On the night of September 12, operators of the 1st Separate Special Operations Center, along with other units of the Special Operations Forces, struck the "Togliattikauchuk" plant in the Samara region of the Russian Federation.

The plant specializes in the production of synthetic rubbers, monomers, and high-octane fuel components. Synthetic rubbers, in particular, are used in the production of solid rocket fuel for tactical and ballistic missiles.

Distance to the target: ~880 km.

SSO of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, 8th Operational Special Purpose Brigade, 3rd Garrison Special Purpose Brigade managed to flush out a Russian DRG from a house, subsequently managed to kill and capture some of them. Released on September of 2026.


Geolocation:
02:53 — 48.613993, 37.563813

Russian PKM gunner fails to shot down an FPV it hits the truck, miraculously the soldier behind the truck make it out unscathed.

Funny enough first records of Malian recruits with Russian MoD in Ukraine were published by Sahel-related news, probably captured from the KIA Africa Corps or Malian Junta.

An unknown Ukrainian SSO unit managed to sneak up and raid a Russian position, the