Sunday, July 6, 2025

Ukrainian Forces Stun Russia



A video vividly captures Russian Troops struggling to recover a Damaged Tank while coming under Relentless, precise Drone Strikes launched by Ukraine. The footage highlights both the growing Effectiveness of Ukrainian Drone Warfare and the Challenges faced by Russian Forces in Contested areas.

Drone Operators from the Ivan Franko Group operating Deep behind Russian Lines, spotted an Armored Recovery Vehicle (BREM) transporting what the Defense Outlet reported was a Damaged Tank and took it. After spotting the BREM on the move, the Ukrainian Drone Operators took the opportunity to Attack the system while it was Vulnerable. Footage from the attacks revealed what happened next.

In the video, the Russian Armored Recovery Vehicle can be seen carrying a Damaged Tank and being led by another Military Vehicle. Ukrainian Drone Operators appeared to have waited until the BREM was Stopped before Attacking the system.

One Drone swoops down on the Armored Recovery Vehicle from above and slams into an Unidentifiable part of the system. The First Strike can be seen from the view of an overhead Reconnaissance Drone. A Second Drone followed the same Attack Vector as the first. The footage followed the Drone’s Attack run until just before it Struck the Top of the BREM. The video also shows a Third Drone attacking the Vehicle from above.

At some point during the Attack, the BREM started moving again. However, the footage showed a Fourth Drone tracking the Armored Recovery Vehicle. The Drone smashed into the System after it appeared to Stop again. It is unclear from the footage if the BREM was Destroyed in the Attack. However, the Ivan Franko Group claimed in a Message posted with the Combat footage that the Russian Armored Recovery Vehicle had been Destroyed.

"We continue to demilitarize Russia by all available means," the Unit commented on its Telegram channel. It also noted that several other Vehicles were Destroyed in the Attack. In the Video, a Transport Truck and an unknown Vehicle can be seen being Attacked.

The Russian Armed Forces Field a variety of BREM Armored Recovery Vehicle Models. It is unclear which Model was attacked by the Ivan Franko Group. However, the Original BREM-1 was introduced into the Russian Military in 1975 and may have been what was Attacked in the Video. According to Army Recognition, Russia accepted the Upgraded BREM-1M model into Service in 2013. This was an Upgraded model based on the T-90 Tank.

The BREM-1M was designed to Evacuate Tanks from the Frontline and also provide Technical Support, making it another possible Candidate for the system that was Destroyed by the Ivan Franko Group. According to the Dutch Open-Source Intelligence firm Oryx, which has been Visually tracking Russian and Ukrainian Equipment losses in the War using Photo and Video Evidence, as of June 5th, Russia has lost 97 BREM-1s as well as 22 other BREM models, including the BREM-D. BREM-L, BREM-K, BREM-CH, and BREM-2.










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