Direct Hit: The Russian "Bumblebee" in The Trench of The Ukrainian Military Was Filmed

Russian Ammo Storage Point Video shows Ukraine artillery obliterate Russian ammo storage point. A video posted on social media captured the moment Ukrainian artillery destroyed a Russian Ural supply truck and ammo storage point near the region of Bakhmut. Hashtag Ukraine A Russian Ural supply truck along with an ammo storage point was destroyed by the Ukrainian 45th Artillery Brigade in Pereskovivka near Bakhmut. Hashtag Donetsk Oblast Ukraine Weapons Tracker Twitter account wrote in a post with the video. The videoed aerial footage appears to show a Russian supply truck near a white multi-story building surrounded by rubble and refuse. A stitched clip shows another angle and fire can now be seen just outside of the building with clouds of black smoke billowing. As the fire seemingly begins to engulf the building, sounds of explosions can be heard and bursts of flames explode through the windows of the tall building. Meanwhile, along the outside of the building, fire is spreading and eventually destroys what the tweet calls a Russian supply truck. The nearly two minute long video ends by showing closer footage of charred remains of both the ammo supply point and the truck. The video comes as fighting between Ukraine and Russia has continued over the past year. Specifically, in the region of Bakhmut, intense fighting has persisted between Russian and Ukrainian forces. Ukraine shows its strength for a counterattack on Artemivsk. Ukrainian military has displayed a group of forces for a counterattack on Artemivsk. The attack is likely to take place within the next two to three weeks, as indicated by the footage of Ukrainian troops and the active transfer of western armored vehicles and tanks to the outskirts of Artemivsk. Ukrainian soldiers responded to one of the attacking groups located west of Chaz OVR according to preliminary information. The footage shows a large amount of military equipment, but notably, almost all of it is designed for long-range combat or are maneuverable armored vehicles and transporters for urban warfare. Large groups of Grad multiple rocket launchers were also observed in the video footage. According to experts, the Grad launchers may attempt to strike Bakhmut if Russian forces attempt to occupy certain areas of the city, which poses a serious threat. On the other hand, analysts note that the deployment of a large Ukrainian military force here may only be a diversionary maneuver and the actual strike may be prepared in a completely different direction. A direct hit of the Russian Bumblebee in the trench of the Ukrainian military was filmed. The Russian infantry flamethrower Bumblebee destroyed the trench of the armed forces of Ukraine with one blow. The Russian military filmed the destruction of a Ukrainian trench by a precise flight from a modernized Shmelem infantry flamethrower. This flamethrower used a thermobaric rocket-propelled grenade that can hit targets up to 1,700 meters away. The soldier, who was in his trench, could not get away from the fire of the Bumblebee M, since he did not even notice how a rocket-propelled grenade was flying at him and was eliminated with the help of this weapon. Shmelem was created back in the 1980s and was used in the Afghan war, where he received the nickname Shaitan Pipe. Currently, the weapon is in service with a number of armies, and it is used as the main weapon of infantrymen and tank crews. Thermobaric grenade Shmelem contains a powerful explosive charge and powder, which upon explosion forms an air mixture that ignites and hits the target with a powerful wave of fire and pressure. This makes it an extremely dangerous weapon on the battlefield. It should be noted that such weapons are actively used by the Russian military during the assault on Ukrainian fortifications. Video shows Ukraine spotted with first French AMX-10 RC tank destroyer. Multiple videos were shared on social media on Tuesday that showed Ukrainian military personnel inspecting a French AMX-10 RC armored fighting vehicle, one of the platforms that Paris pledged to Kiev at the start of the year. Three video clips were shared by Naucio26, an independent military analyst who tracks Russian units and military equipment, and who has been documenting losses in the fighting for the open-source websites Oryx and Warspotting. It is not entirely clear when or where the videos were filmed, but it is the first time that the French-made wheeled tank destroyer was seen with Ukrainian soldiers. The French Defense Ministry announced in January that it will soon hold talks with its counterparts in Kiev to arrange the delivery of a number of the AMX-10 RC armored combat vehicles. It actually marked the first time the Western-made wheeled tank destroyer would be supplied to Ukraine. War video from Ukraine shows the power of TOW tank killer missile. A new video posted to social media by Ukraine Weapons Tracker at UA Weapons on Wednesday highlights the capabilities of the American-made BGM-71TOW tube-launched, optically tracked, wire-guided anti-tank missile. In the more than a minute-long clip, which was seen to be heavily edited and recorded from multiple vantage points including from a drone, the weapon is seen being readied on a Ukrainian Humvee HMMWV and then fired at an enemy position. Designed to defeat fortifications, it can make a 60cm hole in a 20cm thick double-reinforced concrete wall, the post on Twitter noted. Last August, the Pentagon announced that it would supply Kiev with approximately 1,500 BGM-71TOW missiles as part of a $775 million security assistance package. It is unclear when those anti-tank weapons arrived, but based on the recent video, they're now being employed at the front. The version seen in the recent clip was a TOW Bunker Buster, BB, a variant optimized for performance against urban structures, earthen bunkers, field fortifications, and light-skinned armor threats. The TOW BB has an impact sensor located in the main charge and optimizes warhead effectiveness. It can defeat double-reinforced concrete walls at range. Such weapons should be seen as bad news for the Russian troops in urban centers such as Bakhmut as Kiev is preparing for its own counter-offensive. Finally, Ukraine Weapons Tracker account recently updated about some notable events on the battlefield as follows. A Russian BMP-2 infantry fighting vehicle was destroyed by a Ukrainian strike in Zaporizhia Oblast. In this video, three Russian tanks, presumably T-80BV and a modernized BMP-2M infantry fighting vehicle were destroyed by the Ukrainian 36th Marine Brigade using ATGMs including FGM-148 Javelin in Vodyan, Donetsk Oblast. An impressive turret toss included. Another video, a Ukrainian 2S1 Gvozdiko 122mm self-propelled howitzer was destroyed by a Russian Lancet loitering munition. Another 2S1, a 5P85D-S launcher from AS-300PS surface-to-air missile system and a KRAB 155mm SP-H were also hit but the aftermath is not completely conclusive. Thank you for tuning in to our video. You can click the like to support our TDTV global team and hit that subscribe button now for more great content. We'll catch you at the next one.