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❗️Two assault troopers from the 🇺🇦475th Separate Assault Regiment “Code 9.2” were severely wounded by “Molniya” drones after capturing enemy positions and could not move on their own. The robotic platform sent to evacuate them was also hit, leaving the soldiers defenseless in the open. While the command post... show more

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$This man performed a feat. Two assault troopers of the regiment conducted a successful attack on enemy positions. But they were attacked by “Molniya” drones. Both have open fractures. A UGV is going for the guys. During the evacuation the robot is attacked by an FPV, and the platform with the immobilized fighters remains fully exposed. It turned out that the company commander Vladyslav Polskyi, without even putting on body armor, jumped into a vehicle and floored the gas. Risking his life, Vladyslav rushed to the hit UGV, single-handedly transferred the fighters and took them back to his own. He saved them. Vladyslav Polskyi, commander of an assault company of the 475th regiment “Code 9.2”.$

This man performed a feat. Two assault troopers of the regiment conducted a successful attack on enemy positions. But they were attacked by “Molniya” drones. Both have open fractures. A UGV is going for the guys. During the evacuation the robot is attacked by an FPV, and the platform with the immobilized fighters remains fully exposed. It turned out that the company commander Vladyslav Polskyi, without even putting on body armor, jumped into a vehicle and floored the gas. Risking his life, Vladyslav rushed to the hit UGV, single-handedly transferred the fighters and took them back to his own. He saved them. Vladyslav Polskyi, commander of an assault company of the 475th regiment “Code 9.2”.

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$🙏 Two Ukrainian soldiers suffered open fractures after a successful assault. During the evacuation of ground drone, FPV drone attacked, and the wounded soldiers were left in the open air. Seeing this, Vladyslav Polsky, the commander of the assault company of the 475th regiment "Code 9.2", even without a body armor, got into a pickup truck and went after them at high speed. 🫡He single-handedly reloaded the wounded from the damaged drone and took them to a safe place, saving the lives of his fighters.$

🙏 Two Ukrainian soldiers suffered open fractures after a successful assault. During the evacuation of ground drone, FPV drone attacked, and the wounded soldiers were left in the open air. Seeing this, Vladyslav Polsky, the commander of the assault company of the 475th regiment "Code 9.2", even without a body armor, got into a pickup truck and went after them at high speed. 🫡He single-handedly reloaded the wounded from the damaged drone and took them to a safe place, saving the lives of his fighters.

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2,241,452 views • 6 days ago

$Ukrainian Defender Vladyslav Polskyi, commander of the 1st Assault Company, 1st Assault Battalion, saved his wounded brothers-in-arms. According to "Flint," commander of the 475th Separate Assault Regiment (CODE 9.2), they were monitoring an unmanned ground vehicle evacuating two wounded Defenders when a Russian FPV drone approached and attacked them again. Watching the situation unfold, Vladyslav rushed to save his brothers-in-arms without waiting for orders. He ran out of the command post and jumped into an unarmored vehicle, and everyone "could already see him on the Mavic screen driving to rescue the guys." Both Warriors sustained open leg fractures. If Vladyslav had not arrived, they would have died within 10 to 15 minutes, as a second drone would have targeted and killed both of the wounded.$

Ukrainian Defender Vladyslav Polskyi, commander of the 1st Assault Company, 1st Assault Battalion, saved his wounded brothers-in-arms. According to "Flint," commander of the 475th Separate Assault Regiment (CODE 9.2), they were monitoring an unmanned ground vehicle evacuating two wounded Defenders when a Russian FPV drone approached and attacked them again. Watching the situation unfold, Vladyslav rushed to save his brothers-in-arms without waiting for orders. He ran out of the command post and jumped into an unarmored vehicle, and everyone "could already see him on the Mavic screen driving to rescue the guys." Both Warriors sustained open leg fractures. If Vladyslav had not arrived, they would have died within 10 to 15 minutes, as a second drone would have targeted and killed both of the wounded.

