00:01Hello friends!
00:04A mosquito from the Arthan unmanned systems unit is resting by the side of the road when an invader passes
00:10by on the street who seems completely unaware of the presence of its main predator on the Ukrainian steppes.
00:16But when it takes off, Ivan breaks all the Russian Federation's records in the 100-meter dash.
00:22Even so, it wasn't enough to outrun his pursuer.
00:28But sometimes, kinetic action isn't even necessary.
00:32Like in this case, where two invaders decide to neutralize each other.
00:36Meanwhile, the Ukrainian long-range attack drone, Class B-2, keeps searching for a better target, flying over an air
00:42defense unit that doesn't have very good aim and finally deputinizes a military truck.
00:47In summary, a solid incursion along this road.
00:51Throughout the entire sequence, you can see the shadow of the mosquito on the asphalt of the road.
01:01A Ukrainian mosquito is lying in ambush in the darkest part of the night when three invaders stop to pick
01:07up a colleague.
01:08Once they continue on their way, the mosquito takes off and proceeds to deliver them a lethal dose of hospitality.
01:15I find it very convenient that the orcs gather in tight groups.
01:18That helps save the valuable warrior mosquitoes of the steppes.
01:28Please friends, don't even think of showing him this video of a Ukrainian mosquito visiting an invader's fuel depot.
01:35First assessing it and then switching it to ignition mode.
01:40I'm sure if Trump sees this, he'll blame Ukraine for breaking his truce.
01:47In this footage, we see how a few weeks ago, Ivan's air defenses on the outskirts of Moscow shot down
01:53a Ukrainian strategic attack.
01:54Mosquito, FB-1.
01:56I know you'd rather see them visiting.
01:58I'm including this only because it seemed to me a clear example of how the proximity fuse of anti-aircraft
02:04missiles works on both sides.
02:06At least, Mosquito paid an unexpected visit to some Russian's house.
02:12On the Kharkiv front, the 475th Independent Assault Regiment of Ukraine, known by the unusual name of Kode 9.2,
02:21released footage captured by the reconnaissance Mosquitoes of a recent combined arms operation by the unit.
02:27In it, a tank and a Bradley infantry fighting vehicle, equipped with extensive and dense hedgehog-style cage armor,
02:34for protection against drones, crossed to the front line and attacked the Russian forward positions with direct fire.
02:41The armored vehicles moved fearlessly across open terrain under continuous air support.
02:47The reconnaissance drones monitored the route and kept the targets under continuous surveillance,
02:52while attack drones and heavy vampire-type bomber drones provided multiple layers of coverage and surveillance.
03:00During the advance of the armored vehicles, an interceptor drone from the unit destroyed a Russian attack drone that was
03:06heading toward the tank.
03:07After carrying out the planned attacks against the invaders' positions, both vehicles returned to their base without any problems.
03:14The command of the regiment reported that all the objectives set by the commander were accomplished.
03:18Oleksandr Nastenko, also known as Flint, who holds the title of Hero of Ukraine and was a businessman before the
03:25war,
03:25has applied his experience in organizational management and innovation to develop many of the new tactics and technologies for his
03:32unit.
03:32The operation is consistent with the type of raids that have recently been attributed to the unit in the northeast
03:38of the Kharkiv region
03:40and illustrates the evolution of the regiment's doctrine toward a close integration of manned and unmanned systems.
03:46Code 9.2 initially emerged as a company specializing in drones within the 92nd Assault Brigade before expanding to become
03:55a full assault regiment.
03:56It combines a small but very well-equipped infantry and armored force with an organic drone component that is disproportionately
04:03large for its size,
04:04including organic reconnaissance, attack, and interception platforms.
04:09The unit had already documented similar incursions by tanks with hedgehog-type armor
04:14and escorted by various types of drones since late September near Viljubatka.
04:18These tactics allow armored vehicles to operate in environments with a high drone threat by combining passive protection,
04:26active interception of enemy vultures, and real-time reconnaissance.
04:30By combining passive protection structures with drones, interceptors, and continuous real-time reconnaissance,
04:37units like Code 9.2 have regained limited direct-fire options for tanks and infantry fighting vehicles,
04:43allowing them to approach enemy positions, carry out offensive actions, and withdraw with reduced risk.
