This ain’t your sanitized, Pentagon-approved briefing. What’s unfolding in Ukraine is raw, brutal, and raising questions that’ll haunt us long after the shooting stops. We’re past the flag-waving and armchair generalship. This is trench warfare in the 21st century, drone-infested skies, and the ever-present specter of escalation. Forget the talking heads; the real story is being etched in the mud and blood of eastern Ukraine, captured in shaky helmet-cam footage and whispered reports from the front. These videos aren’t polished narratives; they’re glimpses into the chaos, the courage, and the chilling ethical calculus of modern war. They’re unfiltered, and they demand attention.
Key Insights from the Ground
Escalation is a Hair Trigger: Ukraine is now hitting targets inside Russia with Western-supplied missiles. Cue the predictable nuclear saber-rattling from Putin. Video 1 highlights the precarious tightrope we’re walking. This isn’t a contained conflict; it’s a fuse burning closer to the powder keg. The question isn’t if things escalate, but when and how bad. Politicians in plush offices debate "red lines," but down in the trenches, those lines are blurred by artillery fire and desperation.
Drones Redefine "Hell": Forget artillery barrages – the new terror weapon is the drone. Video 2 lays it bare: Ukrainians are turning the tables with FPV and heavy-lift drones, not just on the front lines but deep into Russian-held territory. We’re talking about psychological warfare as much as kinetic strikes. Imagine being a Russian grunt, knowing death can drop silently from the sky at any moment. One clip shows a Russian soldier choosing suicide rather than face another drone attack. That’s the stark reality of this new kind of warfare. It’s impersonal, relentless, and pushes men to the breaking point.
Close Quarters Combat: Back to Basics, But Deadlier: Amidst the high-tech weaponry, some fights are caveman simple. Video 3 shows a brutal knife fight between Ukrainian and Russian soldiers. Gunfire, then blades, man-on-man savagery. This isn’t Call of Duty; it’s primal. What’s jarring is the reported moment of respect between these combatants as one dies. Even in the most dehumanizing conditions, the shared experience of combat can forge a grim kind of connection. But make no mistake, this war is often reduced to brutal, personal violence.
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Logistics – The Unsung Battlefield: Forget flashy tanks; wars are won and lost on supply lines. Video 4 exposes the desperate state of Russian logistics. Bathtubs welded to motorcycles, golf carts – it’s almost comical if it wasn’t so telling. Ukraine’s drone strikes are choking Russian resupply, forcing them into increasingly desperate measures. This isn’t just about firepower; it’s about fuel, ammo, food – the mundane necessities of war. Fail on logistics, and even the best army grinds to a halt, bathtub-equipped or not.
Human Wave Attacks – Throwback to WWI? Video 5 describes reports of North Korean "meat wave" assaults. Mass infantry charges in the face of modern artillery and drone fire? It sounds insane, a throwback to a century ago. If true, it’s a chilling indicator of Russia’s manpower desperation and disregard for life. It’s also a stark contrast to the Stryker IFV footage, showcasing the technological gap and the brutal efficiency of modern mechanized warfare against massed infantry. Ethically bankrupt tactics met by cold, technological superiority.
Trench Warfare: A Century Later, Still Hell: Video 6, from the Russian POV, throws you right into the claustrophobic nightmare of trench assault. Mud, explosions, close-quarters fire – it’s a chaotic, disorienting mess. Trench warfare never went away; it just got updated with drones and thermals. It’s grinding, attritional, and chews up men and equipment. This video offers a visceral reminder that despite all the talk of revolutions in military affairs, some aspects of war remain stubbornly, tragically, the same.
No Glory, Just Survival
The Ukraine War isn’t a clean, sanitized conflict fought with push-button precision. It’s a messy, brutal slog marked by escalating risks, innovative but terrifying weaponry, and a return to some of the most savage forms of close-quarters combat. Ethical lines are blurred daily in the face of survival, necessity, and the relentless pressure of attrition. These uncensored glimpses from the frontlines aren’t comfortable viewing, but they are essential for understanding the true cost of this conflict. Scroll down, watch the highlights – see the unvarnished reality for yourself.
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“This Is SUICIDAL!” US Missiles Fired As Putin Threatens NukesPiers Morgan Uncensored1,570,705 views | 31,381 | November 21 2024 20:00:20 (16,236 comments)[ Read more … ]
On Monday, Ukraine used western long range missiles inside the territory of Russia for the first time, prompting a slew of both cheers and jeers throughout the world. Some people are happy that the Ukrainian Armed Forces are taking the fight to their enemy’s soil, while others are terrified that Putin will finally make good on his endless threats, and use a nuclear weapon. While few are doubting the bravery of the Ukrainian people, or the wrongdoings of the Russian dictator, many are questioning just how long the west can continue to become involved in the wars of other nations.
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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 soldiers’ 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 coordinated…
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Shocking Footage Shows Intense Combat Between Ukrainian and Russian SoldierOn Demand News366,530 views | 3,770 | January 4 2025 12:49:42 (1,775 comments)[ Read more … ]
Shocking footage shows a brutal knife fight between a Ukrainian and Russian soldier on the frontline in Ukraine.
Recorded on a Ukrainian soldier’s body camera, the video begins with the two men exchanging gunfire near the ruins of a heavily damaged building.
The Ukrainian soldier eventually closes the distance, grabbing his opponent’s automatic rifle.
This sparks a physical struggle that escalates when the Russian soldier draws a knife and slashes his rival in the thigh.
