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Wild Hornets says Ukraine's HUR has long deployed its STING interceptor drones directly from Magura naval drones. An MV11 carrier took STING interceptors into open water, demonstrating that Hornet Vision CTRL enables remote launches from moving maritime platforms as well as from land. #Ukraine

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"Wild Hornets" has developed remote-control technology for STING interceptor drones. Its core idea is that an operator can control the interceptor from hundreds of kilometers away from the launch point. HORNET VISION Ctrl has undergone several months of combat testing on the front line and has already demonstrated effectiveness in use. The video demonstrates the distance between the operator and the launch point, with the operator controlling the STING from a hotel.

"Wild Hornets" has developed remote-control technology for STING interceptor drones. Its core idea is that an operator can control the interceptor from hundreds of kilometers away from the launch point. HORNET VISION Ctrl has undergone several months of combat testing on the front line and has already demonstrated effectiveness in use. The video demonstrates the distance between the operator and the launch point, with the operator controlling the STING from a hotel.

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"We're based in Kyiv, but we can operate drones hundreds of kilometres away thanks to Hornet Vision CTRL" The "Night Hornets"—our R&D and training team—have downed over 20 enemy drones using Hornet Vision CTRL Join the Wild Hornets raffle with Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦 to fund 3 Hornet Vision CTRL drone remote-control stations for the 12th Special Operations Center Help these heroes protect Kharkiv from near-constant enemy drone attack ✅Hornet Vision CTRL lets crews fly STING interceptors up to 2,000 km from the launch point ✅This keeps soldiers safer from attack and lets them vastly expand their zone of operations ✅The Night Hornets remotely operate drones based in five to 10 locations, depending on where the enemy is attacking ✅Hornet Vision CTRL is the first NATO-codified remote-control system for interceptor drones ✅Defenders have used the system to down over 1,000 enemy drones 👉To join the fundraiser, donate $10/raffle entry—here's how: 👉Merch = raffle tickets too*: 👉$500 = named STING + guaranteed strike video: * To get raffle tickets, reply to this post with a screenshot of your donation or store receipt—or DM our raffle team: Wende🎗️🐝 🏴‍☠️, Kanari Fella - North Atlantic Flying Object or Koa'dre 🇦🇺🇺🇦🇺🇸

"We're based in Kyiv, but we can operate drones hundreds of kilometres away thanks to Hornet Vision CTRL" The "Night Hornets"—our R&D and training team—have downed over 20 enemy drones using Hornet Vision CTRL Join the Wild Hornets raffle with Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦 to fund 3 Hornet Vision CTRL drone remote-control stations for the 12th Special Operations Center Help these heroes protect Kharkiv from near-constant enemy drone attack ✅Hornet Vision CTRL lets crews fly STING interceptors up to 2,000 km from the launch point ✅This keeps soldiers safer from attack and lets them vastly expand their zone of operations ✅The Night Hornets remotely operate drones based in five to 10 locations, depending on where the enemy is attacking ✅Hornet Vision CTRL is the first NATO-codified remote-control system for interceptor drones ✅Defenders have used the system to down over 1,000 enemy drones 👉To join the fundraiser, donate $10/raffle entry—here's how: 👉Merch = raffle tickets too: 👉$500 = named STING + guaranteed strike video: To get raffle tickets, reply to this post with a screenshot of your donation or store receipt—or DM our raffle team: Wende🎗️🐝 🏴‍☠️, Kanari Fella - North Atlantic Flying Object or Koa'dre 🇦🇺🇺🇦🇺🇸

🇺🇦Ukraine Resists ruzzian Genocide... Yeah Again

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Ukraine's HUR said Group 13 used new Magura naval platforms carrying FPV drones to strike two Russian radar assets in occupied Crimea in late July. The targets were a command vehicle from a Podlet radar complex and a Parol-4 friend-or-foe identification system. HUR said the operation demonstrated that Magura platforms can now support strikes against land targets. #Ukraine

Ukraine's HUR said Group 13 used new Magura naval platforms carrying FPV drones to strike two Russian radar assets in occupied Crimea in late July. The targets were a command vehicle from a Podlet radar complex and a Parol-4 friend-or-foe identification system. HUR said the operation demonstrated that Magura platforms can now support strikes against land targets. #Ukraine

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👀 Sternenko: Together with "Wild Hornets", a unique innovation has been developed - HORNET VISION Ctrl. This is a technology that allows you to shoot down Shahed remotely with interceptor drones. Operator can be tens and hundreds of kilometers from the drone in complete safety.

