The war in Ukraine has become a chilling exhibition of modern combat, where traditional battlefield tactics clash with cutting-edge technology. The emergence of drone warfare has been particularly significant, offering an unprecedented glimpse into the brutal realities of the conflict. Raw footage uploaded daily by soldiers and civilians alike has provided a constant stream of tactical insights, revealing not only the staggering armored losses on both sides, but also the evolution of strategies employed in this grinding war. Beyond the tanks and artillery, a new threat is emerging from the shadows: motorcycle assaults. This unconventional tactic, reminiscent of guerilla warfare, highlights the resourcefulness, and desperation, of forces on the ground.
Ukrainian forces report the destruction of 20 Russian vehicles, including BMPs and tanks, near Vuhledar, showcasing the continued effectiveness of drone-directed artillery strikes.
A detailed account of a Ukrainian operation near Kurakhove reveals the cat-and-mouse game being played out between Russian forces attempting to disrupt Ukrainian logistics and Ukrainian defenders countering their every move. This footage reveals the critical importance of the T-05-24 road as a supply route for Ukrainian forces in Vuhledar and highlights the strategic importance of this location.
Ukrainian forces successfully target a Russian S-300V air defense system with HIMARS, utilizing cluster munitions to disable key components. This tactical victory further solidifies Ukrainian air superiority in the region.
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Ukrainian special forces engage in a close-quarters battle south of Kostiantynivka, demonstrating the dangers faced by both sides in ground operations.
The emergence of βmotorized riflemenβ, Russian troops utilizing motorcycles for rapid assaults, reflects a resourcefulness born of necessity. However, their effectiveness is tempered by the ever-present threat of Ukrainian drones and mines.
The videos depict a conflict in constant flux, with both sides adapting to the evolving realities of the battlefield. The efficacy of Ukrainian drone strikes is undeniable, forcing Russian commanders to improvise and adopt riskier tactics such as the use of motorcycle units. The coming weeks will likely see an intensification of the fighting around key logistical points like the T-05-24 road, as Russian forces become increasingly desperate to regain the initiative.
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Today, there are a lot of updates from the Kurakhove direction.
Here, Russian forces regrouped following the lack of success with their intensified attacks against Kostiantynivka and launched a renewed offensive, shifting their focus to a different direction in the region to disrupt Ukrainian logistics and finally achieve a significant breakthrough. Aware of the tactical objectives the Russians aimed to accomplish, the Ukrainians methodically countered their campaigns at each stage of the plan.
The main Russian objective in this area is to reach the local road T-05-24 to disrupt Ukrainian logistics between Kostiantynivka and Vuhledar. Even though there is another supply route to Vuhledar, T-05-24 was the preferred road that the Ukrainian forces used up to this point to deliver munitions, medicine, food and rotate troops to the defenders of this stronghold that has already withstood many mechanized Russian attacks and cost them heavy losses. This is why breaking the supply route to Vuhledar can be the decisive step for the Russians to finally capture this Ukrainian fortress or at least isolate it and force the defenders to leave it.
Ukrainians used the short tactical pause on this part of the frontline to further sustain their local air superiority by continuing to hunt Russian air defense assets within the effective range of their available weapon systems. Geolocated footage published by Ukrainian military bloggers shows how a Russian S-300V air defense system is engaged by a Ukrainian HIMARS launching rockets with cluster munition. In one of the most detailed videos of such strikes until this moment we can see how various elements of the system are targeted separately but repeatedly by these highly effective Western munitions. Consequently, the images show how the rocket launchers, radar, and command center are all destroyed. The original uncensored footage of this operation can be found on our Telegram channel through the link in the description.
Simultaneously both sides launched ground attacks against each other again around Kostiantynivka. Ukrainian drone operators from the 79th Air Assault Brigade published several geolocated videos showing how they target enemy tanks, armored personnel carriers, and infantry with FPV drones and grenades dropped by drones. They tried to further weaken deliveries for Russians on the frontline by also conducting strikes in the rear against Ural supply trucks as seen in this video. One of the most interesting clips is courtesy of the Ukrainian special forces battalion OPFOR which released how they are conducting an operation to clear a tree line just south of the village. Shortly after the first shot is fired, a Ukrainian tank is struck by a Russian kamikaze drone and set ablaze. In a remarkable display of composure, a Ukrainian tank crewman jumps onto the burning vehicle and begins extinguishing the fire. Moments later, the tank is seen retreating to safety, thanks to the soldier’s brave and decisive actions, which not only saved the crew’s lives but also preserved valuable equipment.
