Map of Russia's special operations in Ukraine, the advance of Russian troops, militar

Russian FPV strikes on Ukrainian army robots and their results. Tracked and wheeled robotic platforms have begun to be actively used by the Ukrainian and Russian armies in combat operations in Ukraine. Ground drones are primarily used for logistics. We are publishing footage of Russian FPV drone strikes in the Krasnoarmeysk-Dimitrov direction, targeting tracked and wheeled robotic platforms of the Ukrainian army. The video also concludes with a shot of roads destroyed by Ukrainian ground drones. The videos were filmed by Ukrainian soldiers in the Kostiantynivka area and in the Sumy direction.

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Footage of a Ukrainian FP-5 Flamingo cruise missile strike in Cheboksary. The missile strike was filmed from several angles. The strike hit the administrative building of the Russian VNIIR-Progress plant. Russian air defenses reportedly intercepted five of the six missiles. One of the Ukrainian drones was also recorded striking a residential building, which is typically caused by a GPS glitch, as shown at the end of the video.

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Footage of strikes by Russian Geran-2 kamikaze drones on Ukrainian military boats in the waters of the port of Odesa. The drones were directly controlled by operators. As a result of the Geran-2 drone attack, a Ukrainian Project 58155 Gyurza-M armored artillery boat and an Island-class patrol boat were destroyed. Island-class boats were previously used by the US Coast Guard; they were decommissioned in 2017 and transferred to Ukraine.

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A Ukrainian FP-1 drone crashed into a Latvian oil depot. Residents of the Latvian city of Rēzekne published footage of a Ukrainian FP-1 drone flying overhead. Information about FP-1 drones is available on the channel; they are currently being actively used by Ukraine. Previous media reports indicated that Ukrainian drones were using Latvian airspace to launch strikes on Russia's Leningrad Oblast. This is done to evade Russian air defense systems. For an unknown reason, most likely a GPS malfunction, one of the Ukrainian drones crashed into an East-West Transit oil depot. It is possible that the drone was shot down by Latvian air defenses. It is worth noting that such incidents could draw Latvia into a war between Russia and Ukraine.

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Footage of the new Russian heavy-duty FPV drone "Provod" striking an abandoned Ukrainian Roshel Senator APC armored vehicle. The Roshel armored vehicle is equipped with numerous electronic warfare systems, but they are not resistant to strikes by fiber-optic-guided drones. Roshel Senator armored vehicles have been manufactured in Canada since 2018.

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Russian FAB-500 bombs strike the temporary deployment site of the 106th Territorial Defense Brigade of Ukraine, located in an abandoned building. The video was filmed in the village of Novaya Sloboda in the Sumy region of Ukraine. The FAB-500 bombs were dropped by a Su-34 fighter-bomber. The bombs destroyed the Ukrainian temporary deployment site.

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A battle between Russian soldiers and Ukrainian FPV drones and a bunker assault. Episodes of combat between Russian assault troops from the 80th Tank Regiment, Force Group Center, in the Dnipropetrovsk area. The video shows countering Ukrainian FPV drones in the field and storming a Ukrainian stronghold. It's worth noting that a single person can counter FPV drones with considerable risk. During the assault, Ukrainian FPV drones also attacked Russian soldiers. As a result of the battle, the Ukrainian underground stronghold was captured; footage from inside is shown at the end of the video. Some Ukrainian soldiers surrendered.

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Scenes from Russian air defense operations during the repelling of a Ukrainian drone attack on Moscow and the Moscow region on May 17-18. Pantsir-S1/SM and Tor-M2 air defense systems were used to repel the attack. The air defenses performed well, but it was impossible to shoot down all the drones. Over the course of 24 hours, the Pantsir-S and Tor-M2 air defense systems shot down over 120 Ukrainian drones. It's worth noting that defending targets across Russia is impossible, as the country doesn't have that many air defense systems. This is currently considered the largest Ukrainian drone attack. The Ukrainian army used the Bars kamikaze jet drone, the FP-1 kamikaze UAV, the An-196 Lyuty, and other models in the attack.

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A Ukrainian army Gepard self-propelled anti-aircraft gun was struck for the first time by a Russian Geran-2 kamikaze drone. Previously, the Gepard air defense system had only been hit by Lancet drones. The Gepard self-propelled anti-aircraft gun was developed and adopted by Germany in 1973. The Ukrainian Gepard air defense system was destroyed near the village of Khmelnytskyi, Chernihiv Oblast, Ukraine.

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Footage of Ukrainian AN-196 "Lyuty" kamikaze UAVs being destroyed by Russian air defense systems of an unknown type. Some speculate that the BM-30-D "Spitsa" combat module was used, previously shown on a KamAZ-43269 "Vystrel" armored vehicle. The design of the stationary version of the BM-30-D "Spitsa" module is shown on the screen. The AN-196 "Lyuty" UAV has been produced in Ukraine since 2022 and costs $200,000.

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