8 RUSSIANS 4 BIKES – The Fog did not Save These Occupiers

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00:00 Intro
00:58 Russian mindset on this war – great video
05:18 Another Russian transport ship hit with a drone
06:50 Ukrainian SOF 8th Regiment battle video
09:50 8 Russians on 4 motorcycles attempted to sneak through UA positions
11:56 Russian troops getting hit with FPV
14:31 Russia drops a massive glide bomb into Pokrovsk
17:08 Akhmat tiktokkers found UA landmines

Russian mindset on this war – great video
https://x.com/NatalkaKyiv/status/1995948147684802836
Another Russian transport ship hit with a drone
https://x.com/NOELreports/status/1995959988502888833
Ukrainian SOF 8th Regiment battle video
https://x.com/SOF_UKR/s tatus/1994393027578896673
8 Russians on 4 motorcycles attempted to sneak through UA positions – Outcome
https://x.com/EuromaidanPress/status/1995925482378858719
Russian troops getting hit with FPV
https://x.com/wartranslated/status/1995426603783118889
Evading an FPV in very narrow trenches
https://x.com/Funker530/status/1995229718057201790
Russia drops a massive glide bomb into Pokrovsk
https://x.com/UKikaski/status/1995580213787349253
NOV 19 GUR made it go BOOM in Berdyansk – 4 KIA 5 300 Occupiers
https://x.com/wartranslated/status/1995474368629964806
77 years old UA volunteer makes camo nets
https://x.com/Gerashchenko_en/status/1994376527694250011

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Hello my friends, it’s Wednesday. Welcome back. My friends, I made a mistake and the mistake was how many books I had made. I thought I am going to sell these books, but turns out it’s really difficult to sell a book. I mean, I went to Ukraine eight times uh with the donations that you gave. I delivered cars and drones and everything. I put it all down here in this book in a very humorous way. I mean, I enjoyed the process. It’s here for you. But I’m honestly haven’t haven’t been able to sell them like at all really. So it’s Christmas. Christmas is coming. You know, if you know somebody who use to understand Ukraine a little better to understand what you think about Ukraine because I’m assuming we share that opinion, well, eight missions in Ukraine. Go and get the book. I made it for you. Here it is. And uh I have quite a lot of them left. So go and get it, my friends. But now, my friends, I have a video for you that really opens up the Russian mindset of this entire war. And it’s so satirical, you might puke. You might actually vomit, but we’re going to watch together. And it’s funny as hell. I’ll read you the subtitles. This is the Russian veteran returns to his home village. And notice he doesn’t have any arms and legs. And uh turns out these Russians in Russia are called samovar which is this this Russian type of making tea or keeping it hot. It’s like a pot without you know arms and legs. So this is Mr. Samovar right here. Well hello dear Marland. I return to my native land. Welcome your hero Vana. You’re alive. And Vana is now drinking and has caned a few pounds pounds. Vana, have a bite to eat with your drink. They’ll bring our trophies from the special military operation. And soon my combat bodies will be arriving, too. Va, maybe that’s enough drinking for today. Shut up, Ludka, or I’ll hit you right now. Oh, this video is perfectly capturing the Russian spirit. Vana, where did you get so many toilets? And what are we supposed to do with them? We’re going to make the village modern. Everyone else has had toilets inside their houses for ages already. And we’ll put them in, too. Look how many they’ve got. Vana, you never had any brains and you still don’t. For that, you need running water in the house, but we only have a well. Lutka, set the table and get plenty of vodka ready. My combat buddies will be here soon. Okay, I’m on it, Ivan. It turned out that you’re only one from our platoon who’s left. The state will definitely reward you. And for your fallen comrades, we’ll give you some dumpling. Dumplings. I serve Russia. Yes. So, here we found the use for the trophies. And you said they were useless. There are enough dumplings for our entire village. They gave me enough for a whole platoon. And they’re making dumplings in the stolen Ukrainian toilet. Well done, Vana, our hero. The main thing now is that we have enough vodka. Ivan, here’s an apartment for you as a reward. I’m shocked myself. I thought they wouldn’t give you anything more than dumplings. Congratulations. I serve Russia. Congratulations. Ludka. We’re heading to a new city now in a new region of Russia. Everything’s new there. The local people respect me, will respect me because I liberated them. Now, Lutka, we’re going to live well. Va, I still can’t believe it. Va, what happened here? Well, what do you mean? What? We liberated the city. Va, I’m not going to live here. You wiped the city off the face of the earth. Even Shadriens is better now. I never thought I’d say that. And the drone finds Vana. This is what it means to be a Russian SVO veteran. Perfectly illustrates, perfectly captures the emotion. Mr. Samovar here will be turned into manure. But since it is hump day, we got the laughs out of the way. And now, my friends, some real news because the third Russian tank No, I’m sorry. This is the fourth. This is the fourth Russian tanker in the last week. There were two in the Black Sea. One at the coast of Seneagal. That’s the fourth one. So, another Russian tanker was hit by a Ukrainian drone, but this time not a maritime drone, but a flying fixedwing drone. It didn’t do much damage. It only left a black hole, black uh marking at the side of the ship next next to the captain’s captain’s quarters here. So, no big deal, right? But it still slows down the logistics. This tanker is called Midvulga 2 and it was filled with sunflower oil. It was hit right off the coast of Turkey and there were 13 crew members on board and all of them are fine. The style of this specific hit with one drone only is quite obvious. not