00:00Hello friends! Once again, we have the opportunity to witness the tremendous courage of the defenders,
00:06because in one of the toughest medical evacuation operations we've seen,
00:10carried out by the operators of the 66th Mechanized Brigade, a wounded gunner,
00:15Kolsain Britanets, shot down three incoming Russian strike drones while riding aboard an
00:21unmanned ground vehicle, which was also carrying one of his comrades who was unconscious to safety.
00:27The incident began after a Russian attack wounded the two soldiers, who were part of a
00:32self-propelled artillery battalion. One of the soldiers was knocked unconscious and left in
00:36critical condition. His comrade, Britanets, suffered multiple shrapnel wounds, in addition to losing his
00:42personal protective equipment. However, he stayed by his wounded comrade's side, trying to cover him
00:48while the Russian vultures kept attacking. With no time to wait for a conventional evacuation team,
00:54the brigade immediately deployed an unmanned ground vehicle operated by Mungus, a pilot from the 1st
01:01Mechanized Battalion Kasta. As the unmanned platform moved across the exposed terrain, it was attacked
01:06several times by Russian strike drones. However, despite his wounds and lacking body armor or even a
01:13helmet, Britanets opened fire on the approaching attackers with his rifle, taking down three of them,
01:21two of which were recorded by the brigade's drones.
01:26The unit's commanders described the mission as one of the most difficult unmanned ground evacuations
01:31the unit had carried out in the entire war, highlighting both Mungus's precise remote piloting
01:37and Britanets's actions in protecting not only himself, but also the unconscious soldier beside him,
01:43whom he could have abandoned to save his own life. The mission was ultimately a success,
01:49and both wounded soldiers were transported to a field hospital to receive medical attention.
01:58On the strategic strike front, the 429th Unmanned Systems Brigade, Achilles reported that it has
02:05managed to establish continuous strike coverage over the Russian military airfield in Milerovo,
02:10located 170 kilometers from the front lines in the Rostov region. Thanks to this, their operators
02:16managed to attack and disable a Nebo-U early warning radar using a domestically produced Ram-2x loitering
02:23munition. The airfield, located near the settlement of Dolotinka, has served as a regular launch base
02:31for Shahed-type strike drones and decoy unmanned aerial vehicles against eastern, central and northern
02:37regions of Ukraine. The brigade reported that a reconnaissance drone had previously mapped the site
02:43before the Ram-2x traveled the full distance and struck the radar antenna and control elements.
02:49Although the system was not completely destroyed, the operators estimated that the damage caused
02:54will keep the system out of service for a period between three and six months. Now we just have to
03:00wait for the Rams to go after that Sukhoi-35 that Ivan was moving on the runway.
03:06On the cyberwarfare front, the main directorate of intelligence of Ukraine announced on September 9th
03:12that its cyber specialists gained access to an extensive set of internal data from the Moscow
03:18Institute of Thermal Technology, which is the design and production center responsible for several of the
03:23Russian Federation's most important ballistic missiles. The Ukrainians noted that the material they
03:28accessed ranges from the cooperation structure, its current and future programs, to data on its
03:34executives and managers, as well as the personal data of 2,648 employees considered to be involved in
03:41the design and manufacturing of the weaponry used against Ukraine. The Institute of Thermal Technology
03:47and its subsidiaries, which include the Proyector Design Bureau, the Vimpel Machine Building Plant,
03:52the Vatkinsk Plant, and Iskra, are responsible for developing blueprints, software, engines,
03:58and control systems for the RS-24 Yars and Topol-M intercontinental ballistic missiles, for the R-30
04:05Bulava submarine-launched ballistic missile, for the Iskander-M tactical ballistic missile,
04:10and for the Oreshnik intermediate-range ballistic missile. In the video, the UQ-R locates the Institute's
04:18facilities in Moscow and in the city of Vatkinsk, shows technical diagrams of satellite and launch
04:24vehicle projects, and presents an organizational chart focused on the organization's top leadership.
04:30The Ukrainians ended the video with an ominous warning, saying,
04:34you cannot escape your responsibility. The Yeshua stated that the information will be used both to
04:41undermine Russia's ability to sustain the war, as well as to support future efforts to hold accountable
04:47the individuals involved in using ballistic missiles against Ukrainian cities.
04:53This makes sense considering that Iskander-M systems have been among the most frequently used
04:59ballistic weapons against Ukrainian cities and civilian energy and utility infrastructure.
05:04The Oreshnik, used for the first time in combat against Dnipro in November 2024,
05:10and deployed again in subsequent strikes, is regarded by Kyiv as both an instrument of political and military
05:16terror. The Yars and Bulava missiles remain core elements of Russia's strategic nuclear forces,
05:23which are no strangers to Ukrainian attention, something that Ivan's bomber force can confirm
05:28thanks to Operation Spiderweb. We have great news on the Lyman front, as Ukrainian forces from the 3rd
05:36Army Corps have dismantled a Russian salient north of the city. Reclaiming between 200 and 250 square
05:43kilometers of territory, in one of the most significant Ukrainian ground operations of 2026,
05:48destroying a year's worth of assault efforts by the invaders operating in the sector.
05:53The campaign, conducted over four months with unusual operational security, pushed Russian units
06:00eastward toward the Serebetsk River, and reduced the immediate threat of Lyman being cut off.
06:06Russian mail bloggers confirmed that the salient was cut off and that Ukrainian troops are conducting
06:11mopping up operations in the remaining pockets of resistance west of Kolodyazze.
06:16The 3rd Army Corps, commanded by Brigadier General Andrei Bilecki, and covering more than 150 kilometers
06:23of the front between Lyman and Borova, led the operation, which involved elements of the 66th Mechanized
06:30Brigade and the 3rd Assault Brigade, who used small infantry groups closely supported by swarms of strike drones.
06:38Electronic warfare units and precision artillery fire, which paved the way for the infantry to
06:44advance through forested and swampy terrain. At the same time, several mechanized assaults were
06:49launched between mid-May and late August, successfully breaching the Russian front and opening multiple
06:54axes of advance. Open-source intelligence analysts described the outcome as one of Ukraine's most
07:02significant victories this year. Liberating 10 villages and forcing the Horde's 2nd and 14th
07:07Motorized Rifle Divisions to retreat between 10 and 15 kilometers, this has sparked a wave of furious
07:13comments from Z-Military bloggers who accused their commanders of covering up the deteriorating
07:18situation on this front. From a strategic point of view, the Russian salient threatened to envelop
07:27Lyman and open up a route toward the Ukrainian fortress. By reversing a year of Russian advances,
07:33Ukrainian forces have complicated their plans and bought time in a sector that was among the most
07:39dangerous for the Ukrainian fortress belt. It is remarkable how the combined arms effort of the 3rd
07:45Army Corps carried out with discipline and stealth managed to overcome the resistance of the Russian units
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