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Eyes in the Sky, Hell on Earth: The Uncensored Drone War in Ukraine
The air above Ukraine is alive. Not with birds, but with buzzing machines of war. Drones ā once futuristic toys ā are now the grim reapers of this conflict, their cameras unflinchingly recording a new kind of battlefield reality. Forget distant strategic maps and sanitized press releases; these YouTube videos, raw and often brutal, plunge you directly into the droneās eye view of "šDrone Hell." From the claustrophobic trenches of Donbas to the scorched fields near Toretsk, weāre seeing the Ukrainian war unfold through the lenses of unmanned aircraft, witnessing not just explosions and wreckage, but the stark human drama of a conflict fought in the digital age. This curated collection offers a glimpse into that unsettling reality ā a sky saturated with technology, and a ground consumed by relentless, uncensored warfare.
Keyhole Views into Drone Warfare: Uncensored Takeaways
Precision Strikes and Tactical Dominance: Video after video showcases the decisive impact of Ukrainian drone strikes. From thermite dropped on hidden artillery in forests (Video 1) to FPV drones decimating Russian armor columns on highways (Video 5), the footage illustrates how drones provide pinpoint accuracy in neutralizing enemy assets and disrupting advances. The phrase "tactical masterpiece" in Video 2ās title isnāt hyperbole; it reflects the strategic advantages gained through well-coordinated drone operations.
Demolishing Defenses, Building by Building: The fight for urban centers like Toretsk (Video 3) is being reshaped by drones. We see Ukrainian forces using drones not only for reconnaissance and strikes but to enable demolition squads. Massive improvised explosives, delivered after drones suppress enemy positions, are literally leveling buildings used as Russian strongholds, forcing a strategic retreat from previously fortified zones. The imagery is stark: nine-story buildings reduced to rubble, the skeletal remains of concrete testament to drone-assisted destruction.
Psychological Warfare from Above: The descriptions hint at a chilling psychological dimension to drone warfare. Video 4ās title, "Russians Kill Themselves HEARING THIS SOUND," is not just clickbait; it speaks to the pervasive fear and demoralization induced by the constant threat of drones. The very sound of an approaching drone can trigger panic, suggesting a form of psychological attrition as potent as the physical destruction. This is drone warfare as a weapon of terror, amplified by its omnipresent, unseen nature.
Innovation and Adaptation on the Fly: The battlefield narratives reveal a dynamic environment of constant adaptation. Russians initially relied on mechanized assaults, only to find themselves vulnerable to Ukrainian drone ambushes (Video 2, 5). Desperate measures like motorbike assaults (Video 6) ā easily countered by grenade-dropping drones ā demonstrate the evolving tactics and counter-tactics in this drone-saturated war. The Ukrainians, modifying Bradley fighting vehicles to withstand drone attacks (Video 2), showcase a similar rapid adaptation to the changing threat landscape.
The Relentless Gaze: Across all videos, the recurring theme is uncensored. This isnāt the sanitized, distant view from military briefings. This is raw footage, often shaky, sometimes graphic, offering an unfiltered perspective on the brutal realities of modern warfare. The Telegram channel links repeatedly mentioned in the descriptions promise even more uncensored content, suggesting a deliberate effort to bypass traditional media filters and show the true, often harrowing, face of the conflict.
Shadows in the Drone Stream: Emerging Trends
Looking beyond individual strikes and tactical victories, these video snippets reveal deeper trends shaping the conflict. The reliance on FPV (First-Person View) drones for precise targeting signals a move towards increasingly decentralized and agile warfare. Ukrainian units are effectively leveraging commercially available drone technology, modifying and improvising tactics on the front lines, indicating a shift away from purely state-driven military dominance.
Furthermore, the repeated emphasis on "combat footage" and "uncensored" content points to a parallel information war. Both sides are actively using drone-captured visuals to shape narratives, demonstrate battlefield successes (or highlight enemy failures), and potentially influence public opinion and morale, both domestically and internationally. The very act of releasing this footage ā raw and unfiltered ā is a strategic choice, designed to have an impact beyond the immediate tactical gains on the ground.
Witness Drone Hell: Scroll Down to See the Uncensored Footage
The videos linked below offer more than just explosive spectacle; they are fragments of a crucial chapter in modern warfare. They document the brutal efficiency of drones, the evolving tactics on both sides, and the chilling psychological impact of constant aerial surveillance and attack. To truly grasp the reality of "šDrone Hell" in Ukraine, you need to see it for yourself. Scroll down and confront the uncensored droneās-eye view of this war.
