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Ukraine's electronic warfare fight against Russian drones is so chaotic that its own are getting caught in the crossfire. But is work very effectively...

Ukraine's Electronic Warfare Fight Catches Own Drones in the Crossfire
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Russian advance in Donetsk region has halted, but remains threatening. The Ukrainian army managed to deploy reserves to stop Moscow's soldiers north of Pokrovsk, but it has struggled to find a response to Russia's new infiltration tactics.

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Russian advance in Donetsk region has halted, but remains threatening. The Ukrainian army managed to deploy reserves to stop Moscow's soldiers north of Pokrovsk, but it has struggled to find a response to Russia's new infiltration tactics.

A Ukrainian soldier in a 2S1 Gvozdika tank front line near city of Pokrovsk.
Russian breakthrough north of Pokrovsk, that took place during first week of August, has halted. The "rabbit ears" – the nickname referring to the shape of the advance on the interactive map Deepstatemap.live – were cut off by a series of Ukrainian counterattacks, just as this "Russian success" could have weighed on the diplomatic process underway in Alaska. Crucial for Ukrainian logistics, the T0514 supply road (which connects Dobropillia to Kramatorsk), is no longer under direct fire from Russian infantry groups who had infiltrated the northern tip of the Russian advance, 10 kilometers north of its starting point in the village of Novotroitske. Yet much of the Ukrainian supply to Kramatorsk has already been rerouted farther north, onto the T0510 road.

Geolocated footage published on August 14 and 18 shows how the Ukrainian Armed Forces stopped Russian soldiers along a wooded strip southwest of the hamlet of Petrivka (one kilometer north of the T0514 road). Other footage, published on August 17 and 18, shows Ukrainian troops raising their flag in the center of the village of Zolotyi Kolodiaz after driving out the Russian occupying army from the "left ear."
https://www.lemonde.fr/en/international/...535_4.html

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Ukrainian forces in the sector have seized the initiative, moving from a defensive posture to a broad counteroffensive that is steadily reshaping the frontline. The momentum shift is allowing Ukrainian units to dictate the pace of battle, breaking down Russian cohesion and allowing elite enemy forces to be encircled. Recently, Ukrainian forces started successfully advancing near Kindrativka, Andriivka, Oleksiivka, Yablunivka, and Yunakivka. They have been supported by a series of air strikes against Russian concentrations of forces and effective disruption of enemy reinforcement attempts, w/Russians trying to cross a local lake being targeted by drones.
Ukrainian commanders are exploiting these issues with precision continuously forcing Russians into a defensive posture they cannot maintain.  Geolocated footage shows Ukrainian special forces approach a Russian position in the forest at close range, offering seven enemy soldiers the opportunity to surrender. They refused and were eliminated in the ensuing firefight, and while clearing the area, inaccurate Russian mortar fire only came down after the Russian soldiers were already eliminated, wounding one soldier who was quickly evacuated and survived his wounds. Enemy documents, weapons, and other equipment were seized, further allowing Ukrainians to take advantage of the collapse of Russian military organization.

Nowhere was this more evident than at Sadky, where Ukrainian forces managed to encircle elements of the 51st VDV Brigade, a supposedly elite airborne formation that should not be prone to such breakdowns. Sadky itself remains under Ukrainian control, but reports indicate that Russian soldiers have been trapped and eliminated in the nearby forest spanning 15 square kilometers.
These events are not an isolated failure, but a symptom of a deeper, structural problem within the Russian military in the area. Russia’s operational mindset, long focused on continuous offensives, appears to have eroded its ability to mount an effective defense. In pursuit of gains during the summer offensive, Russian commanders committed vast reserves of armor and manpower, leaving little left to plug gaps when momentum stalled. The fighting in Kursk was particularly costly: armored vehicles were destroyed in huge numbers, forcing Russia to rely on infantry, motorcycles, and small assault teams. Now in Sumy, most Russian soldiers move on foot, taking them days to reach the frontline, and they can’t respond effectively when Ukrainians attack. Additionally, North Korean troops were annihilated by Ukrainian cluster munitions 200 soldiers at a time, and the Russian infantry that remains is exhausted, making the Russian Sumy front thinly manned and dangerously vulnerable.
https://youtu.be/3LBfs_nkzlU?si=9L-ORtgHvS5DMQ-O