👀 Sternenko: Together with "Wild Hornets", a unique innovation has been developed - HORNET VISION Ctrl. This is a technology that allows you to shoot down Shahed remotely with interceptor drones. Operator can be tens and hundreds of kilometers from the drone in complete safety.

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Ukraine's HUR says its FERRATA unit joined the Air Force and other security and defense elements in a September operation to protect Kyiv's airspace. As part of a layered air-defense system, the unit used Katran unmanned platforms carrying interceptor drones and radar reconnaissance equipment. HUR operators also practiced coordination between the unmanned component and F-16 crews to detect and eliminate hostile targets from the air and water. #Ukraine

Ukraine's HUR says its FERRATA unit joined the Air Force and other security and defense elements in a September operation to protect Kyiv's airspace. As part of a layered air-defense system, the unit used Katran unmanned platforms carrying interceptor drones and radar reconnaissance equipment. HUR operators also practiced coordination between the unmanned component and F-16 crews to detect and eliminate hostile targets from the air and water. #Ukraine

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🚨🇺🇦🌊🔥 Ukraine has carried out another sophisticated special operation off the coast of occupied Crimea. Military intelligence operators used Magura unmanned surface vessels to infiltrate Russian-controlled waters before launching FPV kamikaze drones directly from the sea. According to Ukraine's Main Directorate of Intelligence (HUR), the drones successfully struck the control vehicle of a Podlyot radar system as well as a Parol-4 "friend-or-foe" radar identification unit, both of which play an important role in Russia's integrated air defense network. The operation highlights Ukraine's rapidly evolving use of multi-domain warfare, combining unmanned naval platforms with airborne FPV drones to bypass traditional defenses and attack high-value military targets from unexpected directions. The growing integration of sea drones and precision FPV strikes is becoming one of Ukraine's most innovative battlefield advantages, forcing Russia to defend not only its skies and front lines, but also its coastline and rear military infrastructure. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

🚨🇺🇦🌊🔥 Ukraine has carried out another sophisticated special operation off the coast of occupied Crimea. Military intelligence operators used Magura unmanned surface vessels to infiltrate Russian-controlled waters before launching FPV kamikaze drones directly from the sea. According to Ukraine's Main Directorate of Intelligence (HUR), the drones successfully struck the control vehicle of a Podlyot radar system as well as a Parol-4 "friend-or-foe" radar identification unit, both of which play an important role in Russia's integrated air defense network. The operation highlights Ukraine's rapidly evolving use of multi-domain warfare, combining unmanned naval platforms with airborne FPV drones to bypass traditional defenses and attack high-value military targets from unexpected directions. The growing integration of sea drones and precision FPV strikes is becoming one of Ukraine's most innovative battlefield advantages, forcing Russia to defend not only its skies and front lines, but also its coastline and rear military infrastructure. See the latest updates with us: Visioner

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“I want to take out a jet-powered Shahed head-on,” says Hero of Ukraine Hulk from the BULAVA unit of the Separate Presidential Brigade. We spent a night on duty with a soldier who is fully devoted to his mission and continues destroying enemy drones even while on leave. In the video, Hulk talks about new enemy tactics and demonstrates the Hornet Vision ecosystem by Wild Hornets in action — from interceptor STING drones to the revolutionary 360° antenna that is changing the tactics of this war. The full video featuring Hulk’s combat work and valuable experience is now available on our YouTube channel. Go watch it: 📹

