Interception of a Russian Shahed drone over the Black Sea as it approaches Odesa’s coastline

Video shows a Ukrainian Air Force MiG-29 shooting down a Russian jet-powered Geran-4 drone at point-blank range with its onboard cannon, then flying through the resulting fireball. The footage is so clear that even the muzzle flashes from the cannon on the MiG-29’s left side are visible as it fires

A Ukrainian soldier shot down a Russian jet-powered Geran-4 drone using an Igla-1 MANPADS over Ukraine’s Rivne region this morning.

Don’t show this to Trump. A Ukrainian FPV drone strikes a concealed Russian fuel stockpile near the front line

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And now, onboard footage from a Ukrainian B-2: drone’s appearance causes a traffic accident as drivers get distracted, then it flies directly over the heads of a Russian mobile air defense team, which fails to stop it, before slamming straight into the windshield of a Russian military truck.

Russian truck drivers crossing into Crimea via a pontoon crossing at Chonhar, with a view of the damaged Chonhar Bridge and its support structures, before one of its spans collapsed. September 2026.

The likely cause of the unusual descent is damage to, or failure of, one of the missile’s aerodynamic control actuators, causing it to lose stability and spiral downward.

Footage over Kyiv shows a Russian Iskander-M ballistic missile spiraling downward in a corkscrew descent. More specifically, it appears to be a 9M723 missile, likely the 9M723F3 variant with a penetrating warhead.

One of the Russian Pantsir air defense systems destroyed in the SSU’s strike compilation has been geolocated to Sochi’s Olympic Park, built specifically for the 2014 Winter Olympics. A perfect demonstration of just how much sport is really “outside politics.”

Ukrainian drones struck the NZNP oil-loading terminal in Rostov-on-Don, Russia, overnight, triggering a massive fire. It has an annual handling capacity of 3.5 million tonnes and serves as an important logistics hub for Russian fuel exports.

A Ukrainian FPV drone lying in ambush at night spots a passing Russian assault group of four soldiers on a quad bike, waits for the right moment, then takes off and strikes them.

💥A Russian Pantsir fires a missile at a Ukrainian drone just a split second before another drone slams into its side. P.S: Since Pantsir missiles rely on radio-command guidance from the launcher, the strike likely severed the guidance link, leaving the missile unguided and causing it to miss.

🔥A new video released by the SSU’s Alpha unit shows strikes on multiple Russian air defense systems, including: • 3 Buk SAM systems • 1 S-400 launcher • 3 Pantsir systems • 1 possible additional Pantsir Most of the strikes were carried out using Ukrainian RAM-2X/RAM-3X loitering munitions.

⚡️❗️A new compilation of strikes by the SSU shows numerous hits on high-value Russian military equipment, including Buk, S-400 and Pantsir air defense systems, among many other targets. In September alone, the unit struck 26 Russian air defense systems, 16 MLRS, 33 artillery systems.

Mediazona’s list includes: ▪️7 colonels ▪️6 lieutenant colonels ▪️5 majors ▪️1 captain ▪️1 senior lieutenant These are only the officers identified so far. The actual death toll may be higher.

20 Russian officers killed in Ukraine’s August 26 mass missile strike, including SCALP, on Donetsk have now been identified by name, 44 days after the attack. The missiles hit Russian command posts, including an underground parking garage beneath an unfinished residential complex.

A Ukrainian FPV drone from DIU’s Artan unit ambushes a Russian soldier, waiting in a position until he comes into view before taking off and striking him.