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10 Minutes in Ukrainian Hell: SpecOps in Action | Combat FootageSpartan2,038,855 views | 36,669 | September 22 2024 18:14:34 (2,297 comments)[ Read more ā¦ ]
Join us as we dive into the intense battles of the Ukrainian-Russian war, focusing on a brave Ukrainian unit retaking strategic positions from Russian forces in Donbass Region. This video showcases a gripping mission where soldiers, expertly maneuvering with Bradley Fighting Vehicles, unleash suppressive fire, striking fear into the enemy. Watch as the unit advances foot by foot, demonstrating their proficiency in reclaiming key positions without suffering casualties.
The video highlights the critical role of technology and tactics in modern warfare. Ukrainian forces utilize drones to conduct precision strikes, targeting Russian positions. They also use the Bradleyās TOW missiles to destroy enemyās heavy machinery. Youāll see the Bradleyās power in action, decimating enemy APCs and equipment. Despite facing Russian frontline aviation attempts to turn the tide, the Ukrainian unit remains undamaged and steadfast in their mission.
In a thrilling finale, witness a tactical drone operation deploying a thermite mixture to destroy Russian artillery hidden within forest belts. This operation not only showcases the unitās resilience but also highlights the innovative strategies being employed in the ongoing conflict. With support from NATO and advanced weaponry like Javelins and HIMARS systems etc, the Ukrainian defense continues to counter aggression and defend its territory.
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14 Nov: IN PLAIN SIGHT! Ukrainian Forces Pull Off Tactical Masterpiece. | War in Ukraine ExplainedReporting from Ukraine582,783 views | 33,185 | November 14 2024 03:00:14 (770 comments)[ Read more ā¦ ]
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Today, the biggest news comes from the Kursk direction.
Here, Ukrainians perfectly executed a complex tactical maneuver to eliminate the Russian spearhead while maintaining their combat potential, leading to the complete encirclement of the Russian assault group. The Russian relief operation launched on the Ukrainian flanks also ended in disaster, leading to Russian casualties soaring to an all-time high.
As you may remember from the last report, Ukrainians completely dismantled the Russian mechanized assault on Malaya Loknya, destroying 15 armored vehicles with mines and drones. Still, Russians managed to penetrate quite deep into Ukrainian territory, driving through multiple towns in the northern part of the salient. Ukrainians realized that holding on to settlements in the face of such a large Russian mechanized attack would come at a high cost to Ukrainian forces. This led to Ukrainians temporarily abandoning the settlements and pulling back toward better positions.
If we look at the topographic map, we can see that the road and settlements leading to Malaya Loknya run through the lowlands, surrounded by forests and hills to the west and east. Ukrainians withdrew from the settlements to the high ground, letting the Russian convoy pass through, and allowing it to be destroyed by previously placed mines and FPV drones. Russians dropped off several smaller infantry groups in the settlements they drove past. The Russian plan was for these groups to take up an all-round defense and secure the road for additional reinforcements to pass through in the future. However, these groups were left vulnerable and without support after the mechanized forces were destroyed. Meanwhile, Ukrainians had saved their combat power by not engaging the Russian assault outright, and were in a much stronger position in the forests and on top of the hills.
As Russians did not have enough soldiers to cover the settlements completely, Ukrainians rapidly moved into the gaps and encircled the Russian soldiers stuck in the settlements. Russians realized the disaster that was unfolding and sent in several armored vehicles to break through to the encircled soldiers. Unfortunately for Russians, this time, Ukrainians did not allow the Russians to pass through, as geolocated footage shows several Russian armored vehicles being destroyed by Ukrainian defenders. Russian military analysts later confirmed that no reinforcements were able to break through to their soldiers and that these groups had been fully cut off for days, relying solely on supplies dropped from drones.
