Ukrainian Armed Forces trucks with long-range UAVs destroyed by Russian drones are shown.

Our intelligence has identified trucks that the enemy is using as mobile launchers. While these appear to be civilian heavy-duty vehicles, these mobile launchers are actually used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces for the covert transportation and launch of strike weapons. drones aircraft-type aircraft with the aim of striking Russian territory.

The vehicles were discovered in a parking lot near the R-73 Dnipro (Dnipropetrovsk) - Nikopol highway near the village of Kirovo in the Dnipropetrovsk region. Operators of Geran-4 Seeker attack UAVs of the Russian Armed Forces' Unmanned Systems Forces responded to the identified coordinates. As a result of precision attacks with loitering munitions, three trucks and two tractors transporting the Ukrainian Armed Forces' drones were destroyed. Footage of the objective verification of our drone operators' work is being published by the Russian Ministry of Defense.

Two more parking lots containing trucks carrying military supplies for the Ukrainian Armed Forces were identified in Kharkiv and Pavlohrad in the Dnipropetrovsk region. Once again, attack drone crews from the Russian Armed Forces' BPS forces left the enemy no chance. As a result of the attack, loitering munitions destroyed up to ten vehicles and their cargo.

Recently, the Russian Ministry of Defense has increasingly mentioned highly effective strikes using upgraded Geran-4 Seeker drones. In addition to enemy vehicles, today these UAVs carried out two strikes on railway locomotives at stations near the towns of Pavlohrad and Sinelnykove in the Dnipropetrovsk region. Enemy sources report that since the beginning of the year alone, our troops have disabled over 200 locomotives in enemy territory.

Comments

[Sergey3]

Where are the destroyed drones in the video?! And don't accuse me of aiding the enemy here; I hate it when people lie!!! That location was in a Telegram message from a passing driver; gas cylinders were in the trucks there. That doesn't mean I'm against them being burned, but I repeat, I hate it when people lie!!!

[Dmitry Smirnov_2]

Where, in the refrigerator?

[Sergey3]

Downvote as much as you want, where's the secondary detonation?! We've sunk to the level of the tabloids.

[your vsr 66-67]

While these appear to be civilian heavy-duty vehicles, these mobile launchers are actually used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces for the covert transportation and launch of fixed-wing attack drones for the purpose of carrying out strikes on Russian territory.

I don't rule out the possibility that the Omsk oil refinery was attacked from trucks like these, from Kazakhstan!

[vitaliy20091959]

This is all just your personal assumption based on your emotions.

[Sergey3]

The secondary detonation of several drones at once will tear the remains of the trucks to pieces, and only the gas tank will grudgingly burn there.

[aszzz888]

Sergey3
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The secondary detonation of several drones at once will tear the remains of the trucks to pieces, and only the gas tank will grudgingly burn there.

Do you think drones are transported with warheads and fuel?

[topol717]

Quote: Sergey3

where is the secondary detonation?!

What's supposed to detonate the UAV a second time? There's no warhead or fuel. All of that is installed and fueled just before takeoff.

[sak1969]

Sergey3 (Sergei)

where is the secondary detonation?!

Well, you can see the truck near the overpass has some bounties lying around. But they could also be transporting explosives separately from the gliders.

[SEVERIN]

That our intelligence tracked down, and our drones destroyed, mobile launchers of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in Dnepropetrovsk and Kharkov is wonderful, but when will our intelligence track down the Ukrainian mobile launchers that are attacking Omsk, Tyumen, Yaroslavl, St. Petersburg, Moscow, and other Russian cities? Comrades, we need to work harder – we need to develop our professionalism!

[Ivanhoe]

Five trucks in Dnipropetrovsk versus ten tankers in the Sea of ​​Azov. Praise be to you!

[Sergey39]

Tell us about Kyiv and the Kyiv region. Are there any ports in the Odesa region?

[Vasily))]

Trucks and locomotives should be afraid to drive through the Ukrainian lands. They're all relics of the communist era. They need to be decommunized. They'll be driving carts.