Russia’s latest armored assault near Siversk ended in disaster. A massive 71-vehicle Russian convoy, including tanks, APCs, and motorcycles, was completely annihilated in a well-planned Ukrainian ambush. Using just 16 FPV drones, artillery coordination, and real-time surveillance, Ukraine turned the battlefield into a digital trap.
This wasn’t just a tactical win—it was a demonstration that Russia’s classic mass-armor strategy no longer works in the age of AI-guided drones, satellite targeting, and precision strikes.
In this video, we break down the battle moment by moment: how the 54th and 81st Ukrainian Brigades positioned themselves, why Russian logistics collapsed mid-operation, and how this single encounter cost Moscow over $90 million in lost equipment.
We also examine the strategic consequences—why Russian production can’t keep up, how morale is plummeting, and what this means for the future of the war in Ukraine.