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Ukrainian forces in the sector have seized the initiative, moving from a defensive posture to a broad counteroffensive that is steadily reshaping the frontline. The momentum shift is allowing Ukrainian units to dictate the pace of battle, breaking down Russian cohesion and allowing elite enemy forces to be encircled. Recently, Ukrainian forces started successfully advancing near Kindrativka, Andriivka, Oleksiivka, Yablunivka, and Yunakivka. They have been supported by a series of air strikes against Russian concentrations of forces and effective disruption of enemy reinforcement attempts, w/Russians trying to cross a local lake being targeted by drones.
Ukrainian commanders are exploiting these issues with precision continuously forcing Russians into a defensive posture they cannot maintain.  Geolocated footage shows Ukrainian special forces approach a Russian position in the forest at close range, offering seven enemy soldiers the opportunity to surrender. They refused and were eliminated in the ensuing firefight, and while clearing the area, inaccurate Russian mortar fire only came down after the Russian soldiers were already eliminated, wounding one soldier who was quickly evacuated and survived his wounds. Enemy documents, weapons, and other equipment were seized, further allowing Ukrainians to take advantage of the collapse of Russian military organization.

Nowhere was this more evident than at Sadky, where Ukrainian forces managed to encircle elements of the 51st VDV Brigade, a supposedly elite airborne formation that should not be prone to such breakdowns. Sadky itself remains under Ukrainian control, but reports indicate that Russian soldiers have been trapped and eliminated in the nearby forest spanning 15 square kilometers.
These events are not an isolated failure, but a symptom of a deeper, structural problem within the Russian military in the area. Russia’s operational mindset, long focused on continuous offensives, appears to have eroded its ability to mount an effective defense. In pursuit of gains during the summer offensive, Russian commanders committed vast reserves of armor and manpower, leaving little left to plug gaps when momentum stalled. The fighting in Kursk was particularly costly: armored vehicles were destroyed in huge numbers, forcing Russia to rely on infantry, motorcycles, and small assault teams. Now in Sumy, most Russian soldiers move on foot, taking them days to reach the frontline, and they can’t respond effectively when Ukrainians attack. Additionally, North Korean troops were annihilated by Ukrainian cluster munitions 200 soldiers at a time, and the Russian infantry that remains is exhausted, making the Russian Sumy front thinly manned and dangerously vulnerable.
https://youtu.be/3LBfs_nkzlU?si=9L-ORtgHvS5DMQ-O

https://youtu.be/3LBfs_nkzlU?si=Dgaz1fn0uKuNpUWe

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A Russian military analyst embedded with Russian forces in this sector reported that Russians are suffering from glaring issues with defensive cohesion. Russian forces are unable to effectively coordinate their fire onto Ukrainian assaults, requested reinforcements never arrive, and counterattacks to counter Ukrainian advances often come days too late.

Ukrainian commanders are exploiting these issues with precision continuously forcing Russians into a defensive posture they cannot maintain.  Geolocated footage shows Ukrainian special forces approach a Russian position in the forest at close range, offering seven enemy soldiers the opportunity to surrender. They refused and were eliminated in the ensuing firefight, and while clearing the area, inaccurate Russian mortar fire only came down after the Russian soldiers were already eliminated, wounding one soldier who was quickly evacuated and survived his wounds. Enemy documents, weapons, and other equipment were seized, further allowing Ukrainians to take advantage of the collapse of Russian military organization. Nowhere was this more evident than at Sadky, where Ukrainian forces managed to encircle elements of the 51st VDV Brigade, a supposedly elite airborne formation that should not be prone to such breakdowns. Sadky itself remains under Ukrainian control, reports indicate enemy soldiers trapped eliminated in the nearby forest spanning 15 sq km.

