[kellyhound]

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[kellyhound]

1. Meatgrinder at the frontlines where the invaders die by the dozens.

2. The Border Guards eliminated two occupiers in the Pokrovsk direction.

3. A MiG-29 used two GBU-62 bombs to accurately destroys enemy infantry gathered in destroyed buildings.

4. A SAM Strela-10 shoots down an enemy reconnaissance UAV.

5. An Ukrainian Air Assault Forces soldier, pretended to be one of them and lured 2 occupiers to his position in Pokrovsk before eliminating them.

6. The 63rd Mechanized Brigade at work destroying invaders.

7. AASM-250 HAMMER bombs destroying russian fortifications.

8. Enemy FPV attacks an Ukrainian fighter fwho shoots it down.

9. Ukrainian UAV's attacked a base of the Akhmat unit in the city of Gudermes and the FSB building in Akhchoy-Martan in Chechnya were hit.

10. Hiding under a piece of tarp didn't help.

11. Destroying occupiers in Oleksiivka in the Sumy region.

12. Everyday life of a mortar crew on the Sumy direction.

13. On November 19, 2025, around 22:20, at the entrance to temporarily occupied Berdyansk in Zaporizhzhia, invaders gathered under a propaganda billboard but their conversation was interrupted by a powerful explosion.

As a result of a successful operation by the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine and the Resistance Movement against the occupation, the Muscovites suffered losses among personnel and equipment: 5 invaders from the Rosgvardiya were destroyed, 4 more were severely wounded, 2 enemy pickups and a Tiger armored vehicle were damaged.

14. Enemy assault groups totaling 35 people were killed in the Chasiv Yar area, Donetsk region.

15. Seven occupiers approached the position defended by two Ukrainian soldiers of the Skelya regiment. As a result all 7 invaders were killed.

16. Drone VS head of enemy soldier.

17. Shooting at drone ends in death.

18. Standing there waiting to get killed by a drone.

[DaBigNob]

Originally Posted by kellyhound ↗

5. An Ukrainian Air Assault Forces soldier, pretended to be one of them and lured 2 occupiers to his position in Pokrovsk before eliminating them.

Get off my lawn!

[wtfwhatsthat]

i have seen alot of these drone vids, but what i dont understand is, why are most of them alone in the field? dont they have a battallion or something.

[Guns N' Coffee]

Originally Posted by wtfwhatsthat ↗

i have seen alot of these drone vids, but what i dont understand is, why are most of them alone in the field? dont they have a battallion or something.

Budget cuts

[DarkSighted]

Given the 'bias' of our perhaps seeing more of these stick out than other kinds of videos, of course... I thought I'd heard that the russians moved from large groups to smaller for several reasons: they're a tiny bit harder to spot and can move more easily and quietly together, one ukranian strike might injure or kill fewer at once (since the russians can't seem to stop grouping up for dumb reasons), and it's even LESS likely the russians would be conflicted enough to consider a rescue of just one or two injured soldiers than if a whole platoon or more got chewed up. Some of these are likely the last survivor of their assault squad or whatever. Many of them seem extremely tired, possibly sick / feverish / dehydrated / starving or with one or more 'tiny' nagging injuries, not super situationally aware and a bit slow(er) on reaction, etc. As the russians are running low on tanks requiring infantry screening, and of APCs to get lots of people forward at once, they've shifted to smaller-but-more vehicles such as the 'golf carts', motorcycles and even scooters, which could also pressure soldier groupings downward.

[scorpion9]

Originally Posted by wtfwhatsthat ↗

i have seen alot of these drone vids, but what i dont understand is, why are most of them alone in the field? dont they have a battallion or something.

They are mostly defensive or logistics units, so, they dont need a battalion to hold the line. A few units is usually fine, because Ukraine is not on the offensive.
And during offensive missions, the zerg usually attack with just a few vehicles. That's probably because its 21st century, and the entire battlefield is being monitored 24/7. You cant accumulate battalion sized armies in one place anymore. If you do, uncle HIMARS will come knocking. So, the armies on both sides are dispersed, so it would be harder for the other side to wipe out half a battalion with one missile strike. Even in key areas, like Pokrovs, you can see only a few dozen soldiers attacking and defending. Individual soldiers are making a difference there, and moving the front line.

[Mr.NoCredit]

One thing I don’t understand is how many of these soldiers killed by drones don’t do anything. They just watch it come in and blow up in their face. There was one video where a single soldier shoots down a drone by a vehicle and lives, at least past that moment. Why don’t other soldiers try and shoot them down as well!?!

[gogij]

Good to read those two deep and wise posts above, which are more valuable than most of the same repeating battlefield videos.
I live close to Ukraine, our local news and commenters says Russian progress slowly but surely and won't stop until take Odessa, thus make Ukraine landlocked.

[kellyhound]

1. 60th OMBR hitting enemy infantry, self-propelled artillery, mortar, a motorcycle, antenna and an enemy shelter in the Lyman direction.

2. 63rd brigade hitting two dozen enemy fighters in the Serebryansky forest.

3. The 425th Separate Assault Regiment Skelya destroying occupiers who try to infiltrate Pokrovsk one by one and in small groups.

4. The kill zone under Pokrovsk looks like from the enemy's perspective. The anti-tank ditch is literally filled with the bodies of russian assault troops.

5. Hiding in a well spotted by a drone.

6. 67th Separate Mechanized Brigade announced the liberation of Tykhe in the Dnipropetrovsk region. The village has been cleared of occupiers.

7. Combat work of the Signum battalion of the 53rd separate mechanized brigade chasing and destroying invaders in the Serebryansky Forest.

8. Nowhere to hide.

9. Drone hits and destroys sleeping enemy soldier.

10. 8th Special Operations Regiment destroyed an enemy group in Yarova. Among the destroyed is an African mercenary.

11. Enemy soldier blown in half by drone

12. 429th Separate Regiment of Unmanned Systems eliminating two invaders.

13. Drone finds enemy soldier trying to hide.

14. On the night of December 8, russians attacked Ukraine with drones, including a hit on a high-rise building in Okhtyrka, Sumy region and a drone in Chernihiv that struck near a house.

Three unmanned aerial vehicles strike Okhtyrka, seven people injured, two hospitalized.

The high-rise building suffered extensive damage. Some of the residents managed to get down to the basement after hearing the threat, and seven people, including one child, were rescued from the damaged floors.

As a result of the strikes, a fire broke out in apartments on the second through fifth floors. Rescuers evacuated 35 residents.

15. Foot didn't protect him from being hit by a drone.

16. Enemy soldier sitting on his knees gets hit by a drone.

17. From camo cape to dead bare ass.

18. The 7th Air Assault Corps destroyed two russian tanks on the outskirts of Myrnohrad. One of them fell into an anti-tank ditch after which Ukrainian units promptly opened fire on the column and stopped its further movement.