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Moscow has concentrated more than 420,000 troops on the TOT of Ukraine
The representative of the Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, Vadym Skibitsky, took part in the discussion within the "Yalta European Strategy".


Returning to the borders of 1991 is the only option for ending the war
The head of the Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, Lieutenant General Kyrylo Budanov, took part in the discussion at the "Yalta European Strategy".
 
PLUS 500(!) GOOD RUSSIANS for one assault from 3 OSHBr | Base from "Makar" and "Nats"
Journalists of "Ukrainian Witness" spoke with the commanders of the famous 3rd OSHBr, Makar and Nats. It was their unit that began the counteroffensive actions of the Armed Forces in May 2023, and did so quite successfully. Now the boys are fighting in the direction of Bakhmut.

They shared interesting stories from the front that you will hear only from stormtroopers. In addition, the fighters said:

⚔️ What is a real front and a real rear?
⚔️ What is an "assault"? Explanations from the military for civilians
⚔️ Who makes a good stormtrooper?
⚔️ What do the fighters feel before the assault and what do they think about - after?
⚔️ Why do the Russians mine everything they can, including trophy weapons?
⚔️ Why do Russians willingly surrender to the 3rd OSHBr?
⚔️ Why does the enemy throw the best units under Bakhmut?
⚔️ What is behind the spectacular videos of the assaults of the 3rd OSHBr?
⚔️ What motivates the soldiers of the 3rd OSHBr to continue fighting, even in spite of extreme fatigue?

Cover from a photo of the press service of the 3rd OShBr

0:00 Intro
0:58 Which front fighters Makar and Nats
7:55 What do they do in the 3rd OShBr
11:57 What is an assault and how does it happen
34:29 About the counterattack
39:17 About the prisoners during the assault
45:06 What's in the box or unpacking what was in the dugout
49:31 What the stormtroopers think about after the assault
54:20 Why is it necessary to replenish the army
 
Viimeksi muokattu:
The Finnish armored personnel carrier Sisu XA-185s armed with the Armed Forces swims across the river
Soldiers of the Ukrainian Armed Forces filmed how the Finnish armored personnel carrier Sisu XA-185s overcomes a water barrier.
The floating armored personnel carrier was created in Finland to replace the still Soviet BTR-60 in the eighties.
 

Why Are the Russians So Bad? War Stories from Ukraine with Neil Vermillion​

Back by popular demand, we have Neil Vermillion again today. We're talking about his experiences while volunteering as a trainer for troops in Ukraine. We're going to discuss why the Russians underperformed so badly, what the Ukrainians are doing well to adapt and improve, and perhaps why he has a somewhat scorched Wagner patch on his wall...
 
How did the occupying platoon disappear? Bermuda rectangle. Day 1. Part 4. Battalion K-2. Soledar-Siversk
Assault groups of the occupiers did not manage to cross the "Bermuda rectangle" intact. After the active phase of the hot reception of the enemy, new targets were identified, namely the personnel who were hiding in the folds of the terrain and ruptures from the explosions. Artillery, together with drops from drones, worked to ensure that no one remained alive there. You can watch the results of the fruitful work of the unit in the video.
 

Raiders for Ukraine | Royal Marines​

Royal Marines have spent more than six months training nearly 1,000 Ukrainian counterparts in the art of commando raiding and complex amphibious operations.

Specialist instructors from across the UK Commando Force passed on invaluable expertise and knowledge in how to plan and carry out raids using small boats by day and night.

 
BATTLE FOR GARDEN CENTER | KRAKEN
For the past six months, our unit has been carrying out combat missions in the Bakhmut direction.

In March of this year, together with the 92nd OMBr, we fought for the district called Garden Center.

A small episode of these battles in our new video.

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Azovtsi PRO: tank battles, the most difficult combat sorties and adrenaline in the war
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Today Ukraine celebrates the Day of Tank Troops. The holiday of fearless warriors, without whose participation neither rapid breakthroughs in the enemy's defenses nor effective defensive actions are possible.

Their determination and skill every day make a significant contribution to the future victory of Ukraine.

