A new video has surfaced showing Ukrainian FPV drone operators taking aim at a significant amount of Russian hardware after discovering a warehouse in the southern region of Ukraine.
Ukrainian drones successfully infiltrated the hangar, where they proceeded to destroy valuable assets from Putin’s war arsenal.
The timing and location of the video are uncertain, and Business Insider was unable to confirm it independently.
- Ukrainian drone operators have focused on a warehouse containing Russian weaponry.
- The incident seemed to depict the destruction of a seldom-seen Russian ‘Terminator’ tank.
- Additional items that were lost are two T-72 tanks, an infantry fighting vehicle, and military trucks.
Volunteer-Built Drones: 3500 Delivered to Ukrainian Armed Forces
They construct batches of drones for the Armed Forces of Ukraine on a voluntary basis. According to information on their website, the Ukrainian military has received 3500 7-10 inch FPV drones since the beginning of their project.
They manufacture Kamikaze, Bomber, and Scout drones. The main target of the assault seems to be the unique Russian BMPT “Terminator” tank, renowned for its formidable abilities in combat.
This 53-ton, 23-foot-long armored vehicle is equipped with a variety of weapons, such as twin 30 mm guns, four high-speed Ataka anti-tank missiles with a nearly four-mile range, two AG-17D grenade launchers, and a coaxial 7.62 mm PKTM machine gun.
It is believed that the Russian army had only 10 of the vehicles at the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022.
The Ukrainian drones skillfully navigated the hangar before taking out the prized Terminator tank and other assets.
Russian military equipment destroyed includes a BMP-3 infantry fighting vehicle, two T-72 tanks, and various military trucks and vehicles.
Since the beginning of the invasion in Ukraine, Russia has suffered significant losses of armored vehicles. The UK Defense Ministry reported that 2,600 main battle tanks and 4,900 other armored vehicles were destroyed.
