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Krasnodar Under Fire: A Deep Dive into Ukrainian Drone Strikes
The skies over Krasnodar, a region in Southern Russia bordering Ukraine, have become a contested space. YouTube, a digital battleground of sorts, offers glimpses into this conflict through raw footage and analysis of Ukrainian drone strikes targeting military and infrastructure sites. From fiery explosions at oil refineries to alleged attempts on presidential residences, these videos paint a picture of a war that is not just confined to the front lines. What emerges is not just a series of isolated attacks, but a strategic campaign that leverages the precision and reach of unmanned aerial vehicles. The videos below, culled from a vast archive of online content, offer a vital window into this ongoing and evolving conflict, revealing the impact of these strikes and raising questions about the future of warfare in the region.
Key Insights from the Digital Front
Targeted Strikes on Military Infrastructure: Several videos, notably "RUSSIA UNDER FIRE: LARGE UKRAINIAN DRONE ATTACK ON THE MILITARY AIRFIELD ‘KRYMSK’ IN KRASNODAR" and "Satellite Imagery of Krasnodar Ammo Dump After Ukrainian Drone Strike: Fires Over 4KM Away!", showcase the Ukrainian military’s apparent focus on disabling Russian military assets. The Krymsk airfield strike, though without specific footage, signals a direct assault on Russian air power, while satellite imagery of the Tikhoretsk ammo dump reveals the devastating scale of the damage, with fires visible from miles away. The targeting of the 23rd Arsenal of the Missile & Artillery forces is a significant blow to Russian supply lines.
Oil Refinery Attacks Disrupting Supply: Videos like "Russia: Fire breaks out at Krasnodar refinery after suspected Ukraine drone attack" and "Ukraine drones blast Slavyansk-na-Kubani oil refinery in Krasnodar during daring attack on Russia" demonstrate Ukraine’s strategy of disrupting Russia’s fuel supply. The Slavyansk refinery is clearly shown engulfed in flames, with reports of damage and injuries, highlighting the vulnerability of critical infrastructure. These strikes likely aim to impact the Russian war machine and the economy that supports it.
Beyond Military Targets: Allegations of Targeting Putin’s Residence: The video "Ukrainian drone targeted Putin’s residence in Krasnodar" makes an explosive claim. While the video shows damage to an "unfinished building" near a winery in Krinitsa, it also mentions nearby vineyards and a winery, hinting at a possible link to a presidential residence. This video suggests a calculated escalation of the conflict and a willingness to target high-value, symbolic sites.
Geographic Scope of Drone Operations: The video "MASSIVE DRONE ATTACK ON RUSSIA: KRASNODAR, ROSTOV, VORONEZH, VOLGOGRAD Vlog 820: War in Ukraine" demonstrates that Ukrainian drone operations extend beyond Krasnodar, targeting multiple regions within Russia, including Volgograd. The strike on the "Kotluban" military arsenal, reportedly destroying Iranian missiles, highlights the reach and capability of Ukrainian drone warfare, despite Russian countermeasures.
Open-Source Intelligence and Verification: The videos underscore the role of open-source intelligence (OSINT) in documenting the conflict. Satellite imagery, eyewitness footage, and social media posts are combined to provide a real-time picture of events. The use of sources like Car4Ukraine, along with channels like Warthog Defense and Anna from Ukraine, highlights the diverse range of actors contributing to the information landscape.
The Evolving Landscape of Drone Warfare
The conflict in and around Krasnodar highlights a critical trend in modern warfare: the increasing significance of drone technology. These videos show not only the destructive capacity of drones but also their strategic importance. The ability to strike deep into enemy territory, disrupt supply lines, and target infrastructure with a high degree of precision is transforming the nature of conflict. The use of drones, as evidenced in the videos, is likely to continue to evolve as both sides adapt and develop new tactics and countermeasures. The fact that these strikes are being documented and shared publicly also has a significant impact on the information war surrounding this conflict.
Witnessing the Conflict Through a Different Lens
These videos offer more than just news updates; they provide a visceral understanding of the conflict’s impact. The sight of flames engulfing an oil refinery, the satellite images of a destroyed ammunition depot, and the reports of targeted strikes – all combine to create a powerful and unsettling narrative. By understanding the details of these drone strikes over Krasnodar, we gain a deeper appreciation for the complexities of the war. Scroll down to view the video highlights and delve deeper into the details.
