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Ukrainian mid-range attack drones continue to swarm Russian rear area logistics routes in occupied southern Ukraine.
215,003 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад •via X (Twitter)
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its insane how clear these videos are, even at ranges close to 50km.

At this rate, there will be more war-related deaths and injuries in logistics units than in combat units.

Ukraine’s drone campaign is increasingly targeting the logistics networks that keep Russian forces supplied across occupied territory.

Persistent strikes on rear-area logistics could steadily raise the cost of sustaining Russian operations on the front.

Was that a shell station?

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The battlefield is extending far beyond the front lines.

Conflict updates are always concerning. Hoping for safety and peace

Dronefare

There is no need to post regular videos here; everyone knows thaat not even aliens can defeat Western nations on SM. In reality Russia controls about 20% of Ukraine's internationally recognized territory, which equates to roughly 45,000 square miles (114,500 square kilometers)

Logistics remain a critical part of modern warfare.

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damn. at this rate they are going to need pull logistic vehicles from just other areas to eventually supply southern Ukraine. or well attempt I guess.

never ever would have anyone thought shit like this would happen 4 years ago

i saw those buzzing hummers over the steppe, shaking supply lines like never before 🚁 anyone else heard the whine before the explosions?

Sustained attacks on supply lines can slow military operations

Russia is in a #LogisticsLockdown

@PaulRieckhoff If it’s Russian hardware, it burns.

Nice work!

❌ The X post from @Osinttechnical shares verified Ukrainian GUR drone footage showing multiple strikes on Russian military trucks and logistics vehicles traveling on roads in occupied southern Ukraine, including near a Shell station. • The video depicts FPV and mid-range drone attacks with targeting overlays and explosions, consistent with Ukraine’s ongoing campaign to disrupt Russian rear-area supply routes using affordable drones. • This aligns with recent patterns of Ukrainian strikes on Russian logistics hubs and transport in southern occupied territories throughout July 2026, increasing pressure on frontline sustainment.