to sink it, not even to damage the ship a lot, just to let Russia know that we’re watching these ships. We’re haunting them. Every hit as such slows the logistics down, slows the cycle down, the payment cycle, the delivering cycle of the goods, the sunflower oil. It just makes it a lot more harder for money and goods to flow for Russia. Showing that they don’t control the Black Sea trading routes Ukraine does. That’s the goal of this, not to sink this specific vessel. Are you ready, my friends? The hump day edition. Now, we’re going to watch some real battle footage that came out today or yesterday. And we begin with the Ukrainian eighth special operations regiment doing one of their sweeps. And in this one, they destroyed a Russian sleeper drone, a mine drone. That’s a specific drone that is standing on a side of the road switched off or in a sleeping mode. But if it um detects movement, it wakes up, alerts the pilot who now comes running to the controller and then it suddenly becomes like a moving mine. Now these operators are able to spot it, destroy it, and then they continue to take two Russian prisoners of war. Can this day get any more better? I don’t think so. So they stop the Humvey, get off immediately. contact with the drone they see in the ground. They destroyed with what? Five, six shots. Nicely shot. These guys can shoot. Notice small drones. Like the awareness of surrounding everything. Again, I’m throwing compliments here because this is great. Now, they found two Russian cockroaches. Why am I calling them cockroaches? Because they literally behave like ones. They hide themselves in holes and basement and they crawl out like that. Now, what’s important with these two guys that were taken prisoner now they’re being uh respected and treated? Well, of course, they had plans for Russian firing positions of artillery. After they were captured, the plans were studied and then Ukraine managed to destroy some Russian artillery pieces with drones thanks to these two guys. So, capturing cockroaches like that is very important. They might carry very important logistics uh info or uh maps, anything they carry, even a radio. I mean, you can listen through where somebody shooting, where are the drone operators positions, anything you get from them. Now, of course, uh, Russian drones were sent to hunt these SOF guys immediately as they captured because you know what happened sometimes when they captured these Russian PS, they immediately before relay their coordinates to their buddies, the Russian bodies or the unit commander, whatever it is. They’re pretty much letting them know that this is my coordinates. I’m being taken and that’s it. Blackout from them. But then the commander knows, okay, let’s send in artillery barrage or FPVs to these coordinates. And they don’t care that these are their own dudes. They care that they might be taking out this Humvey with the SOF fighters. And that’s how immediately FPVs arrive when they capture these Russian prisoners of war. And now the Humvey is doing an expill, a very successful operation. Happy Hump Day, my friends. This next video gets even more crazier. comes from Leman. And since there was fog yesterday, a video came out today, Russians of course take advantage of it because in the fog FPVs don’t really fly and the recon drones up in the air cannot see good, so they cannot relay the coordinates to the artillery crews. All in all, fog equals less fire, less FPVs, less artillery. So Russians can move and they become very bold. It’s like you, you know, give vodka to cockroaches. They fly really bad. Don’t do it. So, in this specific video, a Ukrainian drone is filming eight Russians with four motorcycles. If you do the math, it’s two Russians per motorcycle. They’re trying to get through the Ukrainian positions to infiltrate because that’s what they do. Push through, spread out, and then come out of the hiding places a few days later, wreak havoc. Let’s see how this infiltration operation goes. This is Need for Speed, right? Four Russian motorcycles speeding away. They’re placing anti-tank mines as we can see. Very nasty. Very sneaky. Not appreciated. And they’re speeding ahead. They’re trying to get behind Ukrainian drone crews. One motorcycle crashed. Another one crashed into it. Third one stops and everybody sprints out. And of course, the Ukrainian drone switches to heat vision. Why the hell not? Now, a babag guy arrives. By the way, this guy here, no baba needed. He demilitarized himself with a Ukrainian landmine. Genius, Ivan. But the next ones will get some Babaaga presents. One by one, Santa delivers presents to each and every one of them. And freedom is exported. Justice rules again. They are turned into manure for the Ukrainian sunflowers and the four motorcycles are destroyed. Happy hump day. In this next video, my friends, we have more Russian occupiers driving through the territory of Ukraine. And they are giving us their commentary. And there’s a surprise at the end. Not clickbait. There’s a very explosive surprise at the end. I’m driving with slush returning from mission to carry provisions and mines. Here on the way we came across our colleagues. Notice the lightness. Ah, there are our colleagues talking about a whole squad burning with a BMP or BTRs. Look, our colleagues, they got burned by an FPV. By the way, notice these uh little teddy bears and a horsey right here. Honestly, I feel bad for them. They got to spend their days with the company as these Russians. So, we too may burn similarly. That’s for how did he know? It’s a whole cemetery. Burned vehicles everywhere. Also, cable broke. Slush is accelerating. Cable. What cable? Changing gears. Dropping gas pedal. Grabs the wheel again. Oh my god. No hydraulics. We turn together on sharp corners. In short, this is how things are. It’s all right. We like it. That’s That’s famous last words. You know why? Because bada bing bada boom, sleepy with the fishes turned into manure. I love it. And they