The War in the Ukraine

Krasnopol-M2 rips right through a building held by Ukrainians, likely a defensive position or a drone control point. This is why artillery exists, artillery can pen through concrete. The effects are likely fatal. The shot is fired by a MSTA-S and lased by an Orlan-30 UAV. The shell is rocket assisted for extra range so it's practically a missile shooting off a gun barrel. Strike occured in Konstantinovka.

Footage of Russian 152mm high-precision ZOF95 Krasnopol-M2 projectiles striking a temporary deployment point for Ukrainian units located in a multi-story building. The projectiles are fired by a Russian 2S19 Msta-S self-propelled howitzer, and target illumination is provided by an Orlan-30 UAV. The video was filmed in Kostiantynivka in the Donbas. Five Ukrainian soldiers are believed to have been killed in the attack.

Ukrainian journalist travels through Konstantinovka. The city is now in the dead zone, gradually being enveloped and infiltrated by Russian forces.


Summary history and information of Ukraine's Birds of Magyar and Russia's Rubicon drone units.

Archival footage of a Russian BMP-2 infantry fighting vehicle (IFV) in combat in Ukraine. The video shows a Russian BMP-2, supported by two tanks, disembarking troops and firing on a Ukrainian army stronghold. After disembarking, the IFV retreats to its initial positions and lays a smoke screen. The video was filmed in late 2023; the location is not disclosed.

This is why shoot and scoot doesn't work. Drones are waiting for you on the road.

The first Lancet attacked this French Caesar SPG, but a tree was on its way. The Lancet appeared to have HEAT as a warhead, the explosion sent a projectile that hit the fleeing Caesar. The damage accumulated and the Caesar was forced to stop at some distance and here comes a second Lancet. Damaged further, troops places the Caesar on a dug out and tries to conceal it. Third Lancet comes and hits the cabin.


FPV drones swarm against a Ukrainian convoy trying to recover a Kozak and an MT-LB or Moto-Liga.


Russian D-30 howitzer and FPV drones work against Ukrainian drone posts and then defensive positions.

Footage of the destruction of the Ukrainian Lyuty and Maya UAVs by the new Russian Lis-2 interceptor drone. The video was filmed in Russia's Kursk region. The Lis-2 interceptor drone carries a 0.8 kg high-explosive fragmentation warhead. The drone is equipped with an automatic target acquisition function.

Footage of Russian Lancet-51 kamikaze drone strikes on a Ukrainian Caesar 155mm wheeled self-propelled howitzer (SPG) near Shavrovo. The Caesar SPG is produced in France. There were three Lancet drone attacks, and this is the first recorded instance. The first Lancet drone, with automatic guidance, was caught in a camouflage net. The SPG then attempted to flee. The second drone attacked the SPG from a distance, using a shaped charge using a technology called "explosive projectile force (EFP)." The rangefinder onboard the Lancet drone, armed with the EFP, calculates the distance to the target and activates the shaped charge. The third drone attacked the SPG after it stopped.

Footage of a Russian M-28NM helicopter using an X-39 LMUR guided missile in combat in Ukraine. The video was filmed in the village of Pavlivka, Sumy Oblast, Ukraine. The X-39 missile struck an abandoned building housing drone operators from the 17th Separate Tank Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

April strikes by Russian FPV drones against Ukrainian Armed Forces equipment. The video shows drones striking a Ukrainian Bogdan self-propelled howitzer, an AS-90 self-propelled howitzer, a CAESAR self-propelled howitzer, a Marder infantry fighting vehicle, an M2 Bradley infantry fighting vehicle, a T-64 tank, an M1224 MaxxPro armored personnel carrier, a Humvee, and other vehicles. VT-40 FPV drones, Prince Vandal Novgorodsky drones, and other models, including those controlled via fiber optic cable, are used in the battles. The exact location of the footage is not disclosed.