False Reporting Results in Thousands of Casualties for the Russians - They Still do it!

Name: False Reporting Results in Thousands of Casualties for the Russians - They Still do it!
Uploaded: 2026-10-02T16:21:38+00:00
Duration: 23 min 34 s
Channel: Artur Rehi

00:00My friends today is this kind of video where I gathered up over last four weeks this interesting

00:05drone footage battle footage that I couldn't show snippets of in my usual video so I combined them

00:10in today. We begin with maps. Russian maps the maps that they show to their officers. Officers

00:17show to them higher ups and they show it to Kerasimov and he shows it to Putin and every

00:23next officer adds a little it's like a game of telephone you know so in the end the map that

00:29Putin and Kerasimov see is pretty much what you see on the screen right here. This is northeast of

00:35Kharkiv Oblast. This green area is according to the Russians surrounded Ukrainians. Not a small area

00:43210 square kilometers of surrounded Ukrainians. This could be a brigade or two. This could be

00:505,000 Ukrainian soldiers as Putin claimed on television. Putin said 5,000 Ukrainians are

00:56surrounded. This was weeks ago by the way. This was in August and they still report this still in

01:03different sources. Even Rebar reports this. What a whole brigade of Ukrainians surrounded the

01:09northeast of Kharkiv Oblast. Is this true or not? No it is not true. They're not surrounded. Russians

01:15don't even control the surrounding areas. These are every next officer adding a little bit because it

01:21looks good in the eyes of his higher-ups and he gets I don't know more money benefits more reinforcements

01:27more ammunition whatever he gets more he wants it so he has the incentive to lie on the maps. So

01:35in the

01:35end Putin goes on television to claim that there's a massive Ukrainian contingent surrounded. This is

01:42an information bubble living its own life being the source of itself. It's pretty bad. And I've reported

01:50on this specific information bubble for about a month. Everybody knows it's just a false Russian

01:57info. But they do report it. It lives its own life in Russia now. Because in state television, this is

02:03Russian TV, I think this came out a few days ago. Millions of Russians watching and taking this as face

02:10value.

02:11So what they see, what they believe is this. But first, breaking news from the Ministry of Defense.

02:17Our troops have captured the towns of Petropavlovka and Lozova in the Kharkiv region. Now millions of

02:26Russians are like yeah we captured two towns in Kharkiv. Let's see where these towns are. Lozova 110

02:32kilometers from the front line. There's not even a chance that Russians are in this town. These deep state

02:39maps are made with impartial observers. You know, if they're not sure that the front line changes they will

02:47not change it. So this deep state map is quite accurate. Plus minus 10 kilometers, not 110 kilometers.

02:55So you can pretty much believe this map. 110 kilometers away. This is not even a rear area of Ukraine.

03:02This is just internal Ukraine. Russians have never been here. They claim this is captured. And this goes to show

03:07how far

03:07this lying in the Russian army to the higher ups goes. And this is not just, oh the Russians are

03:13lying.

03:14No, this results directly in tens of thousands of Russian casualties because they are given orders

03:19from top down to take some areas that are just completely impossible because they have the false

03:25information. So they have to storm or push in areas that are completely, let's say, un-stormable.

03:32Un-pushable. I know this is a bad language to use here, but this is how it is. If they

03:37are in Lozova,

03:38next they should take is Pavlokrat. How the hell if this is 150 clicks from the front? You get where

03:45I'm going with this. So let's get down to the reality, the real map. This is the reality. This

03:51map is 90% accurate, plus or minus 10 clicks in some areas. The gray zone, the drone control area,

03:59the death zone. This is the truth. The red area is what Russians have taken in 2026. The blue area,

04:06what Ukrainians have pushed back in 2026. As you notice in the blue area, this here is the Lehman

04:12counter-offensive Operation V-Bildi. Beautifully done in the last six months. Nicely followed,

04:18OPSEC. It's wonderful. Again, as I mentioned always when I talk about this, it is localized.

