Direct Hit: Ukrainian Drone Rush In Russian Vehicle Carrying Troops

Yesterday, Ukraine Weapons Tracker, at UA Weapons, account reported the Ukrainian 10th Mountain Assault Brigade destroyed a Russian BMP-1 infantry fighting vehicle, with an ATGM strike in Bilohorivka, Donetsk Oblast. The ruins of Bukhmut and the efforts of the Ukrainian army to hold the place are depicted in a video posted by Defense of Ukraine, at Defensu. The 93rd Mechanized Brigade is credited with making this video. Wagner forces set fire to US-made mine-resistant armored vehicles. Members of the private military company Wagner destroyed an American-made Ukrainian M1224 Max Pro armored vehicle at the Bukhmut Pan of Fire. A video posted by the news agency RIA Novosti on March 27, members of the Russian private Wagner military company, were recorded next to a Ukrainian M1224 Max Pro mine-resistant armored vehicle in the Bukhmut city area. According to RIA Novosti, the armored vehicle was shot down by an anti-tank missile. The images obtained at the scene show that the Ukrainian armored vehicle, was almost completely destroyed after the attack by the Wagner group. Earlier, in early March, an armored vehicle of the same type of the Ukrainian army was destroyed after falling into a Russian ambush near the city of Volhynia in Donetsk. The M1224 Max Pro, is a mine-resistant armored vehicle designed and built by the US defense contractor Navistar Defense. It has been put into production since 2007, up to now, more than 9000 armored vehicles of this type have been put into operation, and become one of the main transport vehicles of the US Marine Corps. This armored vehicle has fought in many different battlefields, including Afghanistan and Syria. With a maximum length of 7.2 meters, a width of 2.5 meters, and a height of 3 meters, the M1224 Max Pro armored vehicle can carry up to 10 fully equipped soldiers. With an armored deck and a V-shaped design, this armored vehicle can withstand the destructive power of many different types of infantry mines. The vehicle is also equipped with a number of automatic control machine guns to attack enemy infantry. Ukrainian drone fly into Russian vehicle carrying troops. Ukrainian and Russian forces continue to fight for control of key areas in the Donetsk Oblast. The Ukrainian military on Monday released new video footage showing one of its drones striking a Russian vehicle covered with soldiers as Russian President Vladimir Putin's invasion continues. The Security Service of Ukraine posted video to Telegram showing an FPV drone, operated by members of the White Wolves group, fly into an armored personnel carrier on the battlefield. The video, set to ACDC's Highway to Hell, is taken from the drone's perspective. It appears to depict the drone flying into a vehicle carrying at least three Russian soldiers driving through a Ukrainian village. SBU special forces sent the APC crew, an armored infantry to hell on the march. The Telegram post reads. Warriors from the White Wolves group worked on the occupiers with an FPV drone. And another Russian BMP was destroyed by a kamikaze drone near the enemy positions by the special forces of the CSOA from another unit. More information about the specific combat, including when the video was taken and where the troops were at the time of the strike, remained unknown Monday afternoon. The video was posted to Twitter by Rob Lee, a senior fellow at the Foreign Policy Research Institute, who wrote. Videos of Ukrainian SPU-alpha FPV loitering munition strikes on a Russian BTR and BMP and a compilation of strikes on Russian equipment, some was previously posted. They claim to have destroyed a Borisoglsk-2 and 934 BMV EU vehicle. It reflects is the latest released by Ukraine showing troops from the special unit White Wolves on the battlefield. Last week, the Security Service of Ukraine released video showing what it said were soldiers destroying multiple Russian targets and equipment. Ukraine videos shows deadly Excalibur strike on Russian fuel trucks. New video footage posted on social media by Ukraine Weapons Tracker, at UA Weapons, showed the destruction of at least a pair of Russian fuel trucks at a logistical point in Kalachivka, in the Luhansk Oblast. The Russian vehicles had reportedly come under fire from Ukrainian M777 155 mm howitzers, which employed the high-precision M982 Excalibur smart ordnance. The