Just 5 Drones: How Ukrainian Drones STRIKE a Russian Train and Ammunition Depot

Just 5 Drones: How Ukrainian Drones STRIKE a Russian Train and Ammunition Depot

At 10:14 near the Luhansk border, five FP-2 unmanned drones launch and move deep into contested airspace on a single coordinated mission. The operation unfolds in daylight as the drones fly low and spread out, navigating electronic warfare interference from a Russian R-330Zh Zhitel jamming system while attempting to maintain course toward their assigned objectives.

As the drones approach the Rozkishne area, layered air defenses come into play. Systems such as the Pantsir-S1 and ZU-23-2 engage the incoming aircraft, creating intense defensive fire. Despite multiple losses, one drone successfully reaches a logistics and ammunition depot, triggering a secondary explosion that exposes the vulnerability of fixed infrastructure under sustained pressure.

With the alert level raised, the remaining drones continue toward Dovzhansk, where a Tor-M2 air defense system guards the rail sector. Missiles are launched, interceptions occur, and only a single drone remains on course. Flying under extreme threat, it reaches a line of stationary fuel tank railcars, striking critical rail infrastructure and causing a large-scale fire that disrupts logistics operations.

This video breaks down how a small number of drones, operating under electronic warfare and modern air-defense networks, can still impose significant operational and economic strain. The focus is on tactics, countermeasures, and the evolving role of unmanned systems in modern conflict.

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