Being a reliable support of the infantry, they take the first blow on themselves. Without hesitation, they go into the very hell of the battle, knowing that it is them that the enemy wants to destroy first and foremost.

We congratulate everyone involved on the Day of Tank Troops!

On the occasion of the holiday, in the new issue of "Azovtsi PRO" tank crews of "Azov": senior lieutenant Artem "Krym" Kostrytsia, junior sergeant Denis "Mango" Chepurko, junior lieutenant V'yacheslav "Student" Titarov and junior sergeant Yuriy "Lynch" Ivanov talk about their hard work and answer frequently asked questions about the nuances of tank crew work.

How to become a tank driver? What is the difference between a tank battle in the city and a battle in forests and plantations? Is it true that tankers must be short? How much time does the crew spend in the tank, and what civilian professions can be useful in the work of tankers?

In the new issue of "Azovtsi PRO", the tankers of the brigade answer these and other questions, as well as talk about their most difficult combat missions and their impressions.

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Tanker of the Third Assault Squadron: How we worked after landing - 40 men fled across the field
"I realized that I was born a tank driver", - an interview with Comrade Sima, commander of the 2nd tank platoon of the 2nd tank company "Steel Wolves" of the Third Assault Brigade. In 2010, he served in "Desna", in the 300th training tank regiment. With the beginning of the full-scale war, he was in the guard company, then - a signalman. On the Zaporizhzhia direction, he was a rifleman covering the engineering group. Having updated the skills of a tank driver and mastered a tank in 3 months, Sima began his service as a mechvod, and then became a commander.

"Not that I was dreaming, I realized that I was born a tanker. A person may not know this. You need to get into a tank once and you will understand whether you are a tank driver or not. This is adrenaline, excitement. "When I'm in a tank, I have emotions like I'm euphoric, I feel like you're immortal," says the soldier.

In this interview, Seema talked about his extreme assault and situations during combat operations where he was lucky to get out alive. According to the tanker of the 3rd OShBr, decisions that save lives in life-threatening situations are often made instantly.

"It feels like someone is leading you because it's thoughtless. Such decisions are made in a fraction of a second, it just comes to mind - this must be done. I have had such feelings many times, I trust them and it works," he says.

The fighter dreams of a tank duel with the enemy and new tanks with the help of which it would be possible to destroy the enemy more effectively.

"Give me new tanks, give Leclerc - it's optics, firing range, crew safety. In "Leopard", there will be no such thing as a hit and the tower flies away. There is a back compartment where the BC is in a capsule, it just flies away. More electronics, screens, more zoom on the scope. You can do your job more efficiently and hit," says Sima, noting that the more effective the armored vehicles are, the easier it is for the attack aircraft to fight.

"I only think about how I can do my job best to help the infantry as much as possible to make it easier for them to advance. Do not envy the infantry. The infantry of the Third Assault Division are tigers who take kilometers of landings in a couple of hours, who go into battle without stopping. That must be scary, I'm not scared in a tank," says a tankman of the 3rd OShBr.

In this video, Sim's friend told about how it is when "Gradu" shells fly 5 meters away, why they named their tank "Zhevzhik" and what they are going to do after the victory.

NAVIGATION:

00:00 start
01:00 about psychology that also defeats the enemy
01:40 how did the war start for Sima's friend?
03:48 "I was born a tanker"
07:45 About the assaults of the Third Assault Division and luck in war
11:00 "I'll pay for everything!"
11:50 "I have the feeling that someone is directing me"
13:50 "Give me new tanks!"
14:50 Oplot or Abrams?
16:00 Why should you become a tank driver of the 3rd OSHBr?
17:00 About the infantry in the war
18:00 "Energetic" tank
18:45 About Andrii Biletskyi
19:50 Why does Sim's friend like boxing?
21:00 Who do you want to be after the war?

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Englannin kielinen tekstitys
Chris fought in Ukraine: "It's hell on earth"
When the war in Ukraine broke out, "Chris" chose to leave Sweden to participate in the Ukrainian freedom struggle. The former hunter soldier and combat instructor was given early responsibility for training new soldiers.


