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Footage of an attack by a Ukrainian FP-2 drone, presumably a kamikaze drone, on the Russian Project 11356R frigate Burevestnik in Novorossiysk Bay.
FP-2 drones can be equipped with Starlink terminals and have a range of up to 2,000 km. It's unclear from the video whether the drone actually struck the ship. The drones likely flew in a formation, assuming they were controlled via a mesh network, as indicated by the launch of an air defense missile from the ship at a high-altitude target.
FP-2 drones can be equipped with Starlink terminals and have a range of up to 2,000 km. It's unclear from the video whether the drone actually struck the ship. The drones likely flew in a formation, assuming they were controlled via a mesh network, as indicated by the launch of an air defense missile from the ship at a high-altitude target.
Footage of a direct-controlled Russian Geran-2 kamikaze drone striking a Ukrainian TRML-4D radar of the IRIS-T air defense system. The video was filmed near the village of Kiriakove in Ukraine's Poltava region. The extent of damage to the TRML-4D radar is unknown.
Ukraine received the TRML-4D radar, technical information
Ukraine received the TRML-4D radar, technical information
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I'd like to see an "after" pic.
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I am guessing variations.
Company that makes rocket figures out how to make another type of rocket. Makes sense on a base level.
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"Ukraine escalates its long-range strike campaign with a coordinated attack on Russia’s Black Sea oil infrastructure and a naval target in Novorossiysk. The strikes appear focused on crippling Russia’s ability to export oil—hitting loading berths and critical pipeline systems—while also signaling that military assets in port are no longer safe.At the same time, Russia continues its pattern of targeting civilian areas, with deadly drone strikes hitting residential buildings in Odesa. The contrast between strategic infrastructure strikes and civilian targeting underscores the widening gap in how this war is being fought.On the battlefield, activity appears to be slowing slightly, but underlying dynamics—especially manpower shortages and shifting offensives—suggest deeper pressure building beneath the surface." - Professor Gerdes.
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Why you bother with defense when bombers will always get through?
Attack!
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Russian FPV drones intercept Ukrainian UAVs. New April footage of Russian FPV interceptor drones in action in Ukraine and the Donbas. VT-40 FPV drones, "Prince Vandal Novgorodsky" drones, and other models are used for aerial combat; technical information about them is available on the channel. The exact filming location is not disclosed. The video features the most popular Ukrainian reconnaissance and conventional drones, manufactured in Ukraine and other countries. The video features Ukrainian Bulava drones, Furia drones, Buntar-3 drones, Domakha drones, Leleka-100M2 drones, Vidun R drones, Shark-M drones, FlyEye drones, LF-240 drones, Chaklun drones, DARTS drones, HORNET drones, Gor drones, and Baton drones.
Footage of two Ukrainian naval drones armed with machine gun turrets being destroyed by Russian Lancet-51 kamikaze drones. The video was filmed in the Black Sea; the exact location and model of the Ukrainian naval drone were not disclosed.
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"At first glance, the war in Ukraine looks like a stalemate—but that’s not what the data shows. From deep drone strikes hitting Russia’s oil infrastructure to slowing territorial gains and growing pressure on air defenses, a pattern is forming. Ukraine isn’t relying on one big breakthrough—it’s stacking advantages: targeting energy, stretching Russia’s defenses across vast territory, improving battlefield command systems, and rapidly innovating with cheaper, more effective technology. Meanwhile, Russia is struggling to defend everything at once, exposing a growing imbalance that could shape the future of the war. When you step back and look closer, the trajectory becomes much clearer—and much more consequential." - Professor Gerdes.
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"Russia is now targeting Arab Telegram channels, offering ready-made anti-Ukraine content and paying for it to be presented as organic local opinion. The goal isn’t random—it’s to weaken Ukraine’s growing ties with Gulf nations at the exact moment those relationships are strengthening. But this information war is unfolding alongside something even more volatile: Trump’s “today” deadline on Iran, threats against infrastructure, and a region already on edge. Add in reports of Russian intelligence support to Iran and rising tensions across the Middle East, and a much bigger picture comes into focus—this is no longer just a war in Ukraine. It’s a strategic battle for influence, alliances, and perception across multiple regions at once." - Professor Gerdes.
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"Russian losses are no longer just “high”—they’re trending upward in a way we haven’t seen before. In this video, we break down the battlefield evidence behind a four-month surge in Russian KIA rates, backed by verified visual data and analysis. But the story isn’t just numbers—it’s cause and effect. Ukrainian drone warfare is now striking everywhere: Crimea, logistics hubs, air defenses, and deep inside Russian-held territory. At the same time, new tactics—from “kitchen-built” drones to fiber-optic countermeasures—are reshaping the battlefield. When you connect the data to what’s happening on the ground, a clear pattern emerges—and it explains why Russian losses are rising, not stabilizing." - Professor Gerdes.
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Footage of the destruction of a Ukrainian pillbox by Russian FPV drones from the 14th Guards Spetsnaz Brigade of the "Vostok" group of forces. A door was left open in the pillbox, and the drones launched their attack through it. The video was filmed near the village of Lyubitske in the Zaporizhzhia region.
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