To salvage the situation and turn the tide of the battle, Russians increased the pressure on the Ukrainian western flank, launching five waves of mechanized assaults on Novoivanovka in only one day. Here is where Ukrainians inflicted massive casualties on Russian forces, destroying 18 out of 29 Russian armored vehicles in the process. Still, Russians were able to land several infantry groups in the settlement and the tree lines around it, posing a substantial threat to the Ukrainian western flank. Ukrainians promptly dealt with the Russian threat by sending in several mechanized assault groups, supported by Bradley Infantry Fighting vehicles, to clear out the Russian positions. Impressively, the Ukrainian modifications to the Bradleyās armor allowed them to shrug off several hits by Russian FPV kamikaze drones, and safely deploy their infantry to clear the positions. The original uncensored combat footage of the Ukrainian counterattack can be found on our Telegram channel through the link in the description.
Overall, Ukrainians demonstrated expert control of the situation and their movements, allowing them to gain tactical superiority over the Russian assault forces. Executing a maneuver, such as withdrawing from the settlements and returning, during actual combat, takes expert timing and coordination, which is only possible with well-trained and rested soldiers. Russian casualties soared, as Ukrainian soldiers noted that Russians had lost over three hundred men during their failed assaults on Novoivanovka and the subsequent Ukrainian counterattacks. Russian analysts were also among the first to state that Ukrainians had effectively localized the threat of the initial Russian spearhead and took back control over the settlements. Now, the only danger to Ukrainian operations is the fact that the encircledā¦
04 Nov: SCORCHED & DISLODGED. Russians Suffer MAJOR SETBACK. | War in Ukraine ExplainedReporting from Ukraine334,141 views | 27,293 | November 4 2024 02:00:04 (478 comments)[ Read more ā¦ ]
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Today there are a lot of interesting updates from the Toretsk direction. Here, the Ukrainians successfully destroyed once-powerful Russian defensive positions by extensively using improvised explosives by demolition squads. This significantly destabilized Russian positions in this part of the front, giving the Ukrainians an opportunity for the second wave of counterattacks. Earlier, Russian operations in Toretskās central high-rise area stalled as their forces faced constant raids by Ukrainian stormtrooper squads, coordinated with drone strikes. Over time, Ukrainian drone attacks intensified, with combat footage showing Russian soldiers attempting to play dead in a desperate effort to evade drones, only to be detected and eliminated. Unlike in many other areas of the front, Ukrainian drone operators in Toretsk were able to more easily locate Russian drone positions. Combat footage from one operation showed a Ukrainian drone identifying Russian drone operators three kilometers behind the frontline and destroying their base. Such strikes significantly suppressed Russian drone activity in Toretsk, enabling Ukrainian soldiers to assault Russian positions with reduced risk of drone strikes. The original uncensored combat footage of these operations can be found on our Telegram channel through the link in the description. With Russian drone activity suppressed, Ukrainian soldiers seized the opportunity to approach Russian defensive positions in central high-rises and demolish them with heavy explosives. A video shared by Ukrainian fighters reveals their preparation of explosives for demolition squads, mostly improvising with available resources. They repurposed 17 TM-62 anti-tank mines and C-4 charges, bundling them into large packages and attaching cables for detonation. These explosive devices are powerful enough to destroy large high-rise buildings where many Russian fighters are stationed. Combat footage from the high-rise area shows the detonation of these explosives, completely destroying a nine-story building used by Russian forces to amass troops, operate drones, and establish command points. Another video captures the demolition of a second high-rise with similar improvised explosives. These high-rises offered strategic firing positions for Russian soldiers, who used them to set up machine guns, anti-tank missile posts, and drone launch sites. With the destruction of these buildings, Russian defenses in the high-rise area were significantly weakened, as most of the structures were reduced to ruins. The destruction of key Russian firing positions and drone bases set the stage for a coordinated Ukrainian counterattack on Toretskās central high-rises. The Ukrainians initially targeted two high-rises facing the northern part of the city, creating a gap in Russian defenses that allowed Ukrainian stormtroopers to advance behind the remaining high-rises. Buildings facing westward were ineffective in repelling Ukrainian assaults, as their narrow, windowless sides left them with blind spots. With their main defensive positions compromised, Russian forces were pushed from the compromized high-rises. The Ukrainian counterattack successfully recaptured a third of the high-rise district and surrounding areas in central Toretsk, with ongoing efforts to push Russian forces out of the remaining high-rise positions.
