These images show Ukrainian forces taking out Russian military equipment using kamikaze drones in Bakhmut.
The footage shows Russian military equipment hidden inside an abandoned building before it is hit by Ukrainian kamikaze drones.
The images were obtained from the 42nd Separate Mechanised Brigade on Tuesday, 2nd February, along with a statement saying: “ Unique special operation to destroy BMP-2 indoors using FPV drones! The fighters of the Perun unit carried out a difficult job in one of the districts of Bakhmut.”
The images and statement were also relayed by the Ground Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that between 24th February 2022 and 2nd February 2024. Russia had lost approximately 387,060 personnel, 6,331 tanks, 11,792 armoured combat vehicles, 9,274 artillery units, 978 multiple launch rocket systems. 663 air defence systems, 332 warplanes, 324 helicopters, 7,146 drones, 1,847 cruise missiles, 24 warships, 1 submarine, 12,316 motor vehicles and fuel tankers, and 1,470 units of special equipment.”
Ukrainian Kamikaze Drone Hits Russian Soldier In The Head With Pinpoint Accuracy
The UN’s top court is set to decide if Ukraine’s claim against Russia for violating international law can proceed.
Ukraine alleges Russia breached the 1948 Genocide Convention by justifying invasion to stop alleged genocide in eastern Ukraine.
The court issued emergency measures in March 2022, ordering Russia to halt military operations in Ukraine.
EU leaders have persuaded Hungary’s Viktor Orban to approve a EUR 50 billion aid package for Kyiv, which Orban had previously vetoed, now securing unanimous agreement.
Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky has expressed his gratitude to EU leaders for securing a deal on long-term financial assistance while urging them to increase military aid.
Ukrainian Kamikaze Drones Take Out Russian Tank And BMP
He emphasised the significance of the unanimous decision by all 27 leaders, highlighting strong EU unity.
Russia’s President Vladimir Putin is set to visit Turkey on 12 February to meet with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, according to a Turkish official.
This visit is notable as Putin faces travel restrictions due to an international criminal court (ICC) warrant for war crimes, but Turkey, despite being a NATO member, does not recognise the ICC.
Next week, the US Senate will attempt to vote on a bill merging new southern border policies with wartime aid for Ukraine and other allies. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer set the vote for Wednesday.