“I want to take out a jet-powered Shahed head-on,” says Hero of Ukraine Hulk from the BULAVA unit of the Separate Presidential Brigade. We spent a night on duty with a soldier who is fully devoted to his mission and continues destroying enemy drones even while on leave. In the video, Hulk talks about new enemy tactics and demonstrates the Hornet Vision ecosystem by Wild Hornets in action — from interceptor STING drones to the revolutionary 360° antenna that is changing the tactics of this war. The full video featuring Hulk’s combat work and valuable experience is now available on our YouTube channel. Go watch it: 📹

Wild Hornets

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Wild Hornets has donated ONE THOUSAND STING interceptors to Ukrainian forces As part of the “One of a Thousand” initiative, we provided frontline crews with 1,000 STING interceptor drones equipped with the Hornet Vision digital communication system to strengthen Ukraine’s drone-based air defense. Every day and every night, Ukrainian crews go out to hunt Shaheds, Gerberas, and other aerial threats. Every night, they take responsibility for someone’s city, someone’s home, and someone’s life. That is why we made the decision to provide our most effective tool — the STING interceptor — free of charge. 1,000 STING interceptors and dozens of Hornet Vision ground stations represent over 100 million UAH invested by Wild Hornets into strengthening Ukraine’s defense. But for us, “One of a Thousand” is not just about the number of drones. It is about people. About the crews working through cold, darkness, and exhaustion. About the operators who, after destroying one target, immediately launch toward the next. About those whose work most people will never see — yet because of them, millions of Ukrainians wake up alive in the morning. We will continue sharing the stories of these crews. Because behind every downed Shahed are real people. And the country deserves to know their work. More to come.

Wild Hornets has donated ONE THOUSAND STING interceptors to Ukrainian forces As part of the “One of a Thousand” initiative, we provided frontline crews with 1,000 STING interceptor drones equipped with the Hornet Vision digital communication system to strengthen Ukraine’s drone-based air defense. Every day and every night, Ukrainian crews go out to hunt Shaheds, Gerberas, and other aerial threats. Every night, they take responsibility for someone’s city, someone’s home, and someone’s life. That is why we made the decision to provide our most effective tool — the STING interceptor — free of charge. 1,000 STING interceptors and dozens of Hornet Vision ground stations represent over 100 million UAH invested by Wild Hornets into strengthening Ukraine’s defense. But for us, “One of a Thousand” is not just about the number of drones. It is about people. About the crews working through cold, darkness, and exhaustion. About the operators who, after destroying one target, immediately launch toward the next. About those whose work most people will never see — yet because of them, millions of Ukrainians wake up alive in the morning. We will continue sharing the stories of these crews. Because behind every downed Shahed are real people. And the country deserves to know their work. More to come.

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The BULAVA drone unit uses 25-year-old vehicles to get to positions—often bought with their own pay They ask for your support to buy a mini-bus in our Wild Hornets raffle with North Atlantic Fella Organization This will help them save lives as the 3rd-ranked anti-Shahed interceptor unit in Ukraine Bulava will use the vehicle as a hub for remotely controlled STING interceptions with the Hornet Vision CTRL system This is the first such system to be codified by NATO. Bulava used it to down ruzzian Shaheds 500 km from the drone launch point This allows drone teams to be safer from ruzzian attack and vastly expands their zone of operations 👉 $500 = name a STING interceptor + guaranteed strike video: 👉Merch at our Wild Hornets shop also counts for raffle tickets, including items from Bulava and five other hero units:

The BULAVA drone unit uses 25-year-old vehicles to get to positions—often bought with their own pay They ask for your support to buy a mini-bus in our Wild Hornets raffle with North Atlantic Fella Organization This will help them save lives as the 3rd-ranked anti-Shahed interceptor unit in Ukraine Bulava will use the vehicle as a hub for remotely controlled STING interceptions with the Hornet Vision CTRL system This is the first such system to be codified by NATO. Bulava used it to down ruzzian Shaheds 500 km from the drone launch point This allows drone teams to be safer from ruzzian attack and vastly expands their zone of operations 👉 $500 = name a STING interceptor + guaranteed strike video: 👉Merch at our Wild Hornets shop also counts for raffle tickets, including items from Bulava and five other hero units:

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Hi Fox News — small clarification. We appreciate that international media such as FOX News highlight the effective work of interceptor drones. The footage shown in this segment features STING — a Ukrainian interceptor drone developed by engineers at Wild Hornets and used by Ukrainian air defense units to destroy Shahed-type drones. This result is the outcome of a long and difficult path taken by Wild Hornets engineers together with Ukrainian soldiers, and we would be grateful if these achievements remained properly credited. We also deeply appreciate all the support we receive and are very grateful for the trust people place in our work. You can see more interception footage and feedback from Ukrainian soldiers on our page. More about STING:

Hi Fox News — small clarification. We appreciate that international media such as FOX News highlight the effective work of interceptor drones. The footage shown in this segment features STING — a Ukrainian interceptor drone developed by engineers at Wild Hornets and used by Ukrainian air defense units to destroy Shahed-type drones. This result is the outcome of a long and difficult path taken by Wild Hornets engineers together with Ukrainian soldiers, and we would be grateful if these achievements remained properly credited. We also deeply appreciate all the support we receive and are very grateful for the trust people place in our work. You can see more interception footage and feedback from Ukrainian soldiers on our page. More about STING:

Wild Hornets

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🇺🇸 Vernius Systems has unveiled an active radar seeker for interceptor UAVs. The video demonstrated a homing head called Archimedes 1A, which was integrated into the Ukrainian STING interceptor UAV developed by Wild Hornets. The seeker can detect targets at a range of 1+ km, costs around $4,000, and enables automated interception or UAV detection in conditions of poor visibility. The Archimedes 1A seeker could most likely also be used on jet-powered interceptor UAVs (such as Alexa Spatium), potentially allowing them to intercept jet-powered drones such as the Geran-3, Geran-4, and Geran-5. Automated guidance could help eliminate the problem of the operator having only a minimal reaction time.

🇺🇸 Vernius Systems has unveiled an active radar seeker for interceptor UAVs. The video demonstrated a homing head called Archimedes 1A, which was integrated into the Ukrainian STING interceptor UAV developed by Wild Hornets. The seeker can detect targets at a range of 1+ km, costs around $4,000, and enables automated interception or UAV detection in conditions of poor visibility. The Archimedes 1A seeker could most likely also be used on jet-powered interceptor UAVs (such as Alexa Spatium), potentially allowing them to intercept jet-powered drones such as the Geran-3, Geran-4, and Geran-5. Automated guidance could help eliminate the problem of the operator having only a minimal reaction time.

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Shaheds increasingly try to evade interception, but this one was no match for a STING named by a donor All 3 named STINGs in the video were flown with Hornet Vision CTRL drone remote-control stations This is the same station we're funding in our raffle with Special Kherson Cat CTRL stations vastly expand the area that STING interceptor teams can protect and keep soldiers much safer from enemy attack Join us to fund three CTRL stations for the elite 12th Special Operations Centre to help close the sky over Kharkiv Thank you to the 1020th Anti-Aircraft Missile Regiment for masterful work in the video and the donors for the three named STINGs How to name your own STING: Donations to name a STING count for tickets in the raffle Donations of $100+ also allow you to get a custom Wild Hornets digital badge unique to this fundraiser (see my profile pic for an example👆) 👉$100 = Hive Keeper badge 👉$200 = Sky Patron 👉$500 = Drone Forger To get your badge, reply with a donation screenshot and your fella/profile pic on white background, or DM our badge maker lacerantplainer 🇺🇦 🌊 Past donations to this raffle also qualify to get a badge. DM your screenshot and fella to lacerantplainer 🇺🇦 🌊

🇺🇦Ukraine Resists ruzzian Genocide... Yeah Again

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‼️‼️🇫🇮🇷🇺 BIG | Finland has restricted shipping in the eastern part of the Gulf of Finland and closed the airspace over this area. According to Helsingin Sanomat, the restrictions were introduced as a precautionary measure in response to an attack by Ukrainian drones on northwestern Russia. This decision is likely related to protecting critical infrastructure (such as undersea cables and gas pipelines) from sabotage, as well as addressing increased geopolitical tensions between NATO and Russia, or ongoing military and intelligence activities in the region. Following the closure of its land border, Helsinki is thereby establishing practically full control over its maritime and airspace perimeter to prevent any hybrid or military provocations from the Russian side.

