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0:00 - Unexploded Bomb and Ukrainian Response
0:25 - Russian Jet Collision and Air Superiority
1:28 - Ukrainian Interceptor Destroys Missiles
2:56 - Ukrainian Airstrikes on Drone Positions
3:25 - Anti-Air Systems in Action
4:15 - Russian Claims About Sviatohirsk Refuted
5:30 - Alpha Unit's Impact and Recruitment


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00:00Hello friends, we begin with this sequence where we see a FAD 500 bomb that the invaders dropped
00:06and that was unexploded near a position occupied by Russians, probably when it was ejected from
00:12the plane that was carrying it. This gave the defenders a unique opportunity to brighten the
00:17day of the invaders at that position, a mission they entrusted to a drone that went out in an
00:21epic burst of glory. There is good news on the airfront, as according to the mill blogger
00:29fighter-bomber, two advanced fourth-generation Russian fighter jets collided in the air over
00:33Kurskoblast on Monday, September 7th during flight operations over the region bordering
00:39Ukraine, causing the destruction of both aircraft. The Su-35S is a twin-engine, highly-manoeuvrable
00:46fighter equipped with thrust vectoring engines, an IR by C passive electronically scanned array
00:51radar and a wide arsenal of weapons for air-to-air and air-to-ground missions. Russia has used
00:57this model throughout the war for air superiority patrols and escorting Su-34 full-back bomber
01:03attack formations, interception of Ukrainian drones and missiles, and suppression of air
01:08defenses. Each airframe represents a high-value asset whose replacement is slow since the only
01:14production line is in Komsomolsk-on-Amur, which can only deliver 20 aircraft per year. A good
01:22way to start the week when the Russians neutralize each other. The Ukrainian state cluster for
01:29technological innovation in defense, Brave Brave One, announced on September 7th that a system
01:34developed by one of the companies in the ecosystem is already destroying Russian S-8000 Bandarul cruise
01:41missiles in combat. And the best part is that the cost per interceptor is significantly lower than the price
01:46of the invaders' own missile. The cluster published images from the interceptor system's thermal cameras
01:53showing operators locking onto the target, tracking, and neutralizing multiple missiles.
01:58They haven't revealed the technical specifications, the identity of the developer, or the exact unit cost,
02:04in fact, not even the name, to be precise. This announcement comes just as Russia has begun serial
02:10production of the Bandarul, which is made by the same company that manufactures the Orion reconnaissance
02:15drone, which is often used as a platform to launch it. The S-8000 is a compact hybrid of a
02:21cruise missile
02:22and a jet-powered attack drone, reaching a cruising speed of up to 560 km per hour,
02:28hourly with a range of 600 km and transforms on the alto-explosivo de 114 kg.
02:35The system was designed to saturate Ukrainian defenses, forcing defenders to use their expensive
02:41Western anti-aircraft missiles to shoot down relatively cheap targets. That's why the introduction of an
02:47interceptor that is not only more affordable, but also capable of shooting down Ivan's new vultures, is so important.
02:56We're still in the air, and in this footage, we see how a Ukrainian F-16 fighter bomber drops a
03:02selection of
03:02precision bombs on a position held by the invaders' drone operators, who had built a ramp for launching
03:08Grand Force strategic attack drones against civilian and military targets.
03:13You can see that the storage facilities and workshops were seriously affected.
03:17These types of targets are a priority to prevent them from remaining active as winter approaches in Ukraine.
03:25Now we see how a self-propelled 2S-6 Tunguska anti-aircraft system, belonging to the 1020th Ukrainian
03:32Anti-Aircraft Artillery Regiment, attacks and destroys a Russian aerial target with a 9M3-11 missile on Monday, September 7.
03:40The vehicle, hidden in a sunflower field, displays no less than 24 kill marks painted on its hull,
03:47all representing grand drones from the Horde.
03:51The same regiment recently released a combat video, showing a Tunguska using its two 30mm cannons to
03:57shoot down, to bring down a jet-powered drone, which shows that the Soviet-era system remains highly
04:03effective and is still in active service, alongside the German Gepard, Skynex and SkyRanger 35 systems,
04:10which are now being added to the unit's inventory.
04:15On September 1st, the old man from the Kremlin informed all of Mordor that his soldiers had taken
04:21the small town of Svyatohizk.
04:24So Brigadier General Andrey Veletsky, commander of the 3rd Army Corps of Ukraine, decided to
04:29personally go on September 7th to confirm if that was true, since that town is in his area of responsibility.
04:36However, when he arrived, he couldn't find Ivan anywhere, so he recorded and shared a video
04:41from the historic center of the city, right in front of the monastery of the Holy Dormition,
04:46with its unmistakable golden domes.
04:49The video was published by the official account of the 3rd Army Corps to refute the claim made by
04:54the old man in the bunker that his Russian forces had taken that city along with 13 other settlements.
05:00In the video, Veletsky walks through the city center, points to the monastery and the nearby
05:06Artyom monument on the hill, and he addresses the Russian military and political leadership directly,
05:11asking them to take off their clown noses.
05:14Since not only does the 60th Mechanized Brigade of the 3rd Corps have full control of the city,
05:19but in fact, this is the rear area of the unit.
05:22The Russians never get tired of being exposed for their lies, but well, what more can you expect from them?
05:30During the last few months, operators from the Alpha Special Operations Center of the Security Service
05:36of Ukraine have consistently destroyed or damaged nearly 2,400 Russian vehicles per minute.
05:42These include command and control vehicles, as well as specialized engineering, electronic warfare,
05:48and air defense equipment.
05:51This systematic campaign also continues to hunt along the main supply routes that support the Russian forces
05:57deployed at the front and in the rear of the horde, disrupting the flow of fuel, ammunition, and
06:02personnel to the occupation unit. By attacking supply columns, both near the line of contact and far
06:09from it, Alpha seeks to force Russian commanders to adopt less efficient movement patterns using longer
06:16routes or roads in poor condition, which helps delay reinforcement rotations and deprive forward
06:22positions of critical resources. Alpha has positioned itself among the best unmanned systems units and
06:29frequently competes for first place with the 414th Magyar's Birds Brigade in terms of the number
06:34of verified destroyed targets. Both units have inflicted disproportionate losses in relation to their size
06:40for months. Earlier reports this year literally documented hundreds of vehicles hit in a single week,
06:48all verified by their respective proof videos. All these victories have added up to thousands of tanks,
06:54armored vehicles, air defense systems. The SEADU has just launched a new recruitment drive for Alpha,
07:06inviting candidates to apply through a free hotline or via the unit's portal. The selected candidates must then
07:14pass a rigorous selection process and intensive advanced training, after which they will have
07:20the opportunity to participate directly in high-impact operations that transform the battlefield.
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