Ukraine's Defense Intelligence has released new footage showcasing the results of another week of combat operations carried out by its special forces. The video highlights the destructive precision of drone operators and artillery, who continue to deliver heavy blows against russian forces along the front line.
The Department of Active Operations has become well known for its skilled use of FPV drones. In the latest strike compilation, one russian soldier, exhausted by relentless pursuit, was forced to crawl through bushes in a desperate attempt to escape, only to meet his end at the hands of Ukrainian operators.
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The footage captures not only the elimination of russian infantry but also the destruction of enemy equipment, transport vehicles, weapons depots, and makeshift shelters. In addition, Ukrainian forces demonstrated the effective use of aerial bombers to deliver powerful explosive payloads directly onto fortified russian positions.
Particularly noteworthy is the return of the so-called "drone-dragon", a modified unmanned system deployed by Ukrainian specialists. This platform is capable of inflicting devastating fire damage on entrenched enemy positions, turning occupied trenches and forest lines into burning traps for russian troops.
The combination of FPV drones, aerial bombers, and artillery fire forms a multi-layered strike capability that consistently prevents russian forces from consolidating positions or moving supplies safely.
As Defense Express previously reported, in the early hours of September 30, Ukraine's Special Operations Forces struck high-value russian air defense asset in temporarily occupied Crimea. According to official reports, a radar station belonging to the S-400 Triumf surface-to-air missile system was destroyed.
The radar is one of the most critical components of the S-400 system, serving as the "eyes" of the system by detecting aerial targets and guiding interceptor missiles.
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