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On May 30, several videos showing recent combat operations by the Russian military against Kiev forces in several directions were posted to social networks.
Most of the videos showed recent FPV suicide drones strikes from the directions of Donetsk, Sumy, Kharkiv and others. The footage contain more than 60 strikes in total, with the targets ranging from Ukrainian positions and troops to weapons, including two infantry fighting vehicles, an American-made M2A2 Bradley and a Swedish-made CV9040C, as well as a Ukrainian-made 2S22 Bohdana self-propelled howitzer and Baba Yaga armed hexacopter drones.
One other video showed a series of strikes by Ka-52 attack helicopters and TOS-1A multiple thermobaric rocket launchers on a gathering of Ukraine’s 43rd Artillery Brigade near the settlement of Peschanoye in Kharkiv.
Another video documents a strike with a FAB-300 bomb equipped with a UMPK guidance and gliding kit on a gathering of the 141st Infantry Brigade of Kiev forces close to the settlement of Komar in Donetsk.
The last video shows a series of strikes with lighter UMPK bombs on Ukrainian fortifications in the settlements of Novotroitskoye, Vladimirovka, and Shevchenko Pervoye in Donetsk.
In its daily briefing, the Russian Ministry of Defense stated that Kiev forces have lost 663 aircraft, 283 helicopters, 60,423 drones, 607 air defense systems, 23,651 tanks and other armored fighting vehicles, 1,565 multiple rocket launchers, 25,396 artillery pieces, and 36,191 support vehicles since the start of the special military operation.
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