The video also captured an emotional moment where the wounded Ukrainian and the Russian soldier show respect to each other as one of them dies from their injuries.
The footage was reportedly filmed in Trudove, Zaporizhzhia, last autumn, but has recently surfaced on social media and Russian outlets.
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06 Jan: FOOTAGE: Russian Combat Bathtub VS Ukrainian AZOV. | War in Ukraine ExplainedReporting from Ukraine278,881 views | 21,566 | January 6 2025 19:00:34 (348 comments)[ Read more … ]
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Today, there are a lot of updates from the direction of Toretsk.
Here, after the previous failed Russian assault, Ukrainians prepared for a swift and decisive counterattack to exploit the disarray among the retreating Russian forces. With Russian survivors left scattered and unsupported, the stage was set for the Ukrainian Azov brigade to dismantle their positions and prevent any chance of renewed offensives.
The main Ukrainian goal was to conduct a follow-up counterattack to eliminate the remaining Russian forces scattered throughout the settlements, as remnants after their latest failed assault. Despite being in an unorganized state, these Russian survivors posed a continued threat to the Ukrainians, as at any time, they could reorganize themselves for a renewed attack on the southern flank of Toretsk. To prevent the Russian forces from launching such a follow-up operation, Ukrainian commanders decided to launch direct assaults, to clear the enemy out while they were still unprepared.
To achieve their goal, Ukrainians conducted a series of clearing operations with infantry, because even though tank raids can deal significant damage, they may leave some survivors hiding in the basements, who can communicate with each other and accumulate. Ukrainians achieved this by deploying soldiers to conduct close-quarters combat to discover and eliminate Russian positions in narrow residential areas and basements.
The residential area Russians took up positions in, allowed the Russian forces around three hundred houses, allowing them to disperse their stormtroopers widely. The concealment provided by the houses and their basements hampers Ukrainian drone reconnaissance, making it difficult to detect and track the troops once scattered. The primary danger lies in the Russians using these basements as concealed positions to ambush Ukrainian infantry from unexpected locations during clearing operations.
However, Russian forces were largely left in a disorganized state, due to the heavy losses suffered during their latest attack on the southern flank. With Ukrainians deploying skilled sniper teams to deny the Russians free movement in between the houses, Russian soldiers knew that venturing into the open would almost certainly result in death. The suppression and disarray of the Russian forces allowed the Ukrainians to establish effective fire control over the area, with Ukrainian snipers and drone operators systematically eliminating any Russian soldiers who exposed themselves out in the open, picking them off one by one.
This enabled the Ukrainian 12th special purpose brigade Azov to launch well-coordinated counterattacks toward Nelipivka, deploying infantry squads to target isolated Russian units entrenched in houses and basements. Combat footage highlights the elite brigade’s soldiers’ methodical approach, advancing cautiously to neutralize Russian positions. They effectively suppressed and disoriented the Russian defenders by throwing hand grenades into the basements and buildings they were hiding in, creating opportunities to breach their strongholds. Capitalizing on the ensuing chaos, the Ukrainian troops swiftly raided the basements, successfully eliminating resistance and capturing the remaining Russian fighters.
Furthermore, the Russian forces in this sector lacked adequate transport vehicles, further compounding the plight of their isolated units, as they could not receive essential ammunition and supplies. Ukrainian fire control, reinforced by precision drone strikes, not only disrupted resupply efforts but also prevented any attempts to reinforce the village with additional resources. This exacerbated the already dire logistical challenges faced by the Russians, leaving their units increasingly vulnerable and under-equipped.
Combat footage released by Russian fighters in the area shows the state of Russian logistics is extremely dire, to the point where the Russian soldiers are forced to improvise by attaching bathtubs to their motorcycles to carry supplies in. Furthermore, another geolocated video shows how Russians were using golf carts and even electric scooters to transport their soldiers and supplies to the village, which were, of course, instantly destroyed by Ukrainian kamikaze drones.
Overall, the failure of the previous Russian attacks and a lack of logistics vehicles and reinforcements established perfect conditions for a successful Ukrainian counterattack that cleared the Russian presence from the settlements. The Russian use of improvised civilian vehicles is a stark sign of the rising issues, as armored vehicles are becoming fewer and more scarce among Russian forces due to high losses in suicidal assaults in the past. This development gradually renders them incapable of conducting large offensive maneuvers and exposes further weaknesses…
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🔴 Ukraine War Update – North Korean Meat Wave Assault Gone Wrong • Stryker Crushes Fleeing RussiansWarLeaks – Military Blog407,535 views | 17,129 | January 17 2025 14:00:54 (899 comments)[ Read more … ]
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In todays Ukraine war update we discuss a for modern standarts massive North Korean human wave assault inwhich a large amount of North Korean soldiers charged in close formation over a wide open field while under Ukrainian artillery fire, a Ukrainian drone video showing a lone Ukrainian Stryker chasing down a group of fleeing Russian soldiers through a open field behind enemy lines, witness the interrogation of two captured North Korean soldiers and more.
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Russian POV: Trench Assault in Ukraine (Combat Footage)Preston Stewart 152,507 views | 4,880 | December 14 2024 19:00:36 (756 comments)[ Read more … ]
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Today we’re looking a new video released on Russian Telegram channels showing an assault on a Ukrainian trench system. The date and location of the video aren’t provided but it does appear to be relatively recent given the lack of vegetation on the trees. I wanted to run through this clip because I think it does a good job of showing, start to finish, the chaos that is trench warfare.
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