Live Conflict Ukraine-Russia War

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Footage of a Russian Lancet-51 kamikaze drone strike on a Ukrainian Nota electronic warfare station mounted on a vehicle. In this case, ground footage of the drone's attack is also shown at the end of the video. The Nota electronic warfare system is versatile, developed by the Ukrainian company Tritel and can be installed on any vehicle. The Nota electronic warfare system is equipped with two types of antennas, allowing it to perform several tasks simultaneously. The Nota system is capable of detecting UAVs at a distance of at least 20 km and countering them at a range of 15 km. The electronic warfare system can also suppress mobile communications, neutralizing them at a distance of up to 1 km. The video was filmed near the city of Putivl in the Sumy region of Ukraine. The Nota electronic warfare station was destroyed as a result of the Lancet-51 drone strike. It's worth noting that the Lancet drone's communications channel is extremely difficult to jam, and its software is the main difference between the drone and all its copies created in various countries.

 

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A scene of an assault on a Ukrainian army stronghold by two Russian soldiers from the 57th Brigade of the 5th Army of the Vostok Group. The video was filmed in the southwest, near the village of Hulyai-Pole. The stronghold was manned by soldiers from the 158th Mechanized Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. The assault was carried out using drones, as well as mines and grenades thrown into the dugouts. Eleven Ukrainian soldiers were reportedly killed in the battle; according to the video, two soldiers surrendered.

 

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The Russian army has again used the Oreshnik ballistic missile in Ukraine. Video footage from various cameras shows plasma cocoons forming around the hypersonic warheads of the Oreshnik missile. The Oreshnik missile is believed to have struck Ukraine's Bilche-Volytsko-Uherske underground gas storage facility. It is also possible that the Stryi gas storage facility was hit. These storage facilities are the largest in Ukraine, accounting for over 50% of the total capacity of all Ukrainian gas storage facilities. The Oreshnik missile was not equipped with a warhead, as the kinetic energy of the warheads is sufficient to damage the underground gas storage facility in the Lviv region. According to Ukrainian media, the missile's speed was approximately 13,000 km/h. The Russian Oreshnik missile strike in the Lviv region caused a drop in gas pressure in the network, and local residents reported a glow in the sky.