04:24Now you can see how localized. You see both these blue areas. It is the Ukrainians pushing back

04:30Russian salience that threaten some kind of strategic areas. And this Lehman area right here,

04:36close to 500 square kilometers. Yeah, I see people, pro-Ukrainians reporting this. They just broke

04:43through the Russian lines or pushing in the rear. Now, the front is not like 2023 or 2022 when you

04:50can

04:51break through it. The front now goes on to be three, four, five defense lines deep, many echelons of

04:57defenses. So you cannot break through Ukrainian defense line. You cannot break through a Russian

05:03defense line. It is literally impossible with the forces of both sides that they have on the field.

05:08What they can do is push back some of the localized area. The front line, the defensive lines of Russians

05:14here go back tens of kilometers. So they break through something. Just mind that if you see anyone

05:20claiming that somebody broke through, you know they're bullshitting and oh no shit. Yeah, this is great,

05:26but it's localized. Why am I talking so much about this that we get to the reality is because Russians

05:32are

05:33far away from the reality. And we see them throwing men away for political orders to take settlements

05:39that's not connected to reality at all hundreds of kilometers from the front or tens of kilometers.

05:45What I am fighting against is the same thing happening in the Ukrainian army, which is sometimes

05:50does. So I have decided I'm gonna every time I talk about these maps, I'm gonna mention the real

05:55situation, which is that this successful Ukrainian counteroffensive, beautiful, but localized.

06:02Nobody broke through anywhere. The truth is that the front is not anymore something you can break

06:08through. That was 2022. Now it's different. In this information, let's see what an information

06:14operation looks like. A frontal area that I have kept my eye on for the last four years. I have

06:20seen

06:20Russians be here. I have seen Ukrainians be here. This is Kherson. This is the destroyed Antonovsky

06:26bridge you see right here. Behind it is Oleski. And there is this Dacia area, this small strip on the

06:33Russian controlled side of the Kherson river, Dnipro river. This is like summer homes of Ukrainians,

06:39nice Dacia, summer vibes area near the beachfront or riverfront, whatever you want to call it.

06:46But this area here with the rivers and everything, you can see it on satellite, it floods two times a

06:52year.

06:52It is an area you don't want to have your infantry on. Very hard to move around, cold and wet,

06:58quite easy for drones to pick up these men who are here. It's a bad area to be. But check

07:04this out,

07:04this just came out. What is intriguing? Russians report that Ukrainian forces are trying to establish

07:10a bridge head on the left bank on the Dnipro river where the destroyed Kherson bridge runs towards

07:15the occupied Oleski. This zone is under control of the Ukrainian drones. Fights are reported in the

07:21Dutch area in the occupied zone. So fights are reported on this line of houses right here where

07:27my cursor is going. This has been going on for three years. Some Ukrainian raids cross the river,

07:33hold a few days or a few weeks and then pull back. When Russians are seeing Ukrainian information that

07:38there might increase fighting here, which I'm going to tell you, sending any kind of meaningful

07:43infantry into these wetlands is suicide. Ukrainians are not going to do that. If Russians see Ukrainian

07:51information that they are going to do that, it can be nothing else than an information operation

07:56aimed for Russians to pull in reinforcements into this area to counter this new Ukrainian threat,

08:03which cannot be real because we have seen countless men die on these wetlands and nobody

08:08wants to send men there. So this is what an information operation looks like and if you have followed this

08:13war for years and years, you know that some areas you just cannot fight on. Some areas you cannot hold.

08:19This is one of these areas. If you see that Russians claim Ukrainians are going to attack here,

08:24either it's a Russian info-op or it's a Ukrainian info-op. That's how it is. Info-ops everywhere,

08:31and you gotta keep your feet planted. Otherwise, you gotta get lost in these claims.