Explain in terms of SMOT: how much does STURMOVIK equipment COST?
After a long interview with the commanders of the 3rd OSHBr, Makar and Nats, "Ukrainian Witness" decided to ask the boys what they wear and what equipment they carry during assaults. We are sure that it will be useful for some of our viewers. So:

- What do storm troopers wear?
- How do they choose equipment?
- What do they carry with them in the end?
- How and who will compensate the fighters for what they lost on the battlefield?
- How much does all this cost?
- What is the difference between AK and KSU? And what is it anyway?
- Why do fighters have GoPro on their helmets?
- How much is a stormtrooper's first aid kit? And the modernization of weapons?
- What is the most expensive thing in the equipment of an attack aircraft?
- And most importantly, how much does a complete set cost, including clothes, summaries and a first-aid kit?
 
Tässä videossa ilmeisesti heittimen tai tykin kranaatti räjähtää, jolloin yksi POW totaalisesti haihtuu savuna ilmaan. Miehestä ei jää siis yhtään mitään jäljelle, mutta muut poistuu paikalta suurin osa omin jaloin. Välillä joutuu kyllä ihmettelemään kuinka paljon paskaa mies voi kestää, ja joskus kuolee lyödessään päänsä kaatuessaan kotonaan.

 
SBU special forces arranged another "heavenly punishment" of the occupiers with FPV drones
And again, the Russians have significantly reduced heavy equipment on the front lines.

The account of enemy losses as a result of the work of the soldiers of TsSO "A" of the SBU for several weeks is as follows:

▪ 13 tanks
▪ 28 BBM
▪ 15 artillery systems
▪ 32 units of automotive equipment
▪ 2 means of observation
▪ 40 firing positions and fortifications

In addition, in coordination with fellow artillerymen of the Armed Forces, 4 more anti-aircraft guns, 6 artillery systems and an electronic warfare station were hit. And about 50 occupiers stopped trampling Ukrainian land.

Let's destroy the occupiers to complete Victory!


Military counterintelligence officers of the SBU continue to "demilitarize" the occupiers with strike drones
Among the last used "trophies":

▪ 3 tanks
▪ 4 armored vehicles of different types
▪ 8 radars, EW and communication stations
▪ 9 units of automotive equipment
▪ 9 firing positions
▪ 4 warehouses with BC and fuel
▪ and the "nest" of Russian fpv drone operators

And our special forces "minus" more than three dozen occupiers.

We continue to work until complete Victory! Glory to Ukraine


The SBU conducts radiation safety inspection raids due to Russian provocations with the use of a "dirty" bomb
Counter-intelligence of the Security Service, together with other representatives of the Defense Forces, conducts large-scale raid inspections of the state of radiation safety throughout the territory of Ukraine. Such measures are due to constant threats and provocations from the Kremlin regarding the use of a "dirty" bomb.

As a result of comprehensive tests, no dangerous radioactive materials were detected.

In just one week, law enforcement officers inspected hundreds of places where people were in mass and critical infrastructure facilities, as well as thousands of vehicles that Russian saboteurs could potentially use to transport radioactive materials.

The Security Service of Ukraine focused special attention on monitoring checkpoints in frontline and de-occupied areas, border crossing points, etc.

During such raids, law enforcement officers work out joint action algorithms and mechanisms for prompt response to nuclear threats from Russia.

The Security Service conducted the raids together with the radiation, chemical and biological defense units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the National Guard and the State Border Service.
 
COMMANDER OF VICTORY. Legion: Our pilots risk their lives every day to keep our infantry alive
In the 12th edition of "Commanders of Victory" there is an extraordinary hero, the commander of the 47 OMBr attack UAV company with the call sign "Legion". His unit carries out extremely important work, namely the destruction of enemy manpower and equipment with the help of drones. Not allowing the enemy to approach the Ukrainian troops, the "Legion" company preserves the life and health of the infantry.