‼️‼️🇫🇮🇷🇺 BIG | Finland has restricted shipping in the eastern part of the Gulf of Finland and closed the airspace over this area. According to Helsingin Sanomat, the restrictions were introduced as a precautionary measure in response to an attack by Ukrainian drones on northwestern Russia. This decision is likely related to protecting critical infrastructure (such as undersea cables and gas pipelines) from sabotage, as well as addressing increased geopolitical tensions between NATO and Russia, or ongoing military and intelligence activities in the region. Following the closure of its land border, Helsinki is thereby establishing practically full control over its maritime and airspace perimeter to prevent any hybrid or military provocations from the Russian side.

Visioner

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🇺🇸🇮🇷 THE END OF COMPLACENCY: IRAN’S ADVANCED DEFENSES Russian military expert Andrei Martyanov says the Pentagon is suffering from a dangerous "military mythology." As an expert in naval and military issues, he points out that Iran now produces its own long-range systems capable of hitting targets at 150km. These units, including the Bavar and various S-300 systems, have caught American war planners off guard. Martyanov believes the U.S. has learned nothing from the realities of the conflict in Ukraine.

🇺🇸🇮🇷 THE END OF COMPLACENCY: IRAN’S ADVANCED DEFENSES Russian military expert Andrei Martyanov says the Pentagon is suffering from a dangerous "military mythology." As an expert in naval and military issues, he points out that Iran now produces its own long-range systems capable of hitting targets at 150km. These units, including the Bavar and various S-300 systems, have caught American war planners off guard. Martyanov believes the U.S. has learned nothing from the realities of the conflict in Ukraine.

Mario Nawfal

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🇷🇺💥Russia will strike Kiev for as long as necessary to strangle Ukraine's military machine – expert Kiev and its surrounding industrial zones have been repurposed by Ukraine for military production ranging from electronic warfare systems to drones and missile components, military analyst Alexey Leonkov tells Sputnik. 🔶 As Russian strikes continue, the pace of Ukrainian drone launches may remain steady for a while, but it will eventually begin to decline 🔶 Ukraine may establish new production locations, but Russian intelligence will identify them, and they will be destroyed 🔶 If that still fails to reduce terrorist attacks on Russia's territory, other measures will be considered, including against the facilities listed by the Russian Defense Ministry in April.

🇷🇺💥Russia will strike Kiev for as long as necessary to strangle Ukraine's military machine – expert Kiev and its surrounding industrial zones have been repurposed by Ukraine for military production ranging from electronic warfare systems to drones and missile components, military analyst Alexey Leonkov tells Sputnik. 🔶 As Russian strikes continue, the pace of Ukrainian drone launches may remain steady for a while, but it will eventually begin to decline 🔶 Ukraine may establish new production locations, but Russian intelligence will identify them, and they will be destroyed 🔶 If that still fails to reduce terrorist attacks on Russia's territory, other measures will be considered, including against the facilities listed by the Russian Defense Ministry in April.

Sputnik

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Over the years of war, Ukraine has built an almost entirely new defense industry. Modern. Technological. An industry that meets the challenges of war. And today, we can all see the results of this work – on the ground, at sea, and in the sky. Ukrainian strength that we saw today on Khreshchatyk, on the Dnipro, and in our skies is the first-ever drone parade of its kind. Ground robotic systems – Termit, Rys, Simba, Ardal, Zmiy, and Ratel. Our fleet, which Ukraine created during the great war – Ukrainian naval drones. Sea Baby, MAGURA, and Sargan. Our aerial target interceptors – P1-Sun, Litavr, and Sting. Ukrainian bombers – Vampire, Lasar, and Heavy Shot; SHARK and LF-400 reconnaissance drones; our long-range sanctions – Morok and Sichen. And this is only part of what Ukraine can already be proud of. Ukrainian might. What we use to protect the lives of our people. What makes this war distinctive now. And what, after this war, will enable Ukraine to become a true security provider. We have something to show. We have reasons to thank the Ukrainians who produce and use our weapons. We have the means to defend Ukraine’s independence. 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