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09:27Now, this next segment could be called drones. And I'll show you a footage that I could not plant

09:33in any other video. So here it is. It's perfect for this one. It's a Ukrainian new tactic. Every

09:40month or two, we see Russians or Ukrainians adopt something new in the drone warfare. This is an FPV

09:47drone used in a new way. Usually they are laid down in the standby modes. So when a Russian soldier

09:55advances three days later, the drone is still there sleeping, but it can spring to life and attack that

10:01soldier. Now, in this video, the drone is used in a similar manner, but they have attached a gadget to

10:06it so it could hang from a power line, giving it an advantage point of view, higher up view for

10:13its

10:13standby mode. So it's still the standby ambush drone, but it's hanging from a power line. This is the

10:20small upgrade in tactics. And it's a good idea. Great idea. If you can 3D print these gadgets. See,

10:28now it's hanging now, hanging from a power line. Switch to standby mode for the next five days. It will

10:35be

10:35here at the spring to life and give an alert to the drone operator any second, if it sees detects

10:42anything. Wonderful tactic. And you can be sure that the Ukrainians, they're using it now. The

10:47Russians will be using it two weeks later, three weeks later. This is how this innovation versus

10:52counter innovation goes. Now, let's see a word from the man himself, Robert Magyar Provdy, the leader or

11:00chief of the Ukrainian drone forces. And I love what he has done. He has made a gadget or a

11:06counter for

11:07Russian losses made by his forces. Let's see it. Just as of today, the forces of my grouping killed

11:15daily, one enemy battalion every 24 hours. I think he means this is battalion tactical group, which is

11:22what 900 men, something like that. 600 to 900 men. Russia doesn't use battalion tactical groups anymore,

11:28since they fight differently than they're supposed to fight on paper. But yeah, I think this is what it

11:33means. While we're sitting here watching that we started with the interview, what was the figure to

11:39remember? 167. While we spoke the first few sentences, already 18 scumbags finished their history in the

11:47SMO. Going forward, this number will simply grow more dynamically. We are ready to greet those bottomless

11:54portions of canned meat. Woo. I love this guy. Ever since he made his appearance in the Ukraine and as

12:00a

12:00Ukrainian drone commander, he has always made these videos, his use of language to describe the Russians

12:06is priceless. I really like it. Usually he calls their worms. But in this case, bottomless portions of canned

12:13meat. What a poetic man. I emphasize once again, this will not seem like a walk in the park for

12:20us. Yeah, but this

12:22guy has revolutionized Ukrainian drone forces, started as a drone operator, then the leader of

12:28one drone unit, then a whole, you know, drone battalion, then they modernized the whole drone

12:35forces in Ukraine to be under one systematic command and him to be the leader of entire Ukrainian drone

12:41forces. So he's just an amazing man, an innovator, reformator, cool guy, great use of language, great

12:50vision, and he has transformed the Ukrainian drone forces into insanely effective and deadly force. I love him.

12:57Now a little joke for you. On the front lines, Ukrainians are making these funny videos and I feel bad

13:02if

13:02I don't show them to you. So here's a drone farm on the front lines. Ukrainian soldier feeding his new

13:08drone

13:08chickens a little bit of wheat or whatever this is. Drone chickens are growing up nicely. Another batch of drone

13:16chickens in this coop, however you call this box here. Yeah, this is how Madiard's drones are made.

13:23All right, going from drones to the next segment, which is Russian air defense. Let's see, I've compiled

13:29in the last month, great clips I want to show you. So this first one, it came out recently, a

13:34few days

13:35ago, I think. Oh, no, it came out two days ago only. Okay. This is, of course, a Russian propaganda

13:40stunt.

13:40They showed it in state television. They need these, you know, hero stories. So here we have Russian air

13:46defense crew looks to be young guys who shot down three Ukrainian flamingo missiles. I'm not going to

13:54say any more because it's priceless. Get your popcorn. Fighters with the call signs Hacker and Parnaul

13:59waited for their targets for over three hours. And here comes what may seem to be like the most

14:05nerve-wracking moment, intercepting the enemy missiles, but the crew's hand didn't shake.

14:11Number eight, I'm conducting a search. Search, you know, shoots one missile, one air defense missile,

14:18engaging the jet. And it looks to be in this video that they actually hit something. Flamingo destroyed.