Anton Gerashchenko

171,450 views • 6 days ago

Ukrainian Defender Vladyslav Polskyi, a company commander with the 475th Separate Assault Regiment (CODE 9.2), call sign "Teacher," shared details of the rescue operation to save his brothers-in-arms. (See the quoted post for footage of the rescue.) Vladyslav rushed to rescue two wounded Warriors in an unarmored pickup truck. They were on a road in an open field when Russian drones were about to attack them again. "It’s dangerous everywhere. But our brothers-in-arms were there, and there was a chance to save them. That was the key moment when I decided we had to act," Vladyslav shared. The Defenders are now in the intensive care unit. They are stable, but remain in serious condition. 📹: TSN

Ukrainian Defender Vladyslav Polskyi, a company commander with the 475th Separate Assault Regiment (CODE 9.2), call sign "Teacher," shared details of the rescue operation to save his brothers-in-arms. (See the quoted post for footage of the rescue.) Vladyslav rushed to rescue two wounded Warriors in an unarmored pickup truck. They were on a road in an open field when Russian drones were about to attack them again. "It’s dangerous everywhere. But our brothers-in-arms were there, and there was a chance to save them. That was the key moment when I decided we had to act," Vladyslav shared. The Defenders are now in the intensive care unit. They are stable, but remain in serious condition. 📹: TSN

Anton Gerashchenko

38,008 views • 3 days ago

❗️Ukrainian servicemen from the 33rd Assault Regiment carried out an assault on two huts occupied by the enemy using ground drones and aerial drones. As a result of the integrated operation, the enemy positions were destroyed and their personnel were eliminated.

❗️Ukrainian servicemen from the 33rd Assault Regiment carried out an assault on two huts occupied by the enemy using ground drones and aerial drones. As a result of the integrated operation, the enemy positions were destroyed and their personnel were eliminated.

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21,314 views • 1 month ago

On the Kostiantynivka direction, a ground robot evacuated a wounded Ukrainian Defender under Russian fire. Ukrainian soldiers from the Liut Brigade were caught in an enemy ambush. Russians opened heavy fire, and one soldier was seriously wounded. Despite this, he continued to withdraw on his own, firing back at the enemy. The brigade noted that evacuating the wounded soldier was extremely difficult: enemy drones were constantly circling above their positions, and any movement under fire could be fatal. Therefore, it was decided to use a ground robot for the rescue. Despite being hit by an FPV drone, the robot remained operational and delivered the wounded Defender to a safe place. 📹: Liut United Assault Brigade/Facebook

On the Kostiantynivka direction, a ground robot evacuated a wounded Ukrainian Defender under Russian fire. Ukrainian soldiers from the Liut Brigade were caught in an enemy ambush. Russians opened heavy fire, and one soldier was seriously wounded. Despite this, he continued to withdraw on his own, firing back at the enemy. The brigade noted that evacuating the wounded soldier was extremely difficult: enemy drones were constantly circling above their positions, and any movement under fire could be fatal. Therefore, it was decided to use a ground robot for the rescue. Despite being hit by an FPV drone, the robot remained operational and delivered the wounded Defender to a safe place. 📹: Liut United Assault Brigade/Facebook

Anton Gerashchenko

16,620 views • 8 months ago

🇷🇺🇺🇦‼️🚨 The Russian fighter single-handedly stopped the assault on Ukrainian soldiers by throwing grenades at them Earlier, near Avdeevka, soldiers of the 9th Brigade of the 1st Army Corps captured an enemy stronghold. The Ukranians decided to return it and sent their specialists to recapture the position. But instead of a successful assault, the Russian fighter drove the AFU fighters into a corner and kept them there until reinforcements arrived, throwing grenades at them. The man is simply a hero!

🇷🇺🇺🇦‼️🚨 The Russian fighter single-handedly stopped the assault on Ukrainian soldiers by throwing grenades at them Earlier, near Avdeevka, soldiers of the 9th Brigade of the 1st Army Corps captured an enemy stronghold. The Ukranians decided to return it and sent their specialists to recapture the position. But instead of a successful assault, the Russian fighter drove the AFU fighters into a corner and kept them there until reinforcements arrived, throwing grenades at them. The man is simply a hero!