The intense conditions created by the Ukrainians around Kostiantynivka forced the Russians to attempt another surprise maneuver further south near the village of Vodyane. Various military analysts from both sides were alarmed by the significant advances made by Russian forces toward the crucial T-05-24 ground line of communication. Geolocated footage published in the last few days shows a Russian armored vehicle rapidly advancing along a tree line up to a point near the road, several kilometers from the previously assessed frontline. The rate and ease of advance of the vehicle suggest that Russian forces likely held additional positions in field areas east of Vuhledar and were able to provide cover for the vehicle as it advanced. Satellite imagery shows additional destroyed Russian vehicles along the same tree line, further confirming that Russian forces have advanced in this area. Russian military bloggers have long emphasized that the foremost tactical objective in the Vuhledar area is for their forces to interdict this road and disrupt Ukrainian supplies to Vuhledar. One of them claimed that he is expecting to see intensified offensive efforts from Russian forces in the coming days in order to support this tactical objective. This claim was partially confirmed by an official statement from the Ukrainian…
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Russia throws unprepared irregular troops into offensive in Ukraine- Russians suffer heavy lossesKanal1382,051 views | 977 | July 24 2024 05:00:07 (63 comments)[ Read more … ]
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Russia is increasingly using irregular military formations in offensive operations against Ukraine. Such units are more vulnerable and have apparently suffered significantly heavier losses than other enemy units over the past nine months.
The British Ministry of Defence announced this. As noted on the departmentβs page on the X social network, the Russian Federation is using the aforementioned formations despite the fact that they are
unprepared, untrained and have no artillery or air support. This makes them more vulnerable than units of the regular Russian army. One example of such Russian units is the βVolunteer Corpsβ, created in 2023, consisting of more than 20 thousand reservists, mercenaries and ex-convicts, the British Ministry of Defence noted. The agency also states that these formations serve in irregular units under a single command and control.
βThese formations have probably suffered proportionally greater losses over the past nine months compared to Russian regular units,β the ministry said.
Earlier it became known that an 18-year-old Russian occupier who wanted to βearn money for his familyβ in the war was liquidated at the front. The invader turned 18 a month before his death, and he decided to sign a contract instead of being drafted into the army. He was liquidated seven days later, according to Obozrevatel media outlet.
The Russian military, facing significant losses in Ukraine, increasingly relies on unconventional units like the Volunteer Corps. Established in 2023, this unit comprises volunteers, reservists, mercenaries, and ex-prisoners, totaling around 20,000 men. These irregular forces, often lacking artillery or air support, are vulnerable and suffer high casualty rates. Despite this, they conduct various operations, from sabotage to amphibious raids. The conflict’s toll is heavy, with Russia losing over 1,000 troops daily and approximately 550,000 men since the war began. The Russian military is fighting a war in Ukraine that is stretching its very fabric. Increasingly, Russian commanders have to rely on unconventional and irregular units to make up for the destructive losses Russian line units suffer every day on the frontlines.
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Russians in motorcycles vs. Ukrainian drones in the front -βMotorized riflemenβ in tough conditionKanal13120,082 views | 1,062 | July 23 2024 23:00:06 (88 comments)[ Read more … ]
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The use of motorcycles by Russian occupiers at the front cannot be looked down upon. This statement was made by Dmitry Likhovoy, spokesman for the Operational-Strategic Group of Forces “Khortitsa” of Ukraine.
“Of course, you can approach this in the context of “necessity is the mother of invention”. However, we have already seen examples more than once when the enemy tries to adapt to the realities that arise. They use ATVs, as was the case in the winter in the Tavrichesky direction. Now they use motorcycles, when weather conditions allow it,” he explained.
According to him, a motorcycle gives the enemy the opportunity to gain time to get closer to the points where they can dismount and take a seat.
“How do they fight them? The first means is FPV drones. Drones are now very actively used in many manifestations. It is FPV drones, attack drones, drops, artillery and mortars that are aimed at hitting motorcyclists, even when they are detected by aerial reconnaissance somewhere else on the other side of the field. It is very important to destroy them in advance, because when they get closer, there may already be bad consequences,” noted Dmitry Likhovy.
As the Russian military runs low on purpose-made armored vehicles and increasingly turns to civilian vehiclesβmost notably, golf carts and motorcyclesβone Russian army brigade is making motorcycle instruction a routine part of its training regimen.
βThe motorcycle school is real,β one Russian blogger wrote in a recent post about the 5th Donetsk Brigade, which fights in and around the town of Krasnohorivka in eastern Ukraine.