These events are not an isolated failure, but a symptom of a deeper, structural problem within the Russian military in the area. Russia’s operational mindset, long focused on continuous offensives, appears to have eroded its ability to mount an effective defense. In pursuit of gains during the summer offensive, Russian commanders committed vast reserves of armor and manpower, leaving little left to plug gaps when momentum stalled. The fighting in Kursk was particularly costly: armored vehicles were destroyed in huge numbers, forcing Russia to rely on infantry, motorcycles, and small assault teams. Now in Sumy, most Russian soldiers move on foot, taking them days to reach the frontline, and they can’t respond effectively when Ukrainians attack. Additionally, North Korean troops were annihilated by Ukrainian cluster munitions 200 soldiers at a time, and the Russian infantry that remains is exhausted, making the Russian Sumy front thinly manned and dangerously vulnerable.

Faced with this unfolding crisis, Russian command has attempted to reinforce the sector w/battalion from 810th Naval Infantry Brigade, tasked w/stabilizing Kindrativka. Yet solution only compound the problem, Russian brigade suffered devastating losses during Kursk battles believed to be operating at only 35 to 45% of its nominal combat strength. Rather deploying intact battalion, the reality is a composite force cobbled together from remnants of different units, a half hearted measure further undermines cohesion interoperability, reinforcements soon slow, as Ukrainian advances temporarily, they lack the depth and organization to mount a meaningful defense. Overall, in the Sumy region, the narrative has shifted entirely, and what began as a Ukrainian defensive effort has evolved into offensive momentum that is dismantling Russian positions piece by piece. For Russia, the situation is a bitter reversal, as it was just weeks ago that President Vladimir Putin himself issued aggressive statements about pushing into Sumy and even threatening the regional capital. Without fresh reserves or a radical change in operational approach, Russia is poised to lose even more ground and with it, any lingering credibility in its ability to threaten the city of Sumy again. Ukrainian defensive plans not only absorbed Russian pressure but now turnedtide, enabling methodical counterattacks pushing Russian forces back across the sector.

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A Russian military analyst: Russian forces in sector reported suffering from glaring issues, Russian forces are unable to effectively coordinate, they are requested reinforcements never arrive, or counterattacks to counter Ukrainian advances often come few days too late. Ukrainian commanders are exploiting issues w/precision continuously forcing Russians into a defensive posture. Geolocated footage shows Ukrainian special forces hit Russian position in forest at close range, offering enemy 7 soldiers opportunity to surrender, if refused were eliminated in ensuing firefight & clearing area, inaccurate few wounding, one soldier was quickly evacuated survived his wounds. Ene
Enemy documents, weapons & other equipment were seized, allowing soon Ukrainians take advantage of collapse of Russian none regani nation army.Nowhere are more evident at Sadky. Ukrainian forces managed to encircle elements of the 51st VDV Brigade, a supposedly elite airborne formation that should not be prone to such breakdowns. Sadky itself remain under Ukrainian control, indicate those enemy soldiers trapped are eliminated in the nearby forest spanning 15 sq km.

Events are not an isolated failure, a symptom of a deeper, structural problem within Russian army in this area. Russia’s ops mindset, long focused on continuous offensives, appears to have eroded their ability to mount an effective defense. In pursuit of gains during summer offensive, Russian commanders committed vast reserves of armor and manpower, leaving little left to plug gaps when momentum stalled fighting in Kursk was particularly costly: armored vehicles were destroyed in huge numbers, forcing Russia to rely on infantry, motorcycles, and small assault teams left to fight. Sumy, most Russian soldiers move on foot, taking them days to reach frontline, they can’t respond effectively when Ukrainians attack. W/Added, North Korean 200 troops also annihilated by Ukrainian cluster munitions same time, Russian infantry remains exhausted, making Sumy front thinly manned dangerously vulnerable.

W/unfolding crisis, Russian command attempted to reinforce w/battalion from 810th Naval Infantry Brigade, tasked w/stabilizing Kindrativka solution to stop problem, brigade suffered devastating losses @Kursk battles believed ops only 35 to 45% combat strength intact, in reality is cobbled together from remnants of different units, a h/f hearted story undermines cohesive in inforcements soon slow down, Ukrainian advances soon hit with depth, organization to mount a meaningful attack. Overall, in Sumy region, shifted entirely, began as a Ukrainian defensive effort has evolved into offensive momentum dismantling enemy piece by piece,
situation is a bitter reversal for Russian, just weeks ago Putin order aggressive ouder for his soldiers pushing into Sumy even threatening regional capital. With fresh reserves or a radical change in ops approach, now Russia poised to lose ground, any lingering credibility ability lose to threaten city of Sumy is stop. Ukraine
defensive turn not now to attack, but Ukraine when on hit Russian forces rear base.

https://youtu.be/3LBfs_nkzlU?si=_QkEEyvVOjalRADb

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https://youtu.be/Ga624jvvYu0?si=rYMEISO4ZGwhYJKu

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 How!. Azov lead brigade army fight back with their leadership commanders.