- The crew goes on round-the-clock duty, and as soon as we see someone approaching the infantry, we use "kamikaze" and resets in order to prevent the enemy from coming into direct contact with Ukrainian fighters, - says "Legion". - Our pilots take risks every day for the sake of the survival of our infantry
 
TERRA subdivision: Andriivka, Bakhmut direction. FPV kamikaze and bomb drops on Russian infantry.
570th day of the war. Fighting continues on the eastern flank of Bakhmut. The TERRA unit of the 3rd OShBr continues to make efforts to liberate Ukrainian land.
Today was a successful day, worked FPV kamikaze drones on Russian infantry and equipment, hit 2 targets.
Ammunition was dropped on Russian infantry from drones.
Result 1 - 200, 6 - 300.
There are no losses in the unit.


How Andriivka was freed: the fog of Donbass and harsh battles. Unique footage from the GoPro fighter @ab3army
Vocabulary 18+ is present

The enemy was firing mortars, and the mines were getting closer and closer. Stormtroopers continued to hunt the enemy in the middle of the battlefield — in a populated area teeming with Russians.

Offensive actions of fighters of the 3rd company of the 1st assault battalion of the @ab3army brigade.

source: 3rd separate assault brigade


Ab3.army|the reality of the war in Ukraine
 

Interviewing a Ukrainian "Kraken" Commander: Ukraine Uncensored​

It's been a year since the Kharkiv counter offensive broke Russian lines in northeastern Ukraine. The Kharkiv counter offensive liberated over 500 settlements in just over three weeks, and helped smash Russia's aura of invincibility. In order to get a better understanding of this pivotal moment in the war, as well as cover a host of other important topics, I went to the eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv to interview Kraken commander Rostyslav. He took part in the counter offensive, and was even on the ground for the liberation of Kupyansk, which Russia is now once again trying to capture.
 

Top UAF military planner callsign Arty Green insight into the artillery war September 2023 [English]​

Time codes:
00:00 Start
00:01 95% of sustained casualties resulted from artillery fire
01:13 Longer range western artillery vs. soviet systems
01:47 Ammunition variety
02:07 Reduction in enemy fire
02:37 Artillery duels
03:00 Long range fires
03:20 Current targets for fires
04:08 UAF gunners skill level
04:53 Fire management, direction and control
06:08 The role of UAV reconnaissance
06:32 ODAA loop
06:42 High drone threat environment
07:40 Ammunition supply
08:52 Evaluation of M109 M777 PzH2000 AHS Krab CAESAR
10:43 Use of captured Russian guns
11:28 PzH2000 and CAESAR
12:36 Changes in the UAF artillery arm since the start of the full-scale invasion
 
Counterattack and calculation of enemy losses. Day 1. Part 5. Battalion K-2. Soledar-Siversk.
In the video, you will see the end of the battle that took place on the first day. Potential reinforcement groups engaged in "reverse attack" and evacuation of the wounded, while the battalion's aerial scouts continued to fly around the places of damage to the Russians and destroy the infantry, which was still potentially combat-ready, with drops from drones. The feet of these occupiers will not step anywhere, the K-2 battalion made every effort to make this happen
 

The difference between expensive Humanitarian demining and Volunteer demining in Ukraine​

A quick video highlighting the scale of demining on the difference between experience saving humanitarian demining and what we do on less than $100 a day between 8-10 of us as a team as self-funded volunteers.

The purpose of my channel is to highlight the demining efforts in Ukraine and the people who do this with very little equipment or kit.. that is something I'm changing as I get the means too.

Demining is so important to Ukraine in both the rebuild and counter offensive, I am glad I get to share efforts with you 🤝

If demining and EOD is something you'd like to support, please use our links below and please Subscribe and Share!

A big thank you to my friends Starsky and Brandon for sharing my channel 🫡


7000+ kg of Explosives getting returned to sender and some homebrew tasting in the village​

Over 1000 mines lifted by us in Liberated Ukraine and by our team over the past week, also watch how Armed Forces come and collect these to be returned to sender in a unique way of loading 🫡🇺🇦

We also sampled some Homebrew which was brewed by a local villager near our base in the South (Don't worry, it was our day off!) 😄

The amount of support we have received from you guys is amazing, we are continuing to help other units in the area as an ongoing operation.

