Ukraine's Drone Strike on Russian Bridge

0:00On April 7th, Ukrainian troops pulled off a game-changer last March by using British-made drones to wipe out a vital Russian bridge over the Conka. River and Occupied Curson. This marked the first time drones led a full operation to drop a bridge, hitting in hard over two months until sections collapsed into the water. These Maloy T-150 heavy-lived drones, built by a BAE systems outfit, weren't even made for war at first. Picture this, they started as flying bikes to round up cattle in the Australian outback, but Ukraine turned them into bridge busters. The Shryk crippled Russian supply lines to pound Curson on the Nipro's right bank, catching occupiers off guard near the town of Oleshky. Folks on the ground knew bridges are tough nuts from the top, but easier from below. Now, the UK's ramping up support, with long-range nightfall rockets packing 200 kg more heads, able to hit targets over 300 miles. Away. Contracts worth 9 million pounds are underway for test missiles.

1:02Meanwhile, Russia flexed with Yars' intercontinental ballistic missile drills in Siberia last month, practicing sneaky moves and defenses in the snow. As this tech arms raise heats up, the fight in Ukraine stays fierce.