Footage shows the destruction of a Ukrainian MiG-29 fighter jet by a Russian Geran-4 jet-powered drone. Upon spotting the MiG-29, the drone operator trailed it to the Vasylkiv airfield in the Kyiv region and destroyed the aircraft near a hangar.
Footage shows strikes by Russian Geran-4 drones on a logistics center in the Kyiv region and an Epicentr hypermarket in Mykolaiv. It is worth noting that, due to the drone attacks, restrictions on the sale of food products have been introduced in some parts of Ukraine; in stores lacking stock, bans on photographing empty shelves have been implemented.
Footage showing the operation of a Russian mobile air defense unit in the Bryansk region. The video captures the engagement of two Ukrainian drones using the "Verba" MANPADS.
Footage shows a strike by a Russian "Geran-2" kamikaze drone and a "Molniya" drone on a Ukrainian drone operator post and UAV depot. Reconnaissance detected the movement of Ukrainian troops, prompting the strike. The drone attack caused the UAVs stored at the facility to explode. The location of the footage has not been disclosed.
Footage showing strikes by a Russian 152mm "Giatsint-B" gun on Ukrainian army drone control centers in the Kharkiv region. The 2A36 "Giatsint-B" gun was manufactured in the USSR from 1975 to 1989. The 2A36 has a firing range of up to 33.5 km.
Footage of the first naval engagement between the Sargan 3000 naval drone and a Russian naval drone. The video shows the Sargan 3000 firing a 12.7mm machine gun from a Norwegian "Protector" RWS (Remote Weapon Station) at a Russian naval drone. The footage was filmed in the Black Sea.
Footage shows a Russian Mi-28 helicopter employing four Kh-39 LMUR missiles during combat operations in Ukraine. The video captures strikes by Russian Kh-39 missiles on four locations serving as temporary deployment points and positions for Ukrainian army drone operators in the Kharkiv region. Strikes were carried out against the 13th Operational Assignment Brigade "Khartiya" in the village of Veseloye and the settlement of Liptsy, as well as the 3rd Separate Heavy Mechanized Brigade in the settlement of Grigorovka. A strike was also conducted against drone operators from the 22nd Separate Mechanized Brigade located in a building within the "Ekran" dacha settlement near the village of Dementievka.
Russian forces attacked the warehouse facilities of a freight customs complex in Kyiv’s Sviatoshynskyi District using Geran drones and Iskander missiles.
Footage showing the destruction of a Ukrainian drone of an unknown model by a Russian Su-35S fighter jet. An R-73M air-to-air missile was reportedly used to engage the drone. The location of the engagement has not been disclosed.
The Russian army launched strikes using Geran drones against the fuel and energy infrastructure of the Ukrainian city of Kirovograd (Kropyvnytskyi). Videos were recorded by local residents on September 17; according to them, 41 explosions were recorded.
Footage showing Russian FPV drones striking Ukrainian army UAV operators positioned in abandoned buildings. The video was filmed near the settlement of Druzhkovka. Note that the Ukrainian soldiers are using civilian clothing for concealment.
Footage shows a Russian "Geran-4" drone striking a Ukrainian P-19MA radar station near the settlement of Shyroke in the Dnipropetrovsk region. Drones also struck a Ukrainian "dome-type" electronic warfare station. Near the settlement of Dalnyk in the Odesa region, a strike was carried out against Ukrainian vehicles transporting a 79K6 "Pelikan" radar station, though the video was recorded from a long distance.
Close-up footage of a massive strike by Russian Geran-2 drones on a Ukrainian grain terminal at the Yuzhny seaport in the Odesa region. The video was filmed by a local resident a few days ago.
Footage showing the destruction of Ukrainian FP-1 and MICH kamikaze drones by a Russian Mi-28 helicopter. A 30mm 2A42 automatic cannon is used to engage the drones. The location of the filming is not disclosed.
Footage shows a Russian Iskander-M ballistic missile striking the workshops of a Ukrainian machine-building plant in Kherson. The video was filmed from two angles on September 20. It is worth noting that the target could have been struck by drones, yet a missile was used for an unknown reason.
Yes, Russia is experiencing domestic fuel shortages, including regional shortages of diesel, driven by an ongoing campaign of Ukrainian drone strikes targeting Russian oil refineries.
Causes of the Shortage
Drone Strikes: Ukrainian attacks have damaged major refineries, forcing significant output cuts or total shutdowns.
Refining Deficits: Overall Russian oil refining capacity has faced severe multi-wave disruptions throughout 2025 and 2026.
Export Restrictions: Moscow has implemented and extended bans on fuel exports (including diesel and gasoline) to reserve domestic supply.
Impact and Regional Effects
Regional Shortages: Southern, central, and Volga regions have reported intermittent diesel and broader motor fuel scarcity.
Rationing and Controls: Multiple regions and local authorities have imposed volume sales limits or tighter controls at fuel stations.
Global Spillover: The drop in Russian seaborne diesel and refined product exports has tightened international supplies and contributed to record-high global fuel prices.
New footage from September shows Russian FPV drones in action in Ukraine and the Donbas. The combat operations employ "VT-40" and "Knyaz Vandal Novgorodsky" FPV drones, among other models—including fiber-optic controlled variants (technical details on some models are available on the channel). The exact location of the footage is not disclosed. The video shows Russian drones striking various Ukrainian military vehicles and structures. Targets shown include Ukrainian RAK-SA-12 MLRS, Buk air defense systems, AT105 Saxon and Boxer APCs, M109 Paladin and Krab self-propelled howitzers, Kozak and Humvee armored vehicles, VCC-1, M1126 Stryker, and YPR-765 APCs, as well as other military hardware.
Russian forces launched a series of strikes using "Geran-2" drones against the "Amstor" shopping center in Zaporizhzhia. Videos of the event were filmed by local residents from various angles. It is worth noting that Russia began actively targeting Ukraine's logistics, warehouses, and industrial facilities following Ukrainian army attacks on the Wildberries marketplace.
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Causes of the Shortage
Impact and Regional Effects