14:26Was that a flamingo? Affirmative. We saw a large ball of fire, a flare. Accordingly,

14:33the largest was moving at high speed of 180 meters per second. We made a decision within literally one

14:39second, engaged it and reported it. Did you hit it with the first shot? And now we get like,

14:46are you ready for this? This is official Russia, what they showed to their people to give you an idea

14:51of how out of touch the people might be if they watch these reports or Putin, if he gets these

14:57reports. Affirmative. All three cruise missiles with a single shot. So this, the point of this video

15:03is to show the Russian people that this crew shot down three flamingos with one shot.

15:10Should I go into this? Is this possible or not? I don't think I should waste your time.

15:15It's just funny. It's just funny that in the fourth year of war, this is what they produce

15:20and show the Russian people. This is what they want the Russian people to believe. We shot down

15:24three flamingos with one shot. It's like these anecdotes from about the Soviet Union, you know,

15:29what you're able to do. Let's complete the five year plan with one year or similar anecdote you

15:34definitely know from the seventies and eighties. It's just so stupid, but it's entertaining for us.

15:40In reality, to give you the touch of reality, this is what Russian air defense really is.

15:46They take recruits, young recruits there, sometimes conscripts. Training doesn't take much time and

15:57what we have seen, they're not really able to shoot down many of the drones that are flying low and

16:02slow.

16:03This guy looking like an absolute clown in this with this weapon. Look at that. All right.

16:09Next time I want to actually show you that they're trying to shoot down a drone. I mean,

16:15low and slow flying drone. What is the 10 different guns in this video? Let's see if they're able to

16:20do

16:20that. This is a heavy machine gun and people use their Kalashnikovs also. And they shoot at this

16:25drone for what, 15 seconds straight, trying to take it down. This is the reality right here. It's insanely

16:32difficult. Even a drone so big and so close. What 10 guys shooting at it. It's just very difficult.

16:39If you don't practice it every day, it's very, very difficult to take down a drone like that. And

16:44then they took three flamingos out with one shot. That's a wow, a real one moment. And let's just,

16:49for the sake of it, go, you know, Moscow air defense. What was it? That was 20th of September

16:55when this was a massive attack against Moscow. So their air defense fired all over the place,

17:00trying to take down these drones and these flamingo missiles. And what's the outcome? Well,

17:05the Russian air defense missile bodies latched in the center of the engine block of the car is

17:11Russian air defense missile destroying the cars. And look in this video, we can actually see it from

17:17the footage. It's not my claim or just like some propaganda. Oh, Russians really bad. Look at that.

17:22So from here, you can see Russian air defense missile was shot out right now. Here was shot out.

17:28It acquires the target, follows it and goes to, and flies into a Russian Moscow panel. You're in your

17:36panel in Moscow. You see Ukrainian drones are like, yeah, we're going to shoot them down. And the Russians

17:40shoot a missile into your apartment. That's the reality. That's it. Happens all the time in Russia.

17:49Many different cities. We have seen videos like this. Yeah. Not going to go into any more,

17:53but that's the reality. So that makes even more funnier the claims that they're able to take down

17:58three flamingos with one shot. Now this next video, next section could be called interesting videos.

18:03I have nowhere else to plant them, but I want you to see them. This video came on September 30th,

18:08two days ago, and we can see the Russians on the front carrying a field telephone wire with a spool.

18:15Now I want to make fun of it because it's a world war one technology. I want to make fun

18:21of it,

18:21but I can't because it actually works on the front when there's insane amount of jammers on both sides

18:27in some, you know, section where fighting is heavy and both sides are focusing that electronic warfare

18:32capabilities there. For example, 10 square kilometers area. You couldn't make a call. You couldn't,

18:38the radios are not working, nothing. You cannot jam field telephones. It is stupid. It's very

18:42cumbersome to actually carry this wire. How do I know? Because I did it. In my conscription days,

18:47I was a radio communications company communications. That was me. And we had this kind of stuff. Most,

18:54we relied on the Falcon two, Falcon three, Harris, United States radios, but always there was always

19:00being taught to us that if shit hits the fan and it's being jammed, every radio is being jammed.

