Artillery & Rocket Strikes: de bästa videorna och kanalerna

A HIMARS strike destroyed an enemy “Molniya” UAV crew on the Huliaipole axis, disrupting drone operations in the area.

The explosion caused critical damage, effectively putting the submarine out of action. A Varshavyanka-class submarine is valued at approximately $400 million. The submarine carried four launchers for Kalibr cruise missiles, which Russia uses to strike targets across Ukraine. The strike was a joint operation by the SBU’s 13th Main Directorate of Military Counterintelligence and the Ukrainian Navy. Due to international sanctions, building a similar submarine today could cost up to $500 million. This class is also known as the “Black Hole” because its hull absorbs sound and remains difficult to detect by sonar. The damaged submarine had been forced to stay in the port of Novorossiysk following successful operations by Sea Baby surface naval drones, which pushed Russian ships and submarines out of Sevastopol Bay in occupied Crimea.

The HIMARS multiple launch rocket system works with brutal efficiency, smashing Russian vehicles and enemy manpower in one coordinated strike. Another clear example of how precision artillery changes the battlefield in Ukraine’s favor. 💥

Russian occupiers are Russian occupiers are destroying Pokrovsk. They are burning down house after house.. They are burning down house after house.

The Russian tank never made it anywhere - Ukrainian “birds” decided to turn it into a field-side grill. One more enemy armored vehicle off the map.

Close-up footage of the results of our work and dozens of dead occupiers | Da Vinci’s Wolves

In Rodynske, the “Chervona Kalyna” tank struck a five-story building used by Russian troops as a hideout. The “Wolf Pack” tank crew methodically dismantled the structure, knowing a dozen occupiers were inside. As expected, the 72nd brigade’s crew left them no chance of survival.

The Avenger Air Defense System is highly effective against UAVs. Ukraine 🇺🇦 needs Avengers, and the US 🇺🇸 has hundreds in storage but only sent ~20 to Ukraine The US has 900 to 975 Avengers available today, with many, ~450 Avengers, sitting in storage, according to estimates

Warning: graphic footage. A Ukrainian FPV drone severely injured a Russian soldier on the Kostyantynivka axis. The episode shows the combat work of drone operators from the 28th Separate Mechanized Brigade.

The operation was carried out by the SBU’s 13th Directorate together with the Ukrainian Navy. Both vessels sustained critical damage and were taken out of service.