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RUSSIA UNDER FIRE: LARGE UKRAINIAN DRONE ATTACK ON THE MILITARY AIRFIELD “KRYMSK” IN KRASNODARWarthog Defense58,902 views | 6,772 | November 16 2024 14:00:36 (113 comments)[ Read more … ]
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Satellite Imagery of Krasnodar Ammo Dump After Ukrainian Drone Strike: Fires Over 4KM Away!Suchomimus199,285 views | 16,901 | September 22 2024 08:00:15 (457 comments)[ Read more … ]
Satellite imagery shows damage to the 23rd Arsenal of the Missile & Artillery forces in Tikhoretsk, Krasnodar Region.
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MASSIVE DRONE ATTACK ON RUSSIA: KRASNODAR, ROSTOV, VORONEZH, VOLGOGRAD Vlog 820: War in UkraineAnna from Ukraine68,982 views | 9,631 | September 29 2024 20:46:11 (628 comments)[ Read more … ]
The Ukrainian Defense Forces successfully struck the military arsenal “Kotluban,” located in Volgograd region, russian federation, where, according to the information available to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, an echelon with Iranian missiles had arrived the day before. Despite dense coverage by electronic warfare and air defense systems, Ukrainian units accomplished their combat mission. Read more: https://united24media.com/latest-news/iranian-missiles-destroyed-in-strike-on-ammunition-depot-in-russias-volgograd-region-general-staff-reports-2668
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Ukrainian drone targeted Putin’s residence in KrasnodarKanal1385,674 views | 2,036 | May 27 2024 21:22:32 (115 comments)[ Read more … ]
#Kanal13 #likekanal13 #subscribekanal13 #warinukraine https://www.youtube.com/user/kanal13az?sub_confirmation=1 – SUBSCRIBE TO US! The governor of Russia’s Krasnodar region, Veniamin Kondratyev, said that the drone’s debris “damaged an unfinished building” in the village of Krinitsa. There are vineyards and a winery there, which may be the residence of the Russian president. Another drone flew to the Dzhankhot farm, located very close to Putin’s palace in Gelendzhik. On the night of May 17, UAVs were already flying near Putin’s residence. Not far from the village of Dzhanhot on Cape Idokopas there is an estate and palace built, according to numerous investigations, for Russian President Vladimir Putin. In the village of Krinitsa, the Old Provence winery was built to process grapes grown on the estate. In 2021, Putin said that the “palace” does not belong to him and he has never been there. The construction of the Italianate palace complex first came to the public’s attention in 2010 through an open letter sent to then-President Dmitry Medvedev from whistleblower Sergey Kolesnikov. FBK and Proekt identified significant changes in the paintings displayed in the palace’s common spaces. The relatively neutral romantic frescoes are now reproductions of paintings of historical battles, such as the Battle of Borodino in 1812 and the Battle on the Ice in 1242. Step into what was the music room, and you’ll now find artwork devoted to famous Russian naval figures like Pavel Nakhimov and Fyodor Ushakov. http://youtube.com/kanal13az/join – click here and support Kanal13 monthly for distributing more videos and independent journalism
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Russia: Fire breaks out at Krasnodar refinery after suspected Ukraine drone attackShanghaiEye魔都眼5,723 views | 144 | March 17 2024 11:30:16 (5 comments)[ Read more … ]
Footage filmed by an eyewitness showed a large ball of fire rising from the Slavyansk oil refinery in Russia’s Krasnodar region, with local authorities saying on Sunday (March 17) Ukraine had launched several drones at the facility.
The operational headquarters of the region said the drones had been neutralised, but one of the devices had fallen and led to the fire. Russia’s TASS state news agency reported that one worker of the refinery was injured as a result of the attack.
Russia accuses Ukraine of using “terrorist activities” to try to disrupt its three-day presidential election, concluding Sunday.
Ukraine drones blast Slavyansk-na-Kubani oil refinery in Krasnodar during daring attack on RussiaDaily Mail54,877 views | 1,183 | March 17 2024 11:02:50 (127 comments)[ Read more … ]
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