Putin thought finally win through battle  in Pokrovsk. With months of grinding assaults, Putin’s forces believed victory was at hand—only to fall straight into Ukraine’s trap. Lead by Azov Brigade struck back w/deadly pincer movement, surrounding 800 Russian soldiers and destroying enemy force, a potential turning point for Ukrainw army ended in Putin's disaster failure  Watch how they flipped script in one week of the war’s fiercest battles.
https://youtu.be/DErzkcJx4wM?si=b6UPcqv3gnbH6rec

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150,000 Russian soldiers +plus North Koran soldiers try attack Sumy million Ukraine city is a total a failure, & also on Pokrovsk fail too.

Meanwhile U.S.A. 62% folks says ok to send aids additional weapons to Ukraine.

Map location of what happening

Here!.map show farther Flamingo can go across Russia federation territory.

Here!. Another real hit on oil train, causing petrol and diesel oil to hike prices up in Russia a few times causing jam across too many places due to oil short suppy of oil been supply. This due to many OIL completes shut-down due to be been hit by Ukraine successfully strike by then... continue use of Ukraine drones new forces.
Russia oil supplies are now about down by around plus 30% and Ukraine drones will continue increasing more repeating again and again. Also especially around east front war.

See below, one tonne special built bomb drones missiles later 3/4 months time. Crimea Peninsula bridge will be targeted who Putin built.

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President Trump met with Zelensky and European leaders at the White House and nothing was announced and nothing was agreed upon.  Trump has no plan and has no clue what he is doing.  Trump wanted to pressure Zelensky to surrender territory to the end the war but pressure from European leaders caused Trump to back off.
https://youtu.be/OK3kH1bgPx4?si=OqsKuVUBaH3earF1

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President Trump met with Zelensky and European leaders at the White House and nothing was announced and nothing was agreed upon.  Trump has no plan and has no clue what he is doing.  Trump wanted to pressure Zelensky to surrender territory to the end the war but pressure from European leaders caused Trump to back off.
https://youtu.be/OK3kH1bgPx4?si=OqsKuVUBaH3earF1

https://youtu.be/OK3kH1bgPx4?si=xnnua9wP_xTHQXAg

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One of Russia’s leading drone manufacturers is facing serious financial difficulties that have brought it to the brink of bankruptcy, the CNews news website has reported. Kronstadt, known for its Orion and Inokhodets drones used for both military and civilian purposes, has been hit with 40 lawsuits totaling 626.3 million rubles ($7.8 million, according to spot foreign exchange market data published by Reuters) over the past three months. The largest claims came from Innovative Technologies and Materials (151.1 million rubles) and the Research Institute of Modern Telecommunications Technologies (220.6 million rubles). Kronstadt itself faced an attempted bankruptcy filing by Turbodjet Micro in August 2023. The company’s most recent publicly available financial figures, from 2020, showed a revenue of 2 billion rubles ($24.9 million) and a net loss of 3.6 billion rubles ($44.8 million). “The situation could lead to bankruptcy,” Nikolai Ryashin, CEO of drone service company RusDronPort, told CNews. “Subcontractors who provided services or delivered products without receiving payment are now filing lawsuits en masse to enter the creditors’ registry.”

Sources in the Russian drone market told CNews that Kronstadt has struggled financially for the past two years. A key factor was the 2022 exit of AFK Sistema, the company’s former strategic investor and primary source of funding. “Losing that financial backing sharply reduced access to capital and increased debt pressure,” one source told CNews. “Without that ‘wallet,’ the company was left to handle cash shortfalls on its own.”