more than two-minute-long video was first posted on Saturday. Recorded by Multiple Unmanned Aerial Systems, UAS, which also likely provided target coordinates to the artillery personnel, the edited clip provided a view of the facility, as it was engulfed in flames. Massive plumes of black smoke were seen rising to the sky, as the fire burned out of control. Clearly, more than just a couple of fire trucks were destroyed in the fighting. The Luhansk Oblast in eastern Ukraine, has been the scene of intense fighting as Russian forces have sought to make advances. Even as the UK's Ministry of Defence, MoD, has suggested that the Kremlin largely has remained on the defensive. In places, Russia has made gains of up to several kilometers, the MoD announced last week, adding, Russian commanders are likely trying to expand a security zone west from the defence lines they have prepared along higher ground. The MoD also reported that Ukrainian forces in the region have maintained an organized defence, but warned that their supply lines to the west have been increasingly threatened by the Russian envelopment operation. The recent attack against the facility in Kalaykivka may not halt the Russian forces, but it would seem to be another setback as the Kremlin continues to lose massive numbers of troops in the conflict. Nine military vehicles were destroyed in the minefield near Ugleda, at one intersection. Since the beginning of the conflict, Ukraine has often created enormous minefields to trap its opponents. Kiev has also claimed that the war with Russia has made it the world's largest minefield, covering over 40% of its territory. Despite this, many of Russia's tanks and armored vehicles have been destroyed by driving into these mine traps like a moth to a flame. In the area of Ugleda, at one of the intersections, nine military vehicles were already blown up by mines. A small crossroads, located in the Ugleda-Pavlovka-Nikolskoye triangle, was given the unspoken name Cemetery, because of the large amount of military equipment lost here. As it turned out, mines were the culprit. Moreover, apparently, at the crossroads, military equipment was not destroyed at the same time, and mines are laid here almost with a regular frequency. In video footage taken from an unmanned aerial vehicle, you can see how another convoy of military equipment is moving towards the intersection. This fact indicates that Ukraine is actively using remote mine-laying vehicles, thereby compensating for its own heavy losses. Aviar.pro explained, Intersection of Pavlovka, Nevelsk, Ugleda, which has been named Graveyard due to the large number of lost combat vehicles. The video captures the detonation of the 9th combat vehicle, apparently, it is a T-80BV tank. Today, Veleda is considered one of the hottest areas on the front line. Moreover, judging by earlier statements, this is due precisely to the fact that the territory on the outskirts of the city is constantly mined. How the FH-70 gun on the front line gives heat to the Russians. In the Zaporizhia region, Ukrainian artillerymen have retrained on foreign guns, and thanks to this, they do not know the shortage of shells. Fighters are able to work on modern, not Soviet guns. In the story of TSN, the journalists showed how defenders hunt the enemy in Zaporozhye with the help of such an arsenal. Fighter Victor promised to show media representatives one of the most effective howitzers, FH-70. She already has military achievements, she arranged for the enemies incendiary days and very bright fireworks. And this time the artillerymen of the 44th Brigade hunted for enemy mortars. The place where the FH-70 works has been arrived several times, but not this time. Instead, the occupiers received a hot gift. The target was two mortars. They worked on our units. Now they don't work. Army Commander Dmitry Romanovich shared the results of his work. The FH-70 is a 155 mm howitzer with a barrel length of 39 calibers and a wedge bolt. The firing range of this gun reaches 30 km with active-reactive ammunition. Characteristics of the FH-70. Caliber – 155 mm. Barrel length – 39 calibers. Mass – 9600 kg. Calculation – 8 people. Firing range – 24.7 km, up to 30 km, active-reactive. Thank you for tuning into our video. You can click the like to support our TDTV global team, and hit that subscribe button now for more great content. Will catch you at the next one.