Lord Bebo

86,492 views • 2 years ago

South of Zaporizhzhia, the 475th Separate Assault Regiment (Code 9.2) commanded by Oleksandr Nastenko carried out a successful tactical level offensive. Using weather conditions and intelligence on the enemy, the unit pushed Russian forces from several key positions they had planned to use for further movement toward Zaporizhzhia. #Ukraine

South of Zaporizhzhia, the 475th Separate Assault Regiment (Code 9.2) commanded by Oleksandr Nastenko carried out a successful tactical level offensive. Using weather conditions and intelligence on the enemy, the unit pushed Russian forces from several key positions they had planned to use for further movement toward Zaporizhzhia. #Ukraine

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36,878 views • 6 months ago

🔥 The airborne troops surrendered their hastily dug defensive positions in Zeleny Hai without a fight. The settlement was taken within two days. Zeleny Hai has two streets and about a dozen houses, but almost nothing remains of them. When retreating, the Ukrainian fighters blew everything up. The enemy lost about a hundred soldiers in the village. The living fled, the wounded were not even evacuated — they were killed by drones. "The settlement was taken quickly, possibly within two days. As soon as the machine gun points were liberated, our successive groups began entering the settlement, thereby pushing the enemy back into their rear areas," said an assault soldier with the call sign Zakat to "Zvezda." - ZN

🔥 The airborne troops surrendered their hastily dug defensive positions in Zeleny Hai without a fight. The settlement was taken within two days. Zeleny Hai has two streets and about a dozen houses, but almost nothing remains of them. When retreating, the Ukrainian fighters blew everything up. The enemy lost about a hundred soldiers in the village. The living fled, the wounded were not even evacuated — they were killed by drones. "The settlement was taken quickly, possibly within two days. As soon as the machine gun points were liberated, our successive groups began entering the settlement, thereby pushing the enemy back into their rear areas," said an assault soldier with the call sign Zakat to "Zvezda." - ZN

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34,323 views • 8 months ago

ruSSians don’t abandon their own”? No. ruSSians kill their own. The video is yet another piece of evidence showing the occupiers’ real attitude toward their own personnel. Drone operators from the 33rd Separate Assault Battalion captured a group of occupying soldiers using drones and guided them to the positions of adjacent Ukrainian units. The prisoners were given medical assistance and a chance to survive. After that, personnel from the 104th Territorial Defense Brigade organized their evacuation to the rear of the Armed Forces of Ukraine using a ground robotic system. But the ruSSians decided to eliminate their own soldiers, once again demonstrating their true attitude toward the national minorities within their own federation.

ruSSians don’t abandon their own”? No. ruSSians kill their own. The video is yet another piece of evidence showing the occupiers’ real attitude toward their own personnel. Drone operators from the 33rd Separate Assault Battalion captured a group of occupying soldiers using drones and guided them to the positions of adjacent Ukrainian units. The prisoners were given medical assistance and a chance to survive. After that, personnel from the 104th Territorial Defense Brigade organized their evacuation to the rear of the Armed Forces of Ukraine using a ground robotic system. But the ruSSians decided to eliminate their own soldiers, once again demonstrating their true attitude toward the national minorities within their own federation.

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11,832 views • 3 months ago

On the morning of December 16, Russian forces attempted an assault by approaching Ukrainian positions through a section of the Soyuz gas pipeline. The attack was repelled by soldiers of the 115th Separate Mechanized Brigade. According to reports, 30 Russian troops were killed and five more wounded during the failed assault.

On the morning of December 16, Russian forces attempted an assault by approaching Ukrainian positions through a section of the Soyuz gas pipeline. The attack was repelled by soldiers of the 115th Separate Mechanized Brigade. According to reports, 30 Russian troops were killed and five more wounded during the failed assault.

NOELREPORTS 🇪🇺 🇺🇦

26,207 views • 8 months ago

Two wounded Russian soldiers who surrendered to Ukrainian forces were killed by Russian drone strikes while being evacuated to the rear. Drone operators of Ukraine’s 33rd Separate Assault Regiment spotted the two Russians signaling their intention to surrender and guided them to a Ukrainian frontline position. After receiving first aid and an initial interrogation, Ukrainian commanders decided to evacuate them immediately for further medical treatment using a ground robotic vehicle due to the risks of a conventional evacuation. During the evacuation, Russian drone operators launched multiple strikes against the drone vehicle carrying the prisoners. Russian POWs survived the first attack and continued moving, but a second Russian strike inflicted fatal wounds.