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One of Russia’s leading drone manufacturers is facing serious financial difficulties that have brought it to the brink of bankruptcy, the CNews news website has reported. Kronstadt, known for its Orion and Inokhodets drones used for both military and civilian purposes, has been hit with 40 lawsuits totaling 626.3 million rubles ($7.8 million, according to spot foreign exchange market data published by Reuters) over the past three months. The largest claims came from Innovative Technologies and Materials (151.1 million rubles) and the Research Institute of Modern Telecommunications Technologies (220.6 million rubles). Kronstadt itself faced an attempted bankruptcy filing by Turbodjet Micro in August 2023. The company’s most recent publicly available financial figures, from 2020, showed a revenue of 2 billion rubles ($24.9 million) and a net loss of 3.6 billion rubles ($44.8 million). “The situation could lead to bankruptcy,” Nikolai Ryashin, CEO of drone service company RusDronPort, told CNews. “Subcontractors who provided services or delivered products without receiving payment are now filing lawsuits en masse to enter the creditors’ registry.”

Sources in the Russian drone market told CNews that Kronstadt has struggled financially for the past two years. A key factor was the 2022 exit of AFK Sistema, the company’s former strategic investor and primary source of funding. “Losing that financial backing sharply reduced access to capital and increased debt pressure,” one source told CNews. “Without that ‘wallet,’ the company was left to handle cash shortfalls on its own.”

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During a Kyiv visit marked by an air raid alert, NATO chief Mark Rutte emphasized the need for strong security guarantees to prevent future Russian aggression and vowed the alliance will never again let Moscow take even "one square kilometre" of Ukraine. President Zelensky added that guarantees include both partner support and the strength of Ukraine’s army after the war.
https://youtu.be/N_hA-lnwUIc?si=2BgjIFFACVz-BZxD

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During a Kyiv visit marked by an air raid alert, NATO chief Mark Rutte emphasized the need for strong security guarantees to prevent future Russian aggression and vowed the alliance will never again let Moscow take even "one square kilometre" of Ukraine. President Zelensky added that guarantees include both partner support and the strength of Ukraine’s army after the war.
https://youtu.be/N_hA-lnwUIc?si=2BgjIFFACVz-BZxD

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During a Kyiv visit marked by an air raid alert, NATO chief Mark Rutte emphasized the need for strong security guarantees to prevent future Russian aggression and vowed the alliance will never again let Moscow take even "one square kilometre" of Ukraine. President Zelensky added that guarantees include both partner support and the strength of Ukraine’s army after the war.
https://youtu.be/N_hA-lnwUIc?si=2BgjIFFACVz-BZxD

https://youtu.be/N_hA-lnwUIc?si=dNCwvXVzv3MM-eFa

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19 Aug 2025 – Tokmak–Urozhayne rail link.
Ukraine used Malyuk‑V2 loitering munitions to hit a fuel train: 7 drones, 6:48 minutes, ~150 tons of fuel. Post‑blast, ~312 m of track was deformed; the line shut for ~6 days. We explain how one precision strike disrupted Crimea & southern front logistics, what “self‑igniting target” doctrine means, and why rail outages stall artillery ammo, JP‑8 air fuel, and armor moves.
https://youtu.be/aAHQNuwjnMY?si=2313m0cX7hUB2b41

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19 Aug 2025 – Tokmak–Urozhayne rail link. Ukraine used Malyuk‑V2 loitering munitions to hit a fuel train: 7 drones, 6:48 minutes, ~150 tons of fuel. Post‑blast, ~312 m of track was deformed; the line shut for ~6 days. We explain how one precision strike disrupted Crimea & southern front logistics, what “self‑igniting target” doctrine means, and why rail outages stall artillery ammo, JP‑8 air fuel, and armor moves.
https://youtu.be/aAHQNuwjnMY?si=2313m0cX7hUB2b41

https://youtu.be/aAHQNuwjnMY?si=lGPJBYR88OXqTmIC

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On July 25, 2025, at exactly 9:50 a.m., a massive 71-vehicle Russian armored convoy attempted a bold two-pronged raid across the Luhansk–Donetsk axis—only to be ambushed in one of the most devastating Ukrainian counterstrikes of the war. Ukrainian drones tracked every movement. Leopard 2A6 tanks, Marder IFVs, Paladin howitzers, Switchblade kamikaze drones, and FPV swarms were perfectly positioned. Within 40 minutes, 64 vehicles were destroyed, including T-72s, BTR-82s, MT-LBs, and pickups loaded with MANPADS and mortars.
Russian forces suffered catastrophic losses. Meanwhile, Ukraine used fewer than half its fire plans. The outcome changed the pace of the front—completely freezing the Russian advance for days.