said they like it themselves and they’re joining their comrades. Now my friends, this next video I saw today, but I am sorry. I cannot make sure if this is Ukrainian or Russian. I’m not sure. But it just gives so perfectly the um reality of being an infantryman in a frontline trench where FPVs on both sides are hunting you. And these specific trenches are very narrow. Check it out. And turn the sound on. Very important. This is pure nightmare fuel. Honestly, man, this is I would wake like see this in my dreams and like running endlessly in these narrow trenches, FPV hunting you. This is nightmare fuel. Now, my friends, a drone footage, recon drone footage from Brosk where these uh panelas are still standing and how Russia takes a city is they demonstrated this in Cros Chichchnia in ’90s. So they destroy a city block one by one, building by building and then they send in infantry. This is what’s happening. So Prosk Panelka 25 years later like Kroni they drop in an over a ton weighing glide bomb to take out an entire building with one bomb and then they move in infantry and if Ukrainians fire at them they do the same thing again with another building. They don’t liberate, they destroy. That’s all they know. That’s the entire culture. This is a fab bomb. 3,000. So around three tons. This is one of the biggest bombs used in this war ever. But seeing this Russian carnage and how horrible their culture is, I need to get some feel good. So we go to occupied Peransk, which is occupied by Russians. And these Russian soldiers specifically had a specific gathering point. Every now and then they gathered after periods after intervals. So Ukrainian H you know the directorate of military intelligence found out through their operatives in Berdansk where these troops are gathering. And these operatives left a little present for these troops and they even filmed it because why not? It’s hump day. This happened on 19th of November. Peridians, occupied territory of Saparis region. Russian troops are gathering in a certain parking lot where they always do every week. Gathering place for Russian occupiers. Come on. I need it. I need it. I know you do. Bada boom. Present delivered. Santa showed himself freedom exported, turned into manure, turned into the seeds for sunflower, sleeping with the fishes. I do enjoy it. And let’s see how the local Russians commented on it. Where did that bang came from? There was a lot of smoke and soldiers were standing there. Probably a drone came. What was that noise? I hope they didn’t turn off the lights. No, they did not turn off the lights, but they turned off the lights of some occupiers. Wonderful job. Now, my friends, we all need these human stories. I need it personally. This is why I’m sharing one with you. I bring to you a 77year-old Ukrainian grandfather who is too old to fight, but he can do something. And he is doing something. I told my wife if my net saves the life of at least one soldier camo nets we’re talking about. I will consider that I have helped in some way that I have done something for this cause. This is called called one and a half There’s nothing complicated here. You do it once and then a second time. Now to start another row, we release it from the base. Wow. And that’s it. We start the next row. Yeah. Yeah. His name is Mikola Malov and he has woven over 9,000 square meters of camo nets. I mean this is incredible. Does it for free, does it from his old own time. He is retired. He could be doing whatever he wants. He decides to do this. decides to fight any way he can for his nation, his culture, his family and his son. He has sent these nets also to his son who is serving in the Mikolive region and he has sent three times these nets to his son already. So he has his own family fighting this war. So he wants to help any way he can. Respect to this Ukrainian grandfather. My friends, as I mentioned, I’m going to be honest with you. I’m really struggling to sell my book. So I’m actually asking your help. It’s Christmas. It’s a good present for anybody who thinks anything good of Ukraine, who is pro- Ukrainian. I’m sure you know people like that. I know people like that. It’s you. So, go and get it to yourself or your grandfather, grandmother, brother, sister, mother, uncle, whoever needs to be shared amazing stories from Ukraine through some dark humor. Thank you, my friends. Go and get it. Links in the description below. Until my next video, which will be on Friday. Slavia and bye-bye. My friends, you have been with me for almost 4 years now. We have seen that united we can make a difference in this war. We can help the Ukrainians and you did help them. You donated not once, not twice, but eight times. For eight times I traveled to Ukraine to hand over the tens of trucks and hundreds of drones you bought for the Ukrainian units. These trucks and drones directly saved Ukrainian soldiers lives. Soldiers who got to live another day, fight another day for their homes and families. Here on YouTube, I have not been able to tell you the whole story, the truth about what happened while I was in Ukraine. Countless times we fell under Russian drone and missile attacks. Countless times I felt the fear of death. And countless times I promised myself that I will not stop out of fear. On my final mission in Ukraine, my wife was with me. In fact, we spent our honeymoon in a war zone in Ukraine. The best honeymoon one can hope for. Here you can see her shooting guns with the ESPU Alpha Group, the best special forces Ukraine has to offer. All of this is written down for you in my book, Eight Missions in Ukraine. I ask you to read it, to witness everything I witnessed, to share these experiences because this is our story through this war and it is intertwined with the story of Ukrainian people. Get eight missions in Ukraine through the link in the description below. Get it for yourself. Get it for someone who cares about the Ukrainian people’s fight for freedom. United, my friends, we will win.