The Birds of Madjar have teamed up with Jamala for a song about the return of Crimea

“Ptakhiv Madyara” and Ukrainian singer Jamala have released a joint project dedicated to the return of the temporarily occupied Crimea to Ukraine. The collaboration was based on more than 7,000 missions carried out by “Ptakhiv Madyara.”

The music video for the song “The Way Home” was edited together from archival footage shot in Crimea before its seizure by the Russians, as well as footage from UAVs of the 414th Unmanned Systems Brigade, which carried out over 700 missions there last summer, striking a number of enemy targets and effectively paralyzing the enemy’s shipping in the Black and Azov Seas.

“Usually, the media and Telegram channels only publish the final part of the flight—the last frames before impact. But between takeoff and the target, the drone covers dozens of kilometers: cliffs, beaches, mountain slopes, and the coastline. Until recently, a return to Crimea seemed like a distant prospect. Yes, it won’t be easy or quick, but these images show that drones are already paving the way home,” the UAF Unmanned Systems Forces noted.

This was reported by the Unmanned Systems Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Madyar’s “Birds” eliminated an occupier with a drone from an ambush.

Robert “Madyar” Brovdi, commander of the Unmanned Systems Forces, released a new report on the results of the Ukrainian military’s operations. According to him, over the past 24 hours, on July 12, 1,725 unique enemy targets were destroyed or hit.

Additionally, the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ Unmanned Systems Forces, in coordination with the Main Intelligence Directorate and the State Border Guard Service, struck one of Rosneft’s largest oil refineries. A key industrial facility in the southern Volga region was also targeted.