All language subtitles for 11-12-2023cfgchfceeee

Jewelry work of the FPV drone operator. The
pilot elegantly guided the drone between tree

trunks and landed the "bird" very close to
the Russian soldier. The information that the

enemy rigged an uncontrollable T-55 tank with
TNT and sent it towards the positions of the

Ukrainian Armed Forces is not true. This epic
boom comes from the 54th brigade of the AFU.

They destroyed a Russian field depot of anti-tank
mines TM-62 with a 120mm mortar. Donetsk region,

near the town of Soledar.The defeat of
a Russian armored personnel carrier and

the destruction of a Russian BTR-82A by FPV drones
on the left bank. Krynky, Kherson region.The 81st

Brigade used FPV drones to finish off and destroy
a Russian tank.The defeat of a Russian armored

personnel carrier and the destruction of a Russian
BTR-82A by FPV drones on the left bank. Krynky,

Kherson region.Ukrainian drone with night vision
destroys enemy infantry fighting vehicle. As

always, there were several occupiers on the armor.
The modern style of enemy tanks is to jump out,

shoot off ammunition, and escape before the fpv
drone arrives. But this particular tank did not

make it. Donetsk region. During the night, the
pilots of the "NOY" group's combat drones burned a

tank, two cars, an ammunition depot and inflicted
fire damage on the occupiers' positions. Images of

the storming of enemy positions by soldiers of
the 92nd Brigade near Bakhmut. The fighter who

recorded the video was wounded and evacuated. The
destruction of a Russian surveillance complex by a

drone of the 92nd Assault Brigade near Bakhmut.
"Murom" is a line of modern complexes that can

see a person at 10 km with a camera and at
4 km with a thermal imager. Footage from a

Ukrainian drone that recorded the destruction of
a Russian M-T-L-B on October 11 this year in the

Luhansk region. A Russian commander filming
the burning armored vehicle. His colleague

speaks of three wounded. A mangled Russian Grad
multiple rocket launcher in the occupier's lens.

After being hit with high-precision weapons, the
MLRS now looks more like a cyberpunk art object.