➤ Watch as we break down how Ukraine’s coordinated tank-killer ambush annihilated Russia’s largest convoy attempt since 2022.
https://youtu.be/U1spZAh2pAQ?si=RSE1pmvJce8ocraN

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On July 25, 2025, at exactly 9:50 a.m., a massive 71-vehicle Russian armored convoy attempted a bold two-pronged raid across the Luhansk–Donetsk axis—only to be ambushed in one of the most devastating Ukrainian counterstrikes of the war. Ukrainian drones tracked every movement. Leopard 2A6 tanks, Marder IFVs, Paladin howitzers, Switchblade kamikaze drones, and FPV swarms were perfectly positioned. Within 40 minutes, 64 vehicles were destroyed, including T-72s, BTR-82s, MT-LBs, and pickups loaded with MANPADS and mortars.
Russian forces suffered catastrophic losses. Meanwhile, Ukraine used fewer than half its fire plans. The outcome changed the pace of the front—completely freezing the Russian advance for days.

➤ Watch as we break down how Ukraine’s coordinated tank-killer ambush annihilated Russia’s largest convoy attempt since 2022.
https://youtu.be/U1spZAh2pAQ?si=RSE1pmvJce8ocraN

https://youtu.be/U1spZAh2pAQ?si=LctwVe-fXvv0ZSB2

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July 20, 2025. In the rural outskirts of Guyevo, Kursk Oblast, an extraordinary 8-vs-25 encounter took place that rewrote the rules of modern commando warfare. Ukrainian special forces, riding in two Humvees, found themselves face-to-face with 25 North Korean artillery and infantry troops operating on Russian soil under Kremlin command.

Here!. What unfolded next on North Koean was a meticulously executed ambush powered by silent infiltration, thermal-guided turret systems, remote-controlled ground robots, ECM jamming, and real-time HIMARS support. With just 8 commandos, Ukraine neutralized an entire North Korean detachment, destroyed a Koksan 170mm artillery gun, blew up an ammunition truck, & silenced a DJI-style recon drone mid-flight. This is detailed frontline report of how intelligence, surprise, & technology triumphed over numbers— & how Russia’s reliance on foreign manpower backfired spectacularly.
🔍What You’ll See in This Video:
🛡️ Tactical Setup: Two Ukrainian Humvees enter Kursk’s Guyevo village via a mine-laced route &
V-shaped armor deflects blasts, while run-flat tires absorb a PFM-1S mine
Each Humvee carries RS4 remote turrets, bomb robots, and Cisco-Kiver network links...
https://youtu.be/l51gvT3vhOw?si=1CpkiVAumoB5m7hK

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July 20, 2025. In the rural outskirts of Guyevo, Kursk Oblast, an extraordinary 8-vs-25 encounter took place that rewrote the rules of modern commando warfare. Ukrainian special forces, riding in two Humvees, found themselves face-to-face with 25 North Korean artillery and infantry troops operating on Russian soil under Kremlin command.

Here!. What unfolded next on North Koean was a meticulously executed ambush powered by silent infiltration, thermal-guided turret systems, remote-controlled ground robots, ECM jamming, and real-time HIMARS support. With just 8 commandos, Ukraine neutralized an entire North Korean detachment, destroyed a Koksan 170mm artillery gun, blew up an ammunition truck, & silenced a DJI-style recon drone mid-flight. This is detailed frontline report of how intelligence, surprise, & technology triumphed over numbers— & how Russia’s reliance on foreign manpower backfired spectacularly.
🔍What You’ll See in This Video:
🛡️ Tactical Setup: Two Ukrainian Humvees enter Kursk’s Guyevo village via a mine-laced route &
V-shaped armor deflects blasts, while run-flat tires absorb a PFM-1S mine
Each Humvee carries RS4 remote turrets, bomb robots, and Cisco-Kiver network links...
https://youtu.be/l51gvT3vhOw?si=1CpkiVAumoB5m7hK

https://youtu.be/l51gvT3vhOw?si=OLzsT55zEeAK4GnO

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Real story: July 20, 2025. In the rural outskirts of Guyevo, Kursk Oblast, an extraordinary 8-vs-25 encounter took place that rewrote the rules of modern commando warfare. Ukrainian special forces, riding in two Humvees, found themselves face-to-face with 25 North Korean artillery & infantry troops ops on Russian soil under Kremlin command.