Over the years of war, Ukraine has built an almost entirely new defense industry. Modern. Technological. An industry that meets the challenges of war. And today, we can all see the results of this work – on the ground, at sea, and in the sky. Ukrainian strength that we saw today on Khreshchatyk, on the Dnipro, and in our skies is the first-ever drone parade of its kind. Ground robotic systems – Termit, Rys, Simba, Ardal, Zmiy, and Ratel. Our fleet, which Ukraine created during the great war – Ukrainian naval drones. Sea Baby, MAGURA, and Sargan. Our aerial target interceptors – P1-Sun, Litavr, and Sting. Ukrainian bombers – Vampire, Lasar, and Heavy Shot; SHARK and LF-400 reconnaissance drones; our long-range sanctions – Morok and Sichen. And this is only part of what Ukraine can already be proud of. Ukrainian might. What we use to protect the lives of our people. What makes this war distinctive now. And what, after this war, will enable Ukraine to become a true security provider. We have something to show. We have reasons to thank the Ukrainians who produce and use our weapons. We have the means to defend Ukraine’s independence. 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

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I’ll donate $1US for each 10 replies/likes/retweets of this post (up to $750) + $1 for every $1 you donate for Wild Hornet attack drones for Ukraine (up to another $750) by August 10, 12 pm (EST) The Wild Hornets team seeks $30,000 to buy 50 large-size 10-inch drones (carrying 3 kg of armour-busting explosives) by mid next week Donate via PayPal to this email address: donate@svoboda-ukrainy.com High-performing Wild Hornets are the only drone chosen for fundraising support by well-known Ukrainian military journalist and anti-corruption activist Yuri Butusov and his Цензор.НЕТ ✍️ news site Wild Hornets 🐝 drones are custom-made by Ukrainian volunteers, solely funded by donations and preferred by many crack Ukrainian units over commonly used drones, such as the Mavic 3. They: 💥 carry up to 6x more explosives, including anti-tank munitions 💥 fly 3x faster 💥 cost 1/8th of the price 💥 are more resistant to enemy electronic warfare and signal location 💥 can serve in kamikaze, munition-dropping and recon functions (Mavics can only drop hand grenades and do recon) 💥 are highly customizable to each unit’s different needs (unlike Mavics, which come preassembled) 💥 are made out of readily obtained spare parts, and as a result aren't as vulnerable to border holdups or China's moves to stop sales to Ukraine Send me a screenshot of your donation by direct message or in the replies to qualify for my matching donation And please 🙏 boost this post! (A reply is apparently the most effective way, according to Twitter algorithms) "Drones are the game changer of this war, they are the determining factor for victory": Ukrainian veteran and volunteer Maria Berlinska "Whoever has more drones wins" Fundraising in July raised $54,000 (including over $10,000 from you nice folks!) for 120 Wild Hornets for some of Ukraine’s most elite and famed units in the counteroffensive, including: 🇺🇦 special forces and HUR military intelligence operators 🇺🇦 3rd, 5th and Separate Presidential Bridages 🇺🇦 International Legion 🇺🇦 120th Recon Battalion's famed Asgard unit In the video: Asgard, working with the 3rd, 24th and 28th Brigades, used Wild Hornets (costing $400 each and bought partly with your donations) Friday on the Bakhmut axis to demilitarize: 🔥 T-90 tank (worth $4-$7 million) 🔥 T-72 ($1-$2 million) 🔥 howitzer 🔥 Ural truck Read more about Wild Hornets and Цензор.НЕТ ✍️'s fundraisers for them in my Kyiv Post story: 🎥 Here's the Separate Presidential Brigade using Wild Hornets (your donations at work again) to knock out two T-72s Sunday on the south (Tavriya) front: I'll post a screenshot of my donation after August 10, 12 pm -- or sooner if we get to $1,500 before! Your donations for drones are vital to free Ukraine and save its soldiers' lives. Most drones at the front come from donations (including from the troops themselves) and volunteer procurement, innovation and homespun production in living rooms, basements and offices Ukraine has limited (albeit growing) capacity to mass produce drones, while its Western alllies have yet to build much production of their own and have been painfully slow to act on the fact that drones have become central to war since the invasion of Ukraine Ukrainian kamikaze drones are responsible for 40% of Russian losses during the counteroffensive: Without recon drones to find and target the enemy, Ukraine would need up to four times more artillery munitions and 60% more guns, as Seth Cropsey, former US Navy deputy undersecretary, wrote Sunday in the Wall Street Journal #Ukraine #UkraineCounteroffensive #Bakhmut #UkraineRussianWar #UkraineWillWin #Russia #Zaporizhzhia