04:50The images from October 11 highlight both the usefulness of armored vehicles when they have proper support
04:56and the ongoing Ukrainian experimentation with collaboration between manned and unmanned systems.
05:14For its part, the Alpha Special Operations Center of the Security Service of Ukraine, or OSBU, has once again taken
05:21the top spot among all units of Ukraine's defense forces.
05:24For the seventh consecutive month, according to the verified volume of enemy targets hit,
05:30this sustained leadership underscores Alpha's role as a formidable force in the war of attrition against the invaders,
05:36using intensive operations with unmanned systems and precision special operations tactics.
05:42In September 2026, alone, Alpha operators neutralized more than 7,600 invading infantry troops,
05:506,938 unmanned aerial vehicles and various types of ground robotic systems,
05:552,971 vehicles,
05:58178 ammunition and equipment depots,
06:0139 armored vehicles,
06:0233 artillery systems,
06:0426 air defense systems,
06:0616 multiple rocket launcher systems,
06:0913 radar and electronic warfare systems,
06:129 vessels,
06:13and 5 command posts.
06:15These figures show a trend of excellent results,
06:18consistently maintained over several months.
06:21Previous reports indicated that Alpha had neutralized about 6,000 Horde personnel in August and more than 8,000 in
06:28May,
06:28as well as thousands of drones, vehicles and other infrastructure targets.
06:33This consistent performance reflects Alpha's specialization in drone-centered warfare,
06:39which allows it to carry out highly effective attacks both on the frontline and behind Russian lines.
06:44The cumulative effects over the months are systematically degrading Russian military potential,
06:49especially in the areas of air defense, communications, logistics and infantry.
06:55The Ukrainian command has highlighted Alpha's contribution and even President Zelenskyy has stated that this unit is responsible for at
07:02least 20% of the attacks against Russian forces on the front.
07:06Alpha's prominence is not new since the unit played a fundamental role in the operation.
07:12Spiderweb on June 1, 2025, where its operators controlled the attack drones that targeted the invading Horde's strategic bombers at
07:20several airfields.
07:22Founded on June 23, 1994 as an elite anti-terrorist unit within the SBU, the Alpha group has expanded considerably
07:31during the full-scale war.
07:33And it currently carries out a wide range of high-risk missions, combining intelligence, direct action and advanced capabilities with
07:41unmanned systems.
07:48On the strategic front, just hours after President Trump, or as they call him in Russia, Agent Krasnov declared an
07:57energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine.
08:00With immediate effect, Russian forces attacked Kharkiv's combined heat and power plant No. 5, which is a critical facility that
08:08supplies heating and electricity to Ukraine's second-largest city.
08:13President Zelenskyy confirmed the attack, stating that it is part of a campaign by the invaders against civilian energy infrastructure,
08:21which has so far caused the deaths of more than 150 people and injured more than 700 just in the
08:27past week.
08:28The governor of Kharkiv also reported a Russian missile attack on a supermarket on the outskirts of the city,
08:34which caused the deaths of three civilians, including two children, and injured nine others.
08:40The announcement from Krasnov, I mean from Trump, was published on his Truth Social profile, and it says,
08:46Effective immediately, there is an energy ceasefire in the war between Russia and Ukraine.
08:51Both sides have agreed.
08:53Do not break it.
08:54The statement came after Zelenskyy appeared on the program, this week on the American network ABC,
09:01where the Ukrainian leader stated that Kyiv was willing to stop attacks on Russian oil refineries
09:06if Moscow reciprocated by stopping attacks on Ukrainian energy facilities.
09:12However, Ukrainian officials indicated that they learned about the supposed ceasefire agreement
09:17through Trump's post on social media and that they had not participated in any kind of negotiation to establish the
09:23terms.
09:24Later, Zelenskyy told Axios that if Trump had negotiated the agreement with Russian President Vladimir Putin,
09:31Ukraine was willing to accept it and was awaiting operational details from the United States.
09:36For its part, Mordor has not publicly confirmed its participation in the ceasefire.
09:42State media reported on Trump's statement without adding any comments from the Kremlin.
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