Here!. What unfolded next on North Koean was a meticulously executed ambush powered by silent infiltration, thermal-guided turret systems, remote-controlled ground robots, ECM jamming, and a real-time HIMARS firing support, with just 8 commandos, Ukraine neutralized an entire North Korean detachment, destroyed a Koksan 170mm artillery gun, blew up an ammunition truck, & silenced a DJI-style recon drone mid-flight. This is detailed frontline report of how intelligence, surprise, & technology triumphed over numbers— & how Russia’s reliance on foreign manpower backfired spectacularly.

🔍What You’ll See in This Video:
🛡️ Tactical Setup: Two Ukrainian Humvees enter Kursk’s Guyevo village via a mine-laced route & V-shaped
armor deflects blasts, while run-flat tires absorb a PFM-1S mine. Each
Humvee carries RS4 remote turrets, bomb robots, and Cisco-Kiver network links...
https://youtu.be/l51gvT3vhOw?si=1CpkiVAumoB5m7hK

An extraordinary story: Ukraine 8 commando vs 25 North Korea soldiers. How story rewrote the rules of modern commando warfare.

North Korea is under Russian command & is without Russian support & road is wide & clean

Two North Korea solders earlier shot & killed with the rest of 23 North Korea soldiers try to fight back, but been kill by Humvees GPM gun mounted & a few minutes later by HIMARS firing support killing the entire North Korean detachment.

Earlier two North Korea soldiers was shot dead...

Here is how Ukraine destroyed a Koksan 170mm artillery gun & blew up an ammunition truck

Executed to move to ambush by powered under silent infiltration into enemy hell territory with some tech Ai tool, thermal-guided turret systems, remote-controlled ground robots & 8 Ukrainian commando went on to successfully destroy a North Korea detachment.

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July 20, 2025. In the rural outskirts of Guyevo, Kursk Oblast, an extraordinary 8-vs-25 encounter took place that rewrote the rules of modern commando warfare. Ukrainian special forces, riding in two Humvees, found themselves face-to-face with 25 North Korean artillery and infantry troops operating on Russian soil under Kremlin command.

Here!. What unfolded next on North Koean was a meticulously executed ambush powered by silent infiltration, thermal-guided turret systems, remote-controlled ground robots, ECM jamming, and real-time HIMARS support. With just 8 commandos, Ukraine neutralized an entire North Korean detachment, destroyed a Koksan 170mm artillery gun, blew up an ammunition truck, & silenced a DJI-style recon drone mid-flight. This is detailed frontline report of how intelligence, surprise, & technology triumphed over numbers— & how Russia’s reliance on foreign manpower backfired spectacularly.
🔍What You’ll See in This Video:
🛡️ Tactical Setup: Two Ukrainian Humvees enter Kursk’s Guyevo village via a mine-laced route &
V-shaped armor deflects blasts, while run-flat tires absorb a PFM-1S mine
Each Humvee carries RS4 remote turrets, bomb robots, and Cisco-Kiver network links...
https://youtu.be/l51gvT3vhOw?si=1CpkiVAumoB5m7hK

Hope this photo can help those Ukraine folks to understand why🤐 North Korean go fight a war for Putin & got North Korea soldiers killed, kill by Russian commanders. In ten to hundred & more killing is coming with another 30,000 North Korea soldiers coming to help Putin's soldiers less to been kill. I think Russia is still🤐 lossing about 1,100,000 men and more still counting...

