Ukraine’s 3rd Special Operations Regiment has released footage showing the assault and clearing operation in Andriivka-Klevtsova, whose liberation was announced last week. According to the unit, the operation included combat actions to clear Russian positions in the settlement. The footage also shows the capture of 30 Russian servicemen during the operation.
Ukrainian drone pilots continue targeting Russian heavy military equipment on the battlefield as part of coordinated operations by the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The footage shows Ukrainian operators carrying out strikes against enemy equipment, contributing to efforts to reduce the presence of Russian heavy vehicles and other military systems on the front line.
Footage published by Russian sources shows multiple airstrikes hitting Kherson on the previous evening. The video captures a series of explosions and impacts in different parts of the city rather than a single strike. The footage is presented as showing Russian attacks on Kherson, although the exact targets and damage visible in the video could not be independently verified.
Footage shows combat operations by the Meridian FPV unit of the 33rd Separate Assault Brigade. According to the unit, Ukrainian forces destroyed a strategically important bridge over a river after previously placing mines around the crossing. The video also shows reported strikes on Russian personnel, positions, an ammunition depot and military equipment during the operation.
Footage reportedly shows a powerful explosion at an ammonium nitrate storage facility in the Russian-controlled part of Kharkiv Oblast following an FPV drone strike. The video captures a large detonation and a towering smoke plume rising from the site after the reported impact. No independent confirmation of the strike, the extent of the damage or possible casualties has been provided.
Drone footage shows the current state of Bakhmut, more than three years after Russian forces captured the city in 2023. Once home to more than 70,000 residents before the full-scale invasion, Bakhmut has been left almost entirely destroyed following months of intense fighting. The video reveals vast areas of ruined buildings and devastated urban infrastructure, with no visible signs of civilian life. Large parts of the area remain heavily damaged and contaminated by explosive hazards after prolonged combat.
Drone footage released by the 24th Separate Mechanized Brigade named after King Danylo compares Chasiv Yar before the fighting with its current condition. The video highlights the scale of destruction across the city, which had a pre-war population of around 13,000 residents. The comparison shows extensive damage to residential neighborhoods, streets and urban infrastructure following prolonged combat in the area.
Footage released by the ARES artillery reconnaissance battery shows the reported targeting of a TOS-1 heavy flamethrower system using an FPV drone. According to the accompanying statement, the unit detected, tracked and coordinated the engagement of what it described as another high-priority enemy target. The video captures the strike sequence as the drone reaches the vehicle during the reported operation.
Footage from the Pokrovsk direction in Donetsk Oblast shows Ukrainian kamikaze drones of various types targeting Russian personnel and positions in and around the city. According to released information, 67 Russian soldiers were killed during the documented strikes. The video includes attacks carried out by FPV drone operators from the “Alpha” Special Operations Center of the Security Service of Ukraine. Officials stated that over the past week alone, operators of the unit reportedly eliminated around 2,000 Russian troops during drone operations along different sectors of the frontline.
Rare combat footage shows operators of the BULAVA unit from the 3rd Mechanized Battalion of the Bohdan Khmelnytskyi Operational Brigade using a modified “Queen of Hornets” drone equipped with a grenade launcher. According to the unit, the drone was used to strike a building where opposing forces were sheltering. The video captures the moment the airborne system approaches the structure and fires the mounted weapon during the operation. Such configurations remain relatively uncommon and reflect ongoing experimentation with drone-mounted infantry weapons on the battlefield.
