Ukrainian Drones Strike Russian Military Positions in Donbas (Video)

Ukrainian kamikaze drones have struck Russian armoured and logistics vehicles in the village of Terny, Donetsk region, causing significant damage to the enemy’s supply chain. The 63rd Separate Mechanised Brigade confirmed the successful operation, which targeted military transport and essential resources behind Russian lines.

Drone operators identified and hit two Russian MT-LB armoured personnel carriers, vehicles used to transport troops and supplies. Additional strikes destroyed logistics vehicles and motorcycles positioned in the rear. Ukrainian reconnaissance efforts also detected enemy mortar units and electronic warfare systems, which were further targeted.

Targeted Equipment	Type	Purpose	Impact of Destruction
MT-LB Armoured Carriers	Troop Transport	Moving soldiers and supplies	Limits Russian mobility and reinforcements
Logistics Vehicles	Supply Transport	Fuel, food, medical supplies	Weakens frontline operations
Motorcycles	Rapid Movement	Reconnaissance and transport	Reduces enemy speed and adaptability

Destroying logistics transport behind Russian positions could have serious consequences for the invaders, disrupting their ability to move fuel, food, and medical supplies. The brigade noted that continued losses of such vehicles would directly reduce Russian combat effectiveness in the area.

Russian forces still control part of the village of Terny and have been attempting to advance towards Yampolivka, a key settlement leading to the strategic city of Lyman. This city was liberated by Ukrainian forces in October 2022 and remains critical due to its position near key river crossings over the Siversky Donets River.

Location	Strategic Importance	Current Status
Terny	Access to Lyman and supply routes	Partially controlled by Russian forces
Yampolivka	Key position leading to Lyman	Russian advance halted by Ukrainian forces
Lyman	Controls access to river crossings	Liberated by Ukraine in October 2022