Zelenskyy Turns the Tables on Putin
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
There they go. Just look at the map where those drone swarms are headed.
What happened when Ukrainian drone swarms struck the Black Sea and Sea of Azov?
Ukrainian President Zelensky has unleashed yet another drone swarm, this time targeting the Black Sea. Over 20 Russian vessels destroyed in the Black Sea, and this follows dozens and dozens of Russian vessels. destroyed in the sea of azov which was previously targeted and by the way ukraine continues to hit ships in the sea of azov but russia's basically shut down tankers going there because of the ukrainian drone swarms we'll get to that in just a moment Look at this massive fireball rising over the Russian oil depot near Stavropol after an overnight strike right here by Zelensky. Take a look at this oil depot. It's actually in the Milkovsk area near Stavropol. Take a look. I'm just going to show you this video right here.
me just show you what some of these uh ukrainian drones look like like this is the ukrainian drone that looks like a copy of the iranian shahid drone that russia has been using against ukraine now this kind of shahid style ukrainian drone if you will is on its way to attack russia's angles bomber air base earlier in the morning let's play this clip
Here's another video of that, let's play it.
More from Angles, here's a photo. Shout out Max26, great work that Max does. In Angles, Saratov region, you can see the Angles Air Base under attack right there. I wanna go back to where I started though, The Ukrainian drone swarms in the Black Sea after successfully targeting all those Russian tankers in the Sea of Azov. Just so let's pull up a map just so you can see what I'm talking about.
How many Russian vessels and tankers were reportedly destroyed in July?
I'm a visual learner right here. You see where the Sea of Azov is right there between Ukraine and Russia. You see Crimea, which was taken over by Russia and annexed. more than 10 years ago, 12 years ago to be precise. You see the Black Sea right over there. Now, Ukraine was pretty much directing its drone swarms in the Sea of Azov. Now, the Black Sea. Let's take a look at some of this footage because these drone swarms are striking hard. And as I noted, in the Black Sea, 20 ships. We're talking about 17 Russian oil tankers, two gas carriers, and one tug. So in terms of all of the vessels that have been destroyed by Ukraine in July alone, we're talking about 136 Russian vessels. As I play this B-roll for you right here, this is in the Black Sea.
116 in the Sea of Azov from, you know, pretty much early to mid-July. And then more in the Black Sea right there, July 15th, July 16th, you know, and today, yesterday. Let's take a look right here in the Sea of Azov. Pull up this footage right here. Ukrainian attack drones hit another 15 vessels in the Sea of Azov over there. I'll share with you this video showing one of the Russian vessels attacked by the Ukrainian strike drones. burning in the Sea of Azov right there. Russian ship in the Sea of Azov smokes heavily after encountering with the Ukrainian strike zone.
Which Russian oil depots and refineries were hit and where are they located?
Shout out Special Care Sean Catt. Foreign sailors filming several Russian vessels burning in the Sea of Azov after a series of Ukrainian drone strikes. Let me show you what it looks like when those Ukrainian drones are buzzing. I showed you one that almost looks like it's spoofing. the Iranian Shahid that Russia uses. But this right here is the FP-1 drone. Remember, Ukraine uses FP-1 long range, FP-2.
What types of Ukrainian drones (FP‑1, FP‑2, FP‑5) are being used in maritime strikes?
Those FP-5s are more of the ballistic, frequently called flamingos. Here's the FP-1 drone striking the Russian port of Azov, the Rostov Oblast. Let's take a look.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:04
2
What happened when Ukrainian drone swarms struck the Black Sea and Sea of Azov?
0:04–2:30
3
How many Russian vessels and tankers were reportedly destroyed in July?
2:30–4:12
4
Which Russian oil depots and refineries were hit and where are they located?
4:12–4:41
5
What types of Ukrainian drones (FP‑1, FP‑2, FP‑5) are being used in maritime strikes?
4:41–6:36
6
How far have Ukrainian strikes penetrated into Russian territory (examples like Salavat and Omsk)?
6:36–10:06
7
What was revealed about Ukraine’s unmanned amphibious landing on Kinburn Spit?
10:06–11:42
8
What goals and demands did Zelensky outline at the Southeast Europe Summit about defense and sanctions?
11:42–15:06