According to Forbes, the Russians began assigning large numbers of Chinese and Belarusian dirt bikes to front-line troops back in the spring. The bikes, along with Chinese Desertcross all-terrain vehiclesβgolf carts, effectivelyβare helping mitigate growing shortages of armored personnel carriers and infantry fighting vehicles as Russiaβs wider war on Ukraine grinds toward its 29th month and vehicle losses deepen.
The Russians have written off more than 16,000 armored vehicles and other heavy weapons in Ukraine. Thatβs more heavy equipment than many armies have in their entire inventories. The bike troopsβ assault tactics are simple. They ride as fast as possible across the mine-strewn no-manβs-land separating Russian and Ukrainian lines, hoping their mountsβ small size and high speed will help them avoid detection by Ukrainian drones. If they manage to cross the mine and drone zone, they ditch their bikes and fight on foot. βA new military specialty is appearing,β a second blogger wrote. βMotorized rifleman.β But the bike tactics, while sound in theory, havenβt worked very well in the heat and stress of actual combat. Ukrainian mines and drones are everywhereβtoo thick in the air and under the ground for even the nimblest biker to avoid.
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Houthi boat drones: All the attacks on Red Sea cargo shipsDaily Mail125,550 views | 692 | July 25 2024 10:58:21 (139 comments)[ Read more … ]
Yemenβs Houthi militants are using boat drones to blow up cargo ships in the Red Sea, having adapted the tactic that Ukraine used against Russian warships. Video from the deck of the M/V Pumba shows one of the drones in action, tailing the vessel near the Gulf of Aden and trying to hit it. Armed men can be seen on deck watching the drone getting closer. Once theyβre sure it is unmanned and it is within range, they open fire with their rifles in an attempt to blow it up. Boat drones are notoriously difficult to shoot, but not for this crew. After just a few moments one man scores a hit, causing the drone to explode. The drone exploded 100ft from the ship and caused no damage. Pumba was attacked a little over a month after M/V Tutor was badly damaged. Videos from that attack shows security barely reacting as the drone approaches. The Houthis had designed it to look like a local fishing boat, and had even put mannequins on the deck to fool the onlookers. With rifles at the ready but not aimed, they watch calmly as the drone drives into the side of their ship. A second video, taken moments after the explosion, captures the aftermath. The crew and their security are hiding inside the bridge, as smoke fills the ship and alarms sound in the background. The captain calls someone to the bridge, as water floods the lower decks. Additional footage, likely taken by the Houthis, shows the size of the explosion. The Tutor was hit twice, once at the stern causing damage to the engine and partial sinking, and again amidships, causing even more damage. Tutorβs crew were forced to abandon ship, with one missing presumed dead, and the ship ultimately sank. The Houthis also published footage they claimed showed an attack on M/V Transworld Navigator a few days later. One video, taken from the top of a boat drone, shows it approaching a cargo ship. Again, there is a large explosion from the rear of the vessel, near the engine. Another video purports to show the same attack from on board the Navigator. Crew watch in horror as the boat approaches and duck behind cover. After a few moments there is a large explosion and the bridge fills with smoke. It is unclear if the drone actually hit the vessel, however. UK Maritime Trade Operations said the captain reported three explosions βnearβ the ship. While the US Joint Maritime Information Centre said the ship suffered no damage. The Houthis also showed off the boat drone used in some of the attacks. Called the Tufan-1, it is similar to the Magura V5 being used by Ukraine. It can be piloted manually or driven remotely, is fast and agile in the water, and packs a large explosive punch. In the video, it can be seen destroying a decoy target vessel with ease. It is not clear exactly how the Houthis were able to create the drone, but Russia likely passed on designs from Ukraine via their mutual ally Iran.
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Russia sent new tanks into attack, but here’s what Ukraine did to themRax14,800 views | 284 | July 24 2024 16:50:48 (11 comments)[ Read more … ]
Russia recently deployed a new fleet of tanks into the battlefield, aiming to assert dominance in the ongoing conflict. However, Ukraine swiftly responded with a combination of strategic maneuvers and innovative tactics that effectively neutralized the threat posed by these tanks. Leveraging their knowledge of the terrain and employing a coordinated effort among their forces, Ukrainian troops strategically positioned themselves to exploit the weaknesses of the advancing tanks. Additionally, Ukrainian forces employed a variety of anti-tank weaponry, including advanced missile systems and well-placed explosives, to target the Russian tanks with precision and efficiency. Moreover, Ukrainian troops demonstrated remarkable resilience and adaptability, utilizing guerrilla tactics and engaging in asymmetric warfare to continually thwart the advances of the Russian tanks. Through a combination of strategic ingenuity, tactical prowess, and unwavering determination, Ukraine successfully countered the Russian tank offensive, underscoring their resilience in the face of adversity and their commitment to defending their sovereignty.
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