Two wounded Russian soldiers who surrendered to Ukrainian forces were killed by Russian drone strikes while being evacuated to the rear. Drone operators of Ukraine’s 33rd Separate Assault Regiment spotted the two Russians signaling their intention to surrender and guided them to a Ukrainian frontline position. After receiving first aid and an initial interrogation, Ukrainian commanders decided to evacuate them immediately for further medical treatment using a ground robotic vehicle due to the risks of a conventional evacuation. During the evacuation, Russian drone operators launched multiple strikes against the drone vehicle carrying the prisoners. Russian POWs survived the first attack and continued moving, but a second Russian strike inflicted fatal wounds.

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81,444 views • 3 months ago

Russian servicemen from the 2nd Motorized Rifle Company of the 163rd Tank Regiment of the Russian Armed Forces reportedly claimed to have bronchitis and refused to participate in a suicidal “meat assault.” In response, their own commanders subjected them to a barbaric punishment: stripping them naked and throwing them into a pit, firing automatic rifles over their heads to terrify them into declaring themselves “cured” and ready for combat.

Russian servicemen from the 2nd Motorized Rifle Company of the 163rd Tank Regiment of the Russian Armed Forces reportedly claimed to have bronchitis and refused to participate in a suicidal “meat assault.” In response, their own commanders subjected them to a barbaric punishment: stripping them naked and throwing them into a pit, firing automatic rifles over their heads to terrify them into declaring themselves “cured” and ready for combat.

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267,835 views • 1 year ago

The second strike on the Chonhar bridge was carried out by CODE 9.2 and 1st Separate Assault Regiment using FP-2 drones. They declared that "This operation is just a start. And that's the way for us to let our enemy know that assault troops now can and will carry out operations not just on the ground but also at middle-strike distances. We'd like to sum up with a phrase that our enemy knows very well. We can repeat."

The second strike on the Chonhar bridge was carried out by CODE 9.2 and 1st Separate Assault Regiment using FP-2 drones. They declared that "This operation is just a start. And that's the way for us to let our enemy know that assault troops now can and will carry out operations not just on the ground but also at middle-strike distances. We'd like to sum up with a phrase that our enemy knows very well. We can repeat."

Anton Gerashchenko

39,969 views • 2 months ago

Ukraine’s 475th Code 9.2 Regiment and 1st Assault Regiment shared footage of the overnight strike on the Chonhar bridge, targeting a route used to move Russian personnel, ammunition and fuel from occupied Crimea. The units said Fire Point systems and Begemot UAVs were used. Although images added to confirm damage are not current and show aftermath from August 2023 strikes. #Ukraine

Ukraine’s 475th Code 9.2 Regiment and 1st Assault Regiment shared footage of the overnight strike on the Chonhar bridge, targeting a route used to move Russian personnel, ammunition and fuel from occupied Crimea. The units said Fire Point systems and Begemot UAVs were used. Although images added to confirm damage are not current and show aftermath from August 2023 strikes. #Ukraine

NOELREPORTS 🇪🇺 🇺🇦

40,699 views • 2 months ago

DISASTER: Mass Russian infantry assault on the Sumy Front CRUSHED by Ukrainian artillery and drones, leaving 64 Russian soldiers KIA, and at least 17 wounded. The plan, which I am told involved a simultaneous Gas pipeline and motorcycle assault to support the infantry infiltration, was supposed to overwhelm Ukrainian defenses without the use of armor. The defense forces comfortably held the line.

DISASTER: Mass Russian infantry assault on the Sumy Front CRUSHED by Ukrainian artillery and drones, leaving 64 Russian soldiers KIA, and at least 17 wounded. The plan, which I am told involved a simultaneous Gas pipeline and motorcycle assault to support the infantry infiltration, was supposed to overwhelm Ukrainian defenses without the use of armor. The defense forces comfortably held the line.

Astraia Intel

76,277 views • 4 months ago