00:00Hello friends, the Invading Federation is carrying out a global recruitment campaign that,
00:05curiously enough, is attracting figures ranging from the far left,
00:08like the Argentine Kirchnerist we saw a couple of days ago, to North American traditionalists.
00:13However, those who make up the majority of the recruited contingent
00:17are African men who at least seem to be quite enthusiastic upon arriving in Mordor.
00:23Habibi, my friend, you have no idea what crazy adventures await you!
00:28In any case, they aren't the only ones being recruited. The father of a Canadian
00:32family who emigrated on a visa, of traditional values, which is the gimmick they used to lure
00:37the naive who still believe the fairy tale of a traditionalist Christian Russia,
00:41was surprised to find that he has no chance of obtaining permanent residency,
00:44unless he signs a military service contract with the Russian Ministry of Defense.
00:49And we all know what that means! A couple of weeks of training only to be assigned to an
00:54assault unit afterward, with little chance of surviving his very first mission on the front lines.
01:00After investing his life savings to recreate an episode of the hit 1980s American television series,
01:06Little House on the Prairie, the family patriarch now faces the decision of ending up as food for
01:12oil mosquitoes in a Ukrainian trench or trying to head back to Canada.
01:16I regret to inform you, sir, that your victim card has been declined.
01:21In this footage, we can see how a Ukrainian FP2 drone hits a Pantsir S2 anti-aircraft system on the
01:28night of October 2. These systems are among the drone operator's favorites, and it gets engulfed in a
01:34blazing fire that triggers a secondary explosion, the kind we don't see that often anymore, so it's much appreciated.
01:42The next day, a Muscovite goes to assess the damage, but realizes the report will be brief,
01:46since he only needs to write down the words, total loss.
01:50This Pantsir, in particular, had drawn a lot of attention, because it had been deployed to block the path
01:56in one of the corridors, used by Ukrainian strategic attack drones, heading into the invaders' rear,
02:02so it was decided to send an FP2 to ruin the night for the Russian crew of this system.
02:07An objective that I think we can consider completely accomplished.
02:11The Pantsir S2 is an upgraded version of the Pantsir S1, which incorporates an improved S-band
02:18search radar, extending the detection range beyond 40 km and optimizing the tracking of multiple targets,
02:24in addition to using missiles with a longer range than those that also have provided us with some
02:29pleasant moments of laughter and fun, like this one, which almost demilitarized the platoon of their
02:34infantry colleagues who were filming it. On October 2nd, a Ukrainian long-range reconnaissance and
02:41strike drone demonstrated how unmanned forces patrol the skies over occupied cities, hunting for targets
02:47behind one's lines. In this case, the raider reached the center of the occupied city of Donetsk,
02:54flying over the empty stands of the Donbass Arena to finally hit railway cars near the city's train station.
03:02The footage shows the aircraft smoothly traversing the city's airspace, which is supposedly protected
03:08by an air defense dome that apparently was on vacation that day. The operators reported that they
03:14crossed several zones with active electronic warfare and had to evade an interception attempt by a Russian
03:20vulture, which failed its mission thanks to a last-minute maneuver by the Ukrainian operators.
03:25From the stadium, the Ukrainian Mosquito headed toward the train station where it locked onto a target,
03:30successfully striking it even though the video signal was cut off by Ivan's jamming.
03:37The Naval Front
03:39In this video, we can see the cargo ship Volga 4007 anchored off the coast of the Turkish city of
03:45Trabzon,
03:46showing severe fire damage to its superstructure, which is no surprise considering it was struck by
03:52four drones while leaving the Russian port of Novorossiysk on August 20th. At the time of the attack,
03:59the vessel had a crew of 13 sailors, of whom five were injured. In the footage, the anti-drone
04:07protective netting is still visible, but it clearly offered limited protection against the successive
04:12strikes by the Ukrainian drones. Other damaged vessels, including dry cargo freighters and fuel tankers,
04:19have sought refuge or inspection in Turkish waters in recent months.
04:26Reassaying middle bloggers point out that cage-like passive defenses, increasingly installed on horde
04:31ships operating in the region, have repeatedly failed to prevent fires or structural damage when
04:36multiple drones strike the target consecutively. On the aerial front, Seriha Viskrestov, a presidential
04:45technology advisor known by the cold sign Flash, reported an incident in which a Russian Garen-4
04:51one-way attack drone appears to have shut off its turbojet engine prior to impact and continued its
04:57flight toward its planned target by gliding. It is not clear whether this was due to a technical failure
05:02or a deliberate maneuver to allow for a slower, more accurate final approach, or if it is a strategy
05:07to reduce the drone's infrared signature in order to evade the man-portable missiles protecting Ukraine's
05:12energy infrastructure. The video shows the drone in flight, and on the tail surfaces, two MS
05:19antennas can be seen, one pointing upward and the other downward, to connect to the mesh communication
05:24system used by the SIG variants, the video and telemetry in real time.
05:30This is not good news, since on Friday afternoon, the invading horde further intensified
05:36its campaign of strikes against Kyiv's civilian infrastructure, when Russian jet drones struck
05:42the Pivdeni bridge over the Ditnepro river for the fourth time in two days, which connects the two parts
05:47of the city, forcing the bridge to close completely to cars and metro trains, and it imposing severe
05:53restrictions on the remaining routes connecting both halves of the capital. The attacks began
05:59Thursday morning, against a pier of the Pivdeni bridge, while a green-lined metro train was still
06:05crossing it. Although engineers initially detected no critical structural damage in traffic was able to
06:12resume, subsequent impacts later that night and before dawn on Friday damaged the roadway, a safety
06:17barrier, and the concrete shielding over the subway tracks. By midday, the bridge was
06:23closed in both directions. A new attack, occurring around 5.40 pm, sent up a plume of smoke from the
06:30section that was already closed. Bridges over the Dnepro had not been directly targeted since the start
06:38of the full-scale invasion in 2022, even though Russian attacks had hit power plants, warehouses,
06:42and residential areas. Over a third of the capital's roughly 3 million residents live on the left bank,
06:51while most offices, government buildings, and jobs are concentrated on the other side. Closing or
06:57restricting these crossings turns daily commuting into a bottleneck that adds hours to the travel time
07:02for Kyiv residents, forcing most to cross the river on foot. On Friday afternoon, the city faces traffic
07:11chaos at the end of the workday, leaving thousands of people with no way to return to their homes.
07:17Now, considering that Moscow also has multiple bridges connecting the city,
07:21I think these attacks will bring consequences for Muscovites very soon.
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