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These dudes never realized that they were
hit by an MLRS missile. The Russian Tor air

defense system south of Tokmak was destroyed. The
Russians are trying to improve their tactics of

using explosive-laden "kamikaze tanks" - now
they launch it under the cover of a regular

trawler tank. In this video, the Russians somewhat
bizarrely claim that the purpose of the kamikaze

tank was to explode in a minefield, blowing up
some of the mines along with it and thus clearing

a passage. However, it is rather doubtful that
someone actually decided to use such a costly

tactic. Most likely, this T-62 exploded in the
minefield before reaching the positions of the

Ukrainian fighters, who were its target. Attempts
to shoot down a Ukrainian drone. A flurry of shots

from assault rifles, machine guns and periodic
attempts to shoot them down with MANPADS and SAM

systems. The AFU periodically launch basic wing
configurations as a separate bait to detect enemy

air defense systems! The enemy always takes the
bait and reveals itself! A Ukrainian drone hit

a Russian T-72 tank, model 2022. The vehicle was
struck in a vulnerable spot between the hull and

the turret, resulting in the tank burning to
the ground. These vehicles are designed as a

more massive and economical alternative
to the main T-90A tank. Interestingly,

it is the T-72 that tops the list of Russian
army losses among tanks since the beginning of

the full-scale invasion of the occupiers. It is
also noteworthy that in the current September,

23% of the losses are due to the new "invincible"
T-90s. Aerial reconnaissance men of the 65th AFU

Brigade tracked down two enemy infantry fighting
vehicles in a forest belt. And again in the

Zaporizhzhia sector. Ukrainian defenders have used
an FPV drone to destroy Russian armored vehicles

in an extremely effective manner. The stronghold
near Novoprokopivka had overlapping structures

above the dugouts, making the trenches resemble
a mix of tunnels and trenches. This made it

challenging for AFU fighters to gauge the enemy's
exact numbers within the position. Additionally,

there's a tunnel connecting both sides of the
stronghold, and some dugouts have a second

underground level. Some fortifications were
concealed by a forest belt. Why do so many

drones need to be on the front line? Because
there are even situations like this. An owl

just didn't like a Ukrainian drone with a night
vision camera, so it attacked and shot it down.

The battle through the eyes of the soldiers
of the 47th Separate Mechanized Brigade of

Magura in the Melitopol sector. In the video,
you can observe the infantry enjoying secure

protection from their allies' armored vehicles,
including Bradley infantry fighting vehicles

and Leopard tanks.According to the soldiers
of the 47th Brigade, "During the offensive,

tanks not only efficiently eliminate enemy
infantry and their equipment but also serve a

psychological role as 'armor cover". The use of
an FPV drone by soldiers of the 11th Brigade to

drop an improvised bomb on a damaged tank of the
occupiers. Ukrainian crew of the British "Stormer"

air defense system successfully destroys a Russian
drone with the help of a Martlet SAM missile.