19:05We got to go to field telephones. Nobody can jam that. So yeah, I had to do that. It's really

19:10difficult

19:11to carry it. It's heavy. You need two guys at least and it gets stuck everywhere. And it's,

19:16you got to, you know, carry it for two or three kilometers like that. It's insanely difficult.

19:22So yeah, I'm making fun of them for using World War One tech, but I, in the same time, I'm

19:26not

19:26because we have to do that and everybody has to do that if there's insanely heavy jamming and you need

19:31to get the communications out. So I don't know what I'm stating here. It's just an interesting video.

19:37I wanted to show you of what the warfare can still be 100 years later after this technology

19:42was invented. We're still using it some areas. Next video, the last video I want to show you is

19:49a video we got many, many of in 2022. Not after three years, we didn't get many of these abandoned

19:56Russian position videos, but now we got another one and analyzing what the Russians left behind

20:01gives us a glimpse of what they're like. Look, damn, they stole the hat somewhere.

20:11Look, they love slippers. Damn, you see, they're here and there. Look, there are guitars.

20:17I remind you that Russians came in and they didn't bring slippers. Everything you see in this position

20:22are stolen from the local Ukrainians. A case too? Damn it. Guitar players. Combat boots. Look at that.

20:30What? Two kitchen boards. Look, maybe we will gift it to someone that has a birthday on 28th. Don't mess

20:38around.

20:41Look at that house they built for themselves. They even stole the gate from the garage.

20:48Another pair of sneakers. Look. If you know these Panelka areas in the former Soviet countries or in the

20:55Warsaw Pact countries, these Panelka areas always have these garage blocks for cars and the gates are

21:01always the same across former Soviet Union in Estonia, in Ukraine, everywhere. So I recognize this

21:06gate because everybody had the same gates in the garage of garage blocks. So this is one of these and

21:12they

21:12dismantled it from the garage and brought it here. It's a lot of work. They're obsessed with shoes.

21:21They've stolen a lot of shoes. Look, Tamagotchi. They have Tetris game right here. Who has a Tetris

21:30game in a village? Probably Ukrainian kids. So they stole that from Ukrainian kid. That's heartless.

21:35Here they slept. They stole a lot of blankets, as you can see. Every blanket they could find. By the

21:41way,

21:41no sleeping bags. This shows you these might be troops who are not properly geared. Perhaps

21:47infiltration troops. So they had to steal everything. It gives you an idea of the state of the troops

21:53and the purpose of them. Because infiltration troops and Storm Z units, they're not given almost

21:57anything. Maybe a few magazines only. No border almost. So you get the idea that you can tell a lot

22:04about the unit that was sent here by what they left behind. Almost everything. If you know the structure

22:09of the Russian army and how they work, based on this video, I could tell you which, pretty much,

22:14which unit was here. What was their point? Why they pulled back? If they pulled back on orders or not.

22:20Because infiltration units and Storm Z are not given orders to pull back ever. They're expendables.

22:25They're there to die. So if they are these troops and they pulled back or left the position,

22:30they will be charged with abandoning your position and they will be sent immediately back to the offensive.

22:34So if you know this stuff about the Russian army, you can detect almost everything based on this

22:41position. You don't have to be like a psychic. It's just easy to detect. This is it for today,

22:47my friends. I'll be back for you every Monday, Wednesday and Friday to take another look into

22:51some area of the war and give you the truth about it. And I promise you that. No hype on

22:57this channel.

22:57Only true videos, true claims. Recently I see some pro Ukrainians getting very carried away in wishful

23:04thinking. And this, I want Ukraine to win. This is very important to me. But wishful thinking in war,

23:13and I've fallen into that trap many times throughout the years, it will get men killed if an officer who

23:18gives orders has this wishful thinking or illusions. So we must fight against it. So this is what I'm

23:24doing on this channel now. Only the true claims. Thank you for watching, my friends. Until my next

23:29video, be sure to be back. Be sure to subscribe and bye bye.

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