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Un dron ucraniano 🇺🇦 supera los múltiples intentos rusos 🇷🇺 de derribo antes de atacar la refinería de petróleo de Moscú, en la capital de Rusia 🇷🇺.
Increíble.
A break from our regular scheduled historical footage, explosion at the Ta’ Lourdes fireworks factory in Magħtab in Malta at around 6:36 local time today on June 1st 2026
Một chiếc xe ben đã sử dụng lối đi dân sinh tự phát để đi qua đường ray xe lửa thì gặp tai nạn
Các lối dân sinh tự phát, không rào chắn, không đèn cảnh báo như này rất nguy hiểm
One of the wildest intercept videos I have ever seen.
First glowing projectile: very likely a Stunner interceptor launched from David’s Sling, climbing toward the incoming MRBM warhead.
Second glowing projectile: the incoming MRBM warhead descending toward the ground, evading the interceptor.
Third glowing projectile entering from the right: very likely a Tamir interceptor launched from Iron Dome, approaching the MRBM warhead on a near-horizontal trajectory and successfully destroying it.
In fact, you can see the interceptor’s flight path begin with a very shallow climb before reversing and flying toward the ground on a very shallow descent.
The trajectory and intercept must have occured at the very limits of the system’s safety envelope.
H/T to @Etienne_Marcuz for the video.
#Ukraine: The Ukrainian Air force is still alive- seen here are two Ukrainian Su-27 striking Russian facilities on the famous Snake Island in the Black Sea, in remarkable footage filmed by a TB-2 drone.
As we can observe, there is serious damage.
Archival video from the cockpit of a Russian Mi-8 helicopter, which was part of a squadron flying towards Hostomel on the first day of the invasion on February 24, 2022
The second part of the video shows the moment one of the helicopters was shot down. A few seconds before the start of the filming, another helicopter was also shot down
Against the backdrop of the raid in Caracas, it's worth reminding the Russians that they are incapable of a beautiful airborne operation. And history will always remember this