I’ll donate $1US for each 10 replies/likes/retweets of this post (up to $750) + $1 for every $1 you donate for Wild Hornet attack drones for Ukraine (up to another $750) by August 10, 12 pm (EST) The Wild Hornets team seeks $30,000 to buy 50 large-size 10-inch drones (carrying 3 kg of armour-busting explosives) by mid next week Donate via PayPal to this email address: [email protected] High-performing Wild Hornets are the only drone chosen for fundraising support by well-known Ukrainian military journalist and anti-corruption activist Yuri Butusov and his Цензор.НЕТ ✍️ news site Wild Hornets 🐝 drones are custom-made by Ukrainian volunteers, solely funded by donations and preferred by many crack Ukrainian units over commonly used drones, such as the Mavic 3. They: 💥 carry up to 6x more explosives, including anti-tank munitions 💥 fly 3x faster 💥 cost 1/8th of the price 💥 are more resistant to enemy electronic warfare and signal location 💥 can serve in kamikaze, munition-dropping and recon functions (Mavics can only drop hand grenades and do recon) 💥 are highly customizable to each unit’s different needs (unlike Mavics, which come preassembled) 💥 are made out of readily obtained spare parts, and as a result aren't as vulnerable to border holdups or China's moves to stop sales to Ukraine Send me a screenshot of your donation by direct message or in the replies to qualify for my matching donation And please 🙏 boost this post! (A reply is apparently the most effective way, according to Twitter algorithms) "Drones are the game changer of this war, they are the determining factor for victory": Ukrainian veteran and volunteer Maria Berlinska "Whoever has more drones wins" Fundraising in July raised $54,000 (including over $10,000 from you nice folks!) for 120 Wild Hornets for some of Ukraine’s most elite and famed units in the counteroffensive, including: 🇺🇦 special forces and HUR military intelligence operators 🇺🇦 3rd, 5th and Separate Presidential Bridages 🇺🇦 International Legion 🇺🇦 120th Recon Battalion's famed Asgard unit In the video: Asgard, working with the 3rd, 24th and 28th Brigades, used Wild Hornets (costing $400 each and bought partly with your donations) Friday on the Bakhmut axis to demilitarize: 🔥 T-90 tank (worth $4-$7 million) 🔥 T-72 ($1-$2 million) 🔥 howitzer 🔥 Ural truck Read more about Wild Hornets and Цензор.НЕТ ✍️'s fundraisers for them in my Kyiv Post story: 🎥 Here's the Separate Presidential Brigade using Wild Hornets (your donations at work again) to knock out two T-72s Sunday on the south (Tavriya) front: I'll post a screenshot of my donation after August 10, 12 pm -- or sooner if we get to $1,500 before! Your donations for drones are vital to free Ukraine and save its soldiers' lives. Most drones at the front come from donations (including from the troops themselves) and volunteer procurement, innovation and homespun production in living rooms, basements and offices Ukraine has limited (albeit growing) capacity to mass produce drones, while its Western alllies have yet to build much production of their own and have been painfully slow to act on the fact that drones have become central to war since the invasion of Ukraine Ukrainian kamikaze drones are responsible for 40% of Russian losses during the counteroffensive: Without recon drones to find and target the enemy, Ukraine would need up to four times more artillery munitions and 60% more guns, as Seth Cropsey, former US Navy deputy undersecretary, wrote Sunday in the Wall Street Journal #Ukraine #UkraineCounteroffensive #Bakhmut #UkraineRussianWar #UkraineWillWin #Russia #Zaporizhzhia