Overall, the Ukrainians successfully suppressed the Russian firing positions, demolished them with explosives, and gradually started retaking lost positions from crumbling Russian defenses. Ukrainian Luhansk Group of Forces Spokesperson Major Anastasiya Bobovnikova reported that Russian forces have decreased their attacks in Toretsk but have not decreased their artillery and air strikes. Intense artillery and air strikes have however switched their purpose, as Russians are desperately trying to suppress advancing Ukrainians in all-out defense, which often led to accidentally bombing their troops in brutal friendly-fire incidents, which help to amplify Ukrainian operations even more.
31 Jul: FOOTAGE: Russians Kill Themselves HEARING THIS SOUND. Ukrainian Drones Became Even Deadlier.Reporting from Ukraine475,941 views | 29,010 | July 31 2024 04:30:25 (805 comments)[ Read more ā¦ ]
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Today, there are a lot of updates from the Pokrovsk direction.
Here, Russian forces have kept up a consistent but slow advance while Ukrainians are managing a fighting withdrawal against overwhelming odds.
The goal of the Russian forces here is twofold. First of all, Russians are trying to cut off the Ukrainian Kostyantynivka-Pokrovsk highway, splitting Ukrainian forces in two. The second is to take control over the city of Pokrovsk itself. To accomplish this, Russians need to first fully secure their salient by pushing Ukrainians to the Vovcha River. This would remove the threat of Ukrainian counterattacks and secure their logistic routes against Ukrainian drone activity.
Russians have moved a considerable number of brigades to the region to give themselves an overwhelming manpower advantage. This has allowed Russians to keep up a creeping advance, as Ukrainian doctrine continues to value saving soldiersā lives over holding on to lost positions. As Ukrainians cannot contend with the Russian manpower advantage straight on, Ukrainian forces in the region have adopted several tactics to slow the Russian process significantly.
Firstly, Ukrainians conduct regular counterattacks and raids on Russian positions with armored vehicles and deploy assault groups where Russians are vulnerable. Geolocated footage shows one Ukrainian Bradley driving up and firing on a Russian position to undermine the Russian advance toward the river. Another video shows how two Bradley infantry fighting vehicles fire into a Russian tree line to undermine Russian attacks on one of the settlements. The Footage also shows how, after the Bradleys laid into the Russian trenches with automatic cannons, two Ukrainian assault groups deployed to clear the trenches further and cut off the Russian advancement. The original uncensored footage of Ukrainian assaults with Bradleys can be found on our Telegram channel through the link in the description.
Secondly, Ukrainians mine the approaches to their positions with anti-infantry and anti-tank mines, as shown by this Russian mechanized attack being cut short when the lead vehicle drives over a mine and detonates. Thirdly, Ukrainians target Russian forces with FPV drones and heavy-duty Vampire drones, not only along the contact line but over the entire Russian salient. Ukrainian Vampire hexacopter drones destroy buildings Russians are sheltering in with heavy explosives or by carpet bombing them with individual mortar rounds.
Ukrainian FPV drones fly around and target Russian infantry and shelters, as well as supply trucks and vehicles deeper into the salient, heavily disrupting the Russian ability to launch attacks and sustain prolonged assault operations. The problem of Ukrainian FPVs is so extensive for Russian forces that one Ukrainian drone captured a Russian soldier, choosing to end his own life, as soon as he heard a Ukrainian drone fly over his head, without even attempting to run or otherwise putting up a fight. The original uncensored video of all Ukrainian drone strikes can be found on our Telegram channel as well.
The main defensive line that Ukrainians were making a fighting withdrawal to stood firmly behind the Vovcha River, with fortified positions on the hills overlooking any Russian crossing point. The only weak spot in this Ukrainian defense line was the small settlement of Prohres. One reason for this was the railway line running by the settlement. Defending this railway line is more difficult for Ukrainians, as Russians do not have to make a risky crossing through any open fields and can move through cover toward the Ukrainian positions. Secondly, if we look at the topographic map, we can see that Russians would also be moving over the hill ridges, denying Ukrainians the high-ground advantage.
Russians understood this and launched a massive two-pronged assault on Prohres along the railway line and from Novooleksandrivka from the north. While initially being able to hold the Russians at bay, Ukrainian defenses eventually relented under the intense pressure. Through this, Russians managed to encircle a number of soldiers of the 31st mechanized brigade in a strong fortification meant to provide fire control over the railway line. While senior commanders were slow to act, the junior officers of the battalions took quick action, as they knew that every second counted. With the help of coordinatedā¦
06 Aug: UKRAINIANS BLOW UP A HUGE RUSSIAN COLUMN ON THE HIGHWAY | War in Ukraine ExplainedReporting from Ukraine298,161 views | 26,664 | August 6 2024 02:00:23 (403 comments)[ Read more ā¦ ]
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Today, there are a lot of updates from the Kurakhove direction.
