A fighter from the “Rubizh” Brigade revealed the tactics used to repel Russian assaults involving drones and artillery
The platoon leader of the 4th Battalion “Force of Freedom” of the “Rubizh” Brigade, with the call sign “White,” demonstrated how Ukrainian troops are repelling attacks by Russian assault groups through coordinated actions by various units.
According to the soldier, Russian assault groups are attempting to advance toward Ukrainian positions, but their movements are quickly detected even on the outskirts.
“Bilyi” explained that the key to repelling these attacks lies in the coordination of aerial reconnaissance, FPV drones, heavy strike drones, and artillery.
It is precisely this coordination between different units, he said, that often becomes the decisive factor in battle.
In the video, the soldier explains how the enemy is detected as it approaches positions, how airstrikes are adjusted, and how the battle is managed in real time using drones.
He emphasizes that the modern battlefield depends to a large extent on the rapid exchange of information and the precision of coordination between units.
According to “Bilyi,” it is precisely the combination of reconnaissance, unmanned systems, and artillery support that makes it possible to effectively halt enemy assaults before they reach Ukrainian positions.
The video demonstrates how modern technologies and the coordinated work of units are shaping a new model of combat on the front lines.
The video was released on June 21 on the channel of the 4th Special Operations Brigade “Rubizh,” named after Hero of Ukraine Sergeant Serhiy Mykhalchuk of the National Guard of Ukraine.
The Russian army’s total combat losses since the start of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine have reached approximately 1,393,140 servicemen.
The day before, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that Ukraine would continue to intensify long-range strikes on Russian territory and expand the capabilities of its own drones.
On the night of Saturday, June 21, drones attacked the port in Kerch in the temporarily occupied Crimea and the “Kavkaz” port in Russia’s Krasnodar Krai, resulting in fires at the facilities.
In the Dnipro region, particularly on the temporarily occupied left bank of the Kherson Oblast, Russian troops are increasingly facing supply and logistics challenges. Ukrainian defense forces have intensified pressure on key supply routes, further complicating the movement and delivery of resources to the occupying forces.
A Ukrainian drone attack on targets in the Moscow region on Thursday served as yet another example that, according to CNN, confirms the effectiveness of Ukraine’s strategy of overwhelming Russian air defense systems through the massive use of drones.
