Secret Tactics for Destroying FPV Ambushes: An Exclusive Interview with Pilots from the 155th Separate Mechanized Brigade near Pokrovsk (video)

08/11/2026

This video highlights the routine combat operations of a drone crew from the 155th Separate Mechanized Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Pokrovsk sector. Service members describe carrying out missions to intercept and counter enemy aerial threats, specifically “Molniya”-type unmanned aerial vehicles. The footage demonstrates the organization of daily operations, crew coordination, and the personnel’s high level of proficiency following their training. Special emphasis is placed on the effective elimination of airborne threats, the neutralization of concealed enemy aerial ambushes, and the disruption of logistics routes of the occupation forces. The material demonstrates the high effectiveness of defensive operations, reliable protection of ground units against aerial threats, and the importance of preserving the lives of personnel.

The Pokrovsk sector remains one of the most critical areas of defense. Soldiers from the 155th Separate Brigade, having returned from training, are carrying out missions amidst high-intensity combat, demonstrating exemplary military discipline and teamwork. The crew’s primary mission is aerial interception and providing comprehensive air cover for our forces. In the video, the soldiers share their experience regarding operational organization and mission execution: Organizing countermeasures against UAVs—general principles of aerial reconnaissance, as well as detecting and neutralizing enemy aerial ambushes. The impact of weather conditions: The interview highlights why the precise performance of every service member—from driver-mechanic to commander—is key to the successful execution of orders from command. Special attention is paid to the commander’s role in creating proper conditions for personnel, respecting subordinates’ opinions, and ensuring a complete absence of unauthorized absences (AWOL) within the unit through effective leadership and care for the troops.

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