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Russian fixed wing reconnaissance drones like this ZALA-16 continue to use a rear-facing camera to spot attacking Ukrainian FPVs. The Russians claim evasive maneuvering is initiated automatically. Whether by algorithms or pilot, here three FPVs were lost in unsuccessful attacks.

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While Ukraine aims at Russian military targets, the Russians continue to indiscriminately target residential areas, launching missiles at hospitals in broad daylight, like today in Chernihiv. A little later they will certainly announce that a "French mercenary base” or something like that was attacked. Even if military personnel were treated there, such a strike on a civilian object is undoubtedly a war crime. Western “partners” who have lost their balls, as always, watch from the sidelines and condemn. After all, there were no US military bases in this hospital.

While Ukraine aims at Russian military targets, the Russians continue to indiscriminately target residential areas, launching missiles at hospitals in broad daylight, like today in Chernihiv. A little later they will certainly announce that a "French mercenary base” or something like that was attacked. Even if military personnel were treated there, such a strike on a civilian object is undoubtedly a war crime. Western “partners” who have lost their balls, as always, watch from the sidelines and condemn. After all, there were no US military bases in this hospital.

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🇺🇦 🇷🇺 At night, Ukrainian kamikaze drones struck an electrical substation near railway lines in the Luhansk region. In the Donbas region, Ukrainian drone strikes on electrical substations located near railway lines serve several critically important military and tactical objectives. The Russian army relies heavily on railways for logistics and supply to the front line. Therefore, intensified attacks on these nodes in recent weeks directly affect their combat capabilities. 🇷🇺 The Russians use electrified railway networks to transport heavy equipment (tanks, armored vehicles), ammunition, and manpower in the occupied territories. ▪️ Disabling substations cuts off electricity to the contact lines, causing trains to stop, creating “traffic jams,” and completely disrupting the pace of front-line supply. 🧨 By destroying substations at key nodes, Ukrainians force the enemy to transport cargo by trucks instead of rail. Transporting large quantities of artillery shells and armored vehicles by road is much slower, more expensive, and easily detectable by Ukrainian reconnaissance and medium-range loitering kamikaze drones. These strikes represent a highly effective strategy of systemic logistical disruption. By targeting critical energy infrastructure that powers the railway network, Ukraine is creating bottlenecks in Russian supply lines. Forcing the shift from rail to road transport significantly increases vulnerability and slows down the delivery of essential supplies to the front, giving Ukrainian forces a clear operational advantage. Video is generated by grok AI

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Ukraine launched one of the most extensive drone attacks on military facilities and defense plants across Russian regions since the start of the war According to Russia’s Ministry of Defense over the past 12 hours, 94 drones were allegedly intercepted, but several managed to hit their targets: • Voronezh region: Drones destroyed a storage facility containing guided bombs at the Borisoglebsk military airfield. • Cheboksary: Multiple drones struck a defense plant that manufactures antenna systems used to shield drones from Ukrainian electronic warfare. • Leningrad region: Two drones were shot down. Due to aerial threats, more than 50 flights were delayed and 13 canceled at Pulkovo Airport in St. Petersburg. • Engels: Residents reported explosions near the military airbase, a critical site for Russian strategic aviation. • Moscow: The city was also targeted by drones this morning, according to a statement from the mayor.

Ukraine launched one of the most extensive drone attacks on military facilities and defense plants across Russian regions since the start of the war According to Russia’s Ministry of Defense over the past 12 hours, 94 drones were allegedly intercepted, but several managed to hit their targets: • Voronezh region: Drones destroyed a storage facility containing guided bombs at the Borisoglebsk military airfield. • Cheboksary: Multiple drones struck a defense plant that manufactures antenna systems used to shield drones from Ukrainian electronic warfare. • Leningrad region: Two drones were shot down. Due to aerial threats, more than 50 flights were delayed and 13 canceled at Pulkovo Airport in St. Petersburg. • Engels: Residents reported explosions near the military airbase, a critical site for Russian strategic aviation. • Moscow: The city was also targeted by drones this morning, according to a statement from the mayor.

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