Ukrainian drones and mines brutally blasted Russian motorcycle troops in a tight siege at Chasiv Yar

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In today’s video, The Russian motorcycle trooper was enjoying good fortune, it seemed. Riding fast along a well-traveled track threading across the no-man’s-land somewhere along the 1,100-km front line of Russia’s wider war on Ukraine, the bike soldier maneuvered toward a gap in a deep anti-tank trench the Ukrainians had prepared for just this scenario.

Incredibly, the Russian wasn’t deterred by the nearby hulks of numerous destroyed armored vehicles. It’s possible one alternative trying to jump the trench scared him more than the prospect of motoring across a possible kill zone.

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[Music] The Russian motorcycle trooper was enjoying good fortune, it seemed. Riding fast along a well-traveled track, threading across the no man’s land somewhere along the 1,100 km front line of Russia’s wider war on Ukraine, the bike soldier maneuvered toward a gap in a deep anti-tank trench the Ukrainians had prepared for just this scenario. The flat gap, a kind of earthn bridge, was a veritable door for attacking Russian vehicles. Apparently, it was in fact a trap and not the first one Ukrainian troops have sprung along the Russians preferred routes as Russia’s wider war on Ukraine grinds into its 43rd month. Incredibly, the Russian wasn’t deterred by the nearby hulks of numerous destroyed armored vehicles. It’s possible one alternative trying to jump the trench scared him more than the prospect of motoring across a possible kill zone. Recall what happened when back in May, a different Russian bike soldier raced in broad daylight across the no man’s land, miraculously avoiding mines, artillery, and drones. [Music] That biker’s luck held until he neared a long Ukrainian anti-tank trench one without a convenient crossing. Apparently confident in his bike handling, the rider accelerated up the loose dirt piled up on the edge of the trench, clearly aiming to jump. He fell short and died or was badly injured in the resulting crash at the bottom of the trench, apparently preferring to cross a trench rather than jump it. The Russian motorcyclist in the more recent incident rode right into the Ukrainian’s trap. As a Ukrainian drone observed, the troopers sped over a mine and exploded in a towering fireball. Incredibly, the Russians survived, at least for a little while. He could be seen moving amid the wreckage of his wrecked motorcycle. Ukrainian war correspondent Yuri Bhutus was beused, but not surprised. Russian bonsai suicide bombers race across the field straight into a mine with a natural result, he wrote. [Music] In April 2024, the Ukrainian troops defending Chassar, a now ruined town in the no man’s land in eastern Ukraine’s Donetsk Oblast, set a similar trap for the Russian mechanized forces pushing west across Donetsk. The trap straddled a bottleneck for Russian forces rolling out from their forward base in occupied Ivanki. That bottleneck is a small bridge on the T-0504 road that threads west out of EvanKI and through a forest into Chassar’s southern districts. If the Russians, possibly from the 11th Air Assault Brigade, then operating from the ruins of Bachmoot, a few miles to the east, could get over the bridge, they would have been able to disappear into the woods and creep toward Chassivar with some degree of concealment from drones and artillery and protection from mines. and they eventually did cross the bridge, but only after suffering shockingly heavy casualties. Local Ukrainian forces from the 42nd and 67th Mechanized Brigades and adjacent units concentrated enough firepower on the bridge to temporarily block Russian assaults on southern Chase before they reached the protection of the trees. They knocked out vehicle after vehicle until the road was littered with scorched metal. In one instance, creating a traffic jam of destroyed equipment. [Music] Ukrainian analysis group front intelligence insight anticipated the Russians struggle crossing that bridge. It was especially formidable given Russian commander’s inability to adapt quickly and find a safer route for their belleaguered troops. What’s especially shocking is that the Ukrainian tactic on display on that vehicle eating crossing is that it’s straight out of the Russians standard battlefield doctrine. According to the definitive the Russian way of war, Russian regiments construct fortifications to protect the forward edge of the defense and canalyze the enemy into fire sacks within the defense. This strategy repeatedly used by Ukraine funnels enemies into kill zones where they are destroyed with concentrated firepower. The fire in the fire sack could be tank fire, artillery, anti-tank missiles, or as was the case for that unfortunate biker mines. [Music] Ukrainian military analysts deep state reported on 24th September that Russian forces occupied the villages of Nova Mikolivka in Denipropovsk oblast and Novoanovka in zapria oblast marking continued territorial gains for Moscow’s forces across multiple fronts. The territorial losses represent part of a broader pattern of Russian advances documented by deep state over recent days. On 23rd September, the project published new maps showing Russian forces had gained ground in both Dinipropatrovsk and Zaparisia oblasts with Interfax Ukraine reporting that Russian forces captured 8.77 square kilmters of territory in the previous 24-hour period. The developments follow mixed battlefield results for Ukrainian forces. On 22nd September, Ukrainian defense forces reclaimed 1.3 km of territory in the Doorilia direction of Daetsk Oblast that had previously been occupied by Russian troops. On the 20th of September, deep state had documented Russian advances across three directions, including positions in Zaparisia Oblast, Nepropatrovsk Oblast, and Donetsk Oblast. The Deep State Project operates as an open-source intelligence platform that tracks military operations through interactive mapping, providing regular updates on frontline positions and territorial control changes throughout the conflict. [Music] Yeah, [Music] strong kill. Heat. Heat. [Music] [Music] Heat. Heat. 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