Recently, the Russian forces have launched a series of probing attacks around Kostiantynivka, each attempt failing to breach the resilient Ukrainian defenses. However, one of the most significant and intense mechanized assaults of the war took place recently, featuring a massive flank attack from the north of Kostiantynivka that promised to change the dynamics on the battlefield dramatically.
North of Kostiantynivka lies the small village of Pobieda, which fell into Russian hands a month ago. Exploiting its proximity to Marinka, Russian forces have determined that advancing beyond Pobieda should become their primary objective. This move aims to boost their northern advance and cripple Ukrainian supply routes in the area. If successful, this audacious strategy would place Ukrainian forces in Kostiantynivka under pressure from the north, east, and south, while also allowing the Russians to preserve personnel and equipment by avoiding costly frontal assaults from Novomykhailivka. Central to this offensive operation is the utilization of the local road from Marinka to Kostiantynivka, providing the Russians with a crucial tactical advantage for rapid mechanized assaults. The most significant obstacles to their advance are the fortified Ukrainian defensive positions within the tree lines and the vineyard located next to the road. Military bloggers reported that to undermine them, apart from using regular artillery, Russian forces engaged Ukrainian tanks located around the vineyard. The defenders used them not only to suppress any enemy advancement attempts with their powerful cannons but also to conduct counterattacks. Geolocated footage released by Russian sources shows how a Ukrainian Leopard tank is attacked with an FPV drone in a tree line, which leads to fire and detonation of the vehicle. After conducting various such preparations, the Russians started launching mechanized assaults through the village of Pobieda.
The Russian plan consisted of two critical steps. First, they aimed to overwhelm the local defense with a sufficiently strong assault group, swiftly taking control of the vineyard and the nearby fortifications. This initial phase was crucial for securing a foothold in the area. Second, they intended to capitalize on this momentum to gain more territory southwest of Pobieda. This move aimed to fortify their positions against potential Ukrainian counterattacks, which would likely be launched to prevent the Russians from entrenching themselves further south of the village. By executing these steps, the Russians hoped to create a stable front line and reduce the risk of losing newly acquired ground.
Ukrainian forces responsible for the defense of this section of the frontline released a video showing how they reacted to the first step in the Russian plan, namely the frontal storm operation using various armored vehicles on the highway from Marinka. Once again, the video gives a good overview of not only the large force that the Russians used in this operation but also how prepared the Ukrainian defense was. Even with weakened support due to the Russian preparation attacks against defensive assets just before the assault, Ukrainian artillery and drone operator units unleashed all their firepower against the enemy armored column. Several Russian infantry fighting vehicles can be seen getting damaged by mines, artillery shells, and kamikaze drones even before being able to pass through Pobieda. Others were destroyed just before the vineyard and the disembarked surviving Russian troops were quickly engaged by the Ukrainians with grenades dropped by drones. All uncensored footage from this Russian attack can be found on our Telegram channel linked in the description.
Despite the fierce Ukrainian resistance and the failure of the first step of the Russian plan, which aimed to gain control over the vineyard, Russian forces managed to partially achieve the secondary objective. They executed a successful westward assault from Pobieda, advancing by a few hundred meters into the field. This maneuver allowed them to slightly increase a buffer zone, thereby protecting themselves against potential Ukrainian flank maneuversā¦
Russian motorbike assault were thwarted by Ukrainian dronesDaily Mail1,440,028 views | 11,211 | June 11 2024 09:47:13 (1,473 comments)[ Read more ā¦ ]
Russian motorbike assault were thwarted by Ukrainian drones. Video shows one bike being hit by a dropped grenade. The rider survives but flees so fast he drops his gun. While the bike itself is destroyed by more grenades. A second video shows a kind of mini-tractor pulling a trailer. A Ukrainian drone also strike it, causing its drivers to bail out. Russia has been forced to resort to motorbikes for attacks after their tanks and armoured vehicles kept getting blown up. The bikes are fast, aiming to take the Ukrainians by surprise. But if they are spotted and targeted, they are defenceless.#russia #ukraine #war
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