunition, confirming the destruction of the system.