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Defence Intelligence of Ukraine (DIU) has released a video showing an ops foiled a Russian attempt break through Donetsk Oblast & advance towards borders of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. DIU’s Russian Volunteer Corps – Russian volunteers fighting for Ukraine – also involved in ops. conducted by Russian Volunteer Corps, Bratstvo unit from DIU’s Tymur Special Detachment, & soldiers from 5th Separate Heavy Mechanised Brigade of Armed Forces of Ukraine. Russian Volunteer Corps captured 16 service personnel during assault & mop-up ops.
Some prisoners were "flag-bearers" who supposed to film fake news reports about "capture" settlements, particularly village of Andriivka-Klevtsove.

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Defence Intelligence of Ukraine (DIU) has released a video showing an ops foiled a Russian attempt break through Donetsk Oblast & advance towards borders of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. DIU’s Russian Volunteer Corps – Russian volunteers fighting for Ukraine – also involved in ops. conducted by Russian Volunteer Corps, Bratstvo unit from DIU’s Tymur Special Detachment, & soldiers from 5th Separate Heavy Mechanised Brigade of Armed Forces of Ukraine. Russian Volunteer Corps captured 16 service personnel during assault & mop-up ops, some prisoners were "flag-bearers" who supposed to film fake news reports about "capture" settlements, particularly village of Andriivka-Klevtsove.

https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2025/08/23/7527520/

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Putin Miscalculated is not only a self-inflicted, it also to kill Ukraine
https://youtu.be/8YkGrKQXZxE

Kyrylo Budanov, Chief of Defence Intelligence of Ukraine, has said l Russian Putin has cancer and will die very soon, but not b4 Ukraine has won war with Russia. When asked whether, intelligence agency had obtained this info from sources close to Putin, Budanov answered, "Yes."

Budanov believes that Russian president will die after victory [of Ukraine – ed.] in this war with Russia: "war must end before his death.

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Russia has the "largest most secret" drone factory in world: A propaganda video showing teenagers assembling Geran-2 drones used target Ukraine.
The facility @Alabuga industrial park near Kazan in Tatars. Russia's main production hubs, a reported 5,200 Shahed-type strike drones & decoy models a mth as of May. Such plant is most secret, a CEO of Alabuga Special Economic Zone is told, the Russian Ministry's tv channel, plan was to produce several thousand (Geran drones) — or 9 times more than planned. Russian media released footage show teenagers assembling drones, a recruitment program that target as young as 15 from local technical colleges. Everywhere you look, there'r young, a voice-over in Zvezda video says, dozens teenagers are seen making drone components working at computer stations on a brightly lit factory floor.

Yelabuga plant was targeted by Ukrainian drones multiple times:  Ukraine bomb need w/powerful missiles drones to destroy such plant, not 1-2 missiles but 100-kg or even 1000 kg warhead.Latest attack happened on June 15  not enough. Yelabuga plant, launched in 2023, is equipped w/metal foundries, black smith shops, & in-house assembly lines, uses parts shipped in from Iran via Caspian Sea & Kama River. A military think claimed drone jumped 16.9% in May. Geran-2 drone, w/3.5-meter length & a range of 1,800 km & speeds 300 km/h. Each unit estimated to cost as little as $35,000–$49,000 — a fraction multimillion-dollar compare to Western air defense interceptors U.S.-made Patriot missile.

Russia launched over 5,300 Shahed drones in June alone. And Ukraine suffered a largest single-day drone & missile strike on July 9, w/741 aerial weapons launched. Germany's Maj. Gen. Christian Freuding, head of Ukraine policy @German Defense Ministry, warned on July 19 Russia aims to eventually launch 2,000 drones a night. A Bundeswehr podcast, Freuding said Ukraine could counter such barrages only by striking drone production sites & lowering interception costs. Intelligence Service reported in June Russia plans to manufacture 30,000 long-range drones & 2 mil FPV (first-person-view) drones in 2025, signaling a massive expansion of drone warfare.

Ukraine must work harder has increased domestic drone production response. President Volodymyr Zelensky: Kyiv has the capacity to produce up to 8 million drones annually, though lacks foreign funding to scale fully. Former Defense Minister Rustem Umerov estimated a 4 mil drone yearly capacity.

Ukraine'r producing such drone missiles now 

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Ukraine'r producing such drone missiles now 

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