Military Footage Hub: Documenter des séquences milit - The Chronicles

The aftermath of an overnight drone attack on the Moscow Oil Refinery shows damage to fuel storage infrastructure, including a reservoir whose hatch was torn off by the force of an explosion. Fires were reported at the facility as emergency services responded to the scene. Russian media called the strike the largest attack on Moscow in the last two years, with explosions and air defense activity recorded across several districts of the capital. The ukraine war video documents the effects of the strike and provides new combat footage from one of Russia’s key industrial sites during the ongoing drone warfare campaign.

The special unit “Ghosts” of Ukraine’s Defence Intelligence (Main Directorate of Intelligence of Ukraine), previously known for striking Russian air defense systems in occupied Crimea, is now reportedly expanding its operations to targeting logistics routes across temporarily occupied territories. The Military Footage Hub release shows continued activity aimed at disrupting supply chains, transport infrastructure, and operational mobility of Russian forces. The footage documents drone-based reconnaissance and strike operations carried out in contested zones, reflecting a broader shift from air defense suppression to logistics interdiction on occupied territory.

Combat footage from the Lyman direction shows Russian troops attempting to hide among ruined buildings, open fields, and tree lines while under drone attacks. Operators from the FATUM unit of the 60th Separate Mechanized Brigade, working as part of the Third Army Corps, carried out a series of FPV drone strikes against moving targets across the area. The video captures repeated hits on positions and personnel attempting to take cover in destroyed terrain near frontline sectors in Donetsk Oblast.

Ukrainian Special Operations Forces reported a series of overnight drone strikes against fuel infrastructure in occupied Crimea on June 7. Targets included the “Semykolodezianska” oil depot near the settlement of Yedy-Kuyu, also known by Russian authorities as Lenine, as well as a large marine oil terminal in Feodosia. According to released information, the depot was used for storing and transporting fuel products including diesel, fuel oil, and bitumen for Russian military logistics across occupied territories. The Feodosia terminal reportedly serves as a key hub for transferring petroleum products from rail tankers to sea vessels and contains several large-capacity fuel reservoirs. Both facilities are located more than 200 kilometers from the frontline and play a role in supplying fuel infrastructure across occupied Crimea.

Ukrainian developer RATEL demonstrated a new concept combining an unmanned ground vehicle with FPV drone operations. The platform is designed to function as a mobile launch system capable of carrying and deploying up to four FPV drones simultaneously. In the released footage, one fiber-optic FPV drone can be seen launching directly from the robotic ground platform. According to the manufacturer, the system uses Starlink for signal relay and communication support during operations. The concept is aimed at extending drone deployment flexibility and improving survivability of FPV crews closer to frontline positions.

Overnight strikes reportedly targeted five Russian cargo ships and tankers operating near Berdiansk, Mariupol, and other coastal waters under Russian occupation. According to preliminary reports, the vessels were involved in transporting fuel, military cargo, and exported Ukrainian grain through occupied ports. Details regarding the scale of damage and the condition of the ships remain limited, though multiple incidents were reported across the occupied coastal zone during the same night.

Des images circulant en ligne montrent un drone FPV ukrainien frappant un véhicule blindé russe lors d'opérations de combat. Selon des rapports préliminaires, un soldat russe a subi de graves blessures lors de l'attaque, y compris la perte d'un membre. La vidéo capture le moment de l'impact et les conséquences immédiates autour du véhicule endommagé. Les drones FPV continuent de jouer un rôle majeur dans les opérations de première ligne, ciblant les véhicules blindés, la logistique et les positions de troupes avec des frappes précises à travers les zones de combat actives.

Les Forces des systèmes sans pilote de l'Ukraine ont signalé des frappes sur un aérodrome militaire à Taganrog dans la nuit du 30 mai. Selon les informations préliminaires, l'attaque a détruit un système de missile opérationnel-tactique Iskander ainsi que deux avions anti-sous-marins à long rayon d'action Tu-142 situés à la base aérienne. Des images et des photographies satellites de la zone devraient clarifier l'ampleur des dégâts. La frappe fait partie des opérations à longue portée continues visant l'aviation militaire et l'infrastructure de missiles en profondeur derrière la ligne de front.

Des images de combat montrent une paire de drones FPV frappant une position de char blindé, entraînant une pénétration visible de l'armure suivie d'une grande détonation secondaire. La vidéo capture le moment de l'impact et l'explosion qui s'ensuit alors que les munitions à l'intérieur du véhicule explosent après la frappe. L'engagement démontre l'utilisation continue de drones FPV contre des cibles blindées dans des conditions de première ligne, les opérateurs coordonnant plusieurs frappes pour désactiver et détruire les équipements lourds lors d'opérations de combat actives.

Un système de lance-roquettes multiples BM-27 Uragan a été frappé par un drone kamikaze FP-2 près de la localité de Zelenyi Hai dans l'oblast de Donetsk, entraînant une grande détonation secondaire des munitions embarquées. Les images montrent les conséquences de l'impact et l'explosion subséquente de la charge utile des roquettes. L'opération est attribuée aux opérateurs du 1er Centre UAV Séparé des Forces des Systèmes Sans Pilote des Forces Armées de l'Ukraine. Le matériel documente l'engagement et la destruction résultante du système d'artillerie dans la zone opérationnelle.