🇺🇦Ukraine Resists ruzzian Genocide... Yeah Again

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❗️❗️❗️🇺🇦🇺🇸U.S. President Donald Trump remarked that while Volodymyr Zelensky once held "no cards" in his hand, today the United States is actively deploying Ukraine’s innovative weaponry to achieve its own strategic objectives in active combat operations. In a historic tactical integration fueled by rapid technology sharing with the Armed Forces of Ukraine, U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) successfully deployed kamikaze maritime drones in the escalating conflict against Iran. Using these advanced naval assets, American forces executed a direct, high-impact strike against a sensitive mullah-regime submarine and vessel maintenance facility located deep inside its home port. According to an official statement from CENTCOM, three "Corsair" type disposable kamikaze naval drones successfully penetrated the heavily defended Bandar Abbas Naval Base, inflicting severe structural damage on the harbor infrastructure. This operation marks the first time in military history that U.S. forces have deployed unmanned surface vessels (USVs) in direct combat, a decisive blow that military planners state has severely crippled Iran's operational capability to sustain attacks against commercial shipping lanes.

❗️❗️❗️🇺🇦🇺🇸U.S. President Donald Trump remarked that while Volodymyr Zelensky once held "no cards" in his hand, today the United States is actively deploying Ukraine’s innovative weaponry to achieve its own strategic objectives in active combat operations. In a historic tactical integration fueled by rapid technology sharing with the Armed Forces of Ukraine, U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) successfully deployed kamikaze maritime drones in the escalating conflict against Iran. Using these advanced naval assets, American forces executed a direct, high-impact strike against a sensitive mullah-regime submarine and vessel maintenance facility located deep inside its home port. According to an official statement from CENTCOM, three "Corsair" type disposable kamikaze naval drones successfully penetrated the heavily defended Bandar Abbas Naval Base, inflicting severe structural damage on the harbor infrastructure. This operation marks the first time in military history that U.S. forces have deployed unmanned surface vessels (USVs) in direct combat, a decisive blow that military planners state has severely crippled Iran's operational capability to sustain attacks against commercial shipping lanes.

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25,340 views • 2 months ago

Over the past week, Russia has launched approximately 1,300 attack drones, nearly 1,200 guided aerial bombs, and 9 missiles of various types against Ukraine. Odesa region and our south were hit particularly hard. Our services continue their work to restore normal life in the regions. We are countering this Russian terror at multiple levels. This week brought an important decision on a financial security guarantee for Ukraine – the allocation by the European Council of €90 billion for 2026–2027 – along with substantial assistance packages from Norway and Japan, and an agreement with Portugal on the joint production of maritime drones. Negotiating teams from Ukraine and the United States continue their work on pathways to end this war with a dignified peace. And our long-range sanctions against Russia are also working as required. The aggressor must understand that war brings no dividends and always returns to where it came from. I thank everyone who is helping Ukraine. We must strengthen our state’s defense capabilities so that diplomacy has a real chance to end the bloodshed.

Over the past week, Russia has launched approximately 1,300 attack drones, nearly 1,200 guided aerial bombs, and 9 missiles of various types against Ukraine. Odesa region and our south were hit particularly hard. Our services continue their work to restore normal life in the regions. We are countering this Russian terror at multiple levels. This week brought an important decision on a financial security guarantee for Ukraine – the allocation by the European Council of €90 billion for 2026–2027 – along with substantial assistance packages from Norway and Japan, and an agreement with Portugal on the joint production of maritime drones. Negotiating teams from Ukraine and the United States continue their work on pathways to end this war with a dignified peace. And our long-range sanctions against Russia are also working as required. The aggressor must understand that war brings no dividends and always returns to where it came from. I thank everyone who is helping Ukraine. We must strengthen our state’s defense capabilities so that diplomacy has a real chance to end the bloodshed.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

223,989 views • 9 months ago