Russia - Ukraine war part ll. News and Discussions

Russian FPV drones, known as "Prince Vandal of Novgorod," have begun attacking key nodes in Ukraine's gas transmission system. In the video, the FPV drones are attacking equipment at the Sumska compressor station, part of the Sumy Linear Production Department of Main Gas Pipelines. The station previously handled the bulk of Russian gas transit to Europe via Ukraine.

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Drone operators from the 13th Separate Unmanned Systems Battalion of the Vostok Group of Forces shared rare footage of combat operations in Ukraine. In the video, Russian FPV drones strike Ukrainian drones in ambush mode. To conserve battery power, the Ukrainian drones are grounded in standby mode.

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Zelensky sacked Syrsky. A blow to Ukrainian East Ukraine in the East Ukraine war.

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It's jover for Ukrainian East Ukraine.
 
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He got the Jewish Pass......

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Muravka Counter-Offensive Takes 26km² | Map Update [21 July 2026]​


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Episodes of Russian drone attacks on Ukrainian units in Oleksievo-Druzhkovka in the Donbas. Reportedly, scattered Ukrainian units retreated from Kostiantynivka and attempted to gain a foothold in Oleksievo-Druzhkovka, where they were attacked by Russian drones. The drone models were not disclosed, and the video was edited down.

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The video features archival footage from May 9, 2014, depicting the entry of nine Ukrainian BMP-2 infantry fighting vehicles from the 72nd Brigade into the city of Mariupol and the initial fighting there. The video has become relevant again today, as Major General Mykhailo Drapatiy, who participated in those events in 2014, has been appointed the new Commander-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. It's worth noting that many foreign viewers are unaware that the current war in Ukraine actually began in 2014, when Ukraine was a unified state. The BMP-2 was developed in the early 1980s and is still used by both the Ukrainian and Russian armies.

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