We had full permission to film and for security purposes we uploaded when their cargo was delivered safely

The sole purpose of this channel is to highlight the issues in the south of Ukraine with landmines and littered munitions, we are a volunteer sapper brigade who are part of Ukraine Volunter Territorial Forces (UDA)


All the demining equipment YOU bought and the crazy farmer on the minefield​

Video of all the demining equipment bought for our team in Kherson, the handover and how much of a difference the support I get from this channel is doing in Ukraine with the demining effort.

There is also a crazy farmer who insists on driving his tractor through a minefield with his equipment on the wrong side 😅.. Very brave man indeed!

The bravest people in Ukraine are the sappers and the farmers..

We are constantly raising money for equipment to help with demining effort, it is crucial to the counter offensive and the rebuild of Ukraine, please like, share and if you want too, donate below 🫡

Donations save lives! You have changed this team around and thank you for choosing to trust us 🇺🇦🫡

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Slip: If I were to go through Ukrainian prisons, I would gather an excellent battalion
This is the third video in a series of interviews with commanders of units of the Third Assault Brigade. Today we bring to your attention a conversation with my friend Sleep, the commander of the 2nd Assault Battalion. A veteran of "Azov", participated in the liberation of Maryinka, was a grenade launcher in the regiment, rose to the rank of platoon commander. Before the full-scale invasion, he was engaged in social and political activities.
In the interview, Sleep talked about what influenced the formation of his personality, what an ideal attack fighter should be and about the three key qualities of a good commander.

"The top 3 are effective management, charisma and leadership qualities. Effective management, because it is management. If you are an effective manager, you can manage both a political party, a business corporation and a military structure. Charisma is what makes you authoritative to the staff. Leadership is the ability to take responsibility," says Sleep.

Despite the heavy fighting of the Third Assault Division in the Bakhmut direction, Sleep believes that the battle for Moshchun was the hardest part of the war for the unit.
"Moshchun was of strategic importance for the enemy, it was a bridgehead for the further offensive on Kyiv, and the enemy threw all their forces and resources at Moshchun, it was very important for them. We took out Moschun solely due to our own motivation. It was difficult and scary there, but in Moschun there was a super-historical mission that we accomplished," he said.

According to Sleep, the command of the Third Assault Group carefully approaches the planning of combat operations.
"We have a normal, healthy command that listens to arguments. If this is a "point" operation, it should be replanned and made so that it does not become a "point". At the briefings before the commanders of the assault groups, I leave with a clear understanding, and not an idea, of how we will carry out this operation," he said.

In this video, Slip talks about the "Slobozhan dialect", which has no right to be monopolized by Moscow, why he does not agree with the thesis that "a good Russian is a dead Russian" and what he thinks about the possible recruitment of fighters in Ukrainian prisons, as an analogue of Wagner's PMC.

00:00 start
00:40 what were the plans for the summer of 2022?
02:15 "Having problems is a person moving in the right direction"
04:00 About the start of a full-scale invasion
08:14 Who was Sleep's friend in Azov and about the first battles
10:48 Effective manager, charisma or leadership?
13:30 What did you want to be as a child?
17:55 Did you understand that there would be war with such a neighbor?
20:00 "I gave up Russian music"
21:24 "We have always lived at the intersection of east and west"
23:00 "Russia acts with old methods, and the USA with new ones"
25:27 Why is Ukraine also to blame for the fact that Russia attacked us?
28:04 About agents of Russian influence
30:05 Do you consider yourself a politician?
37:40 How to tell the bitter truth?
38:45 What formed friend Sleep?
40:00 About the most difficult operation
41:40 "We have a healthy command"
44:00 How do you feel about those who continue to speak Russian?
45:14 How do you feel about those who are fighting on the economic front?
47:40 Why are there people who say "I'm not made for war"?
48:50 "I am against making an analogue of Wagner PMC in Ukraine"
51:20 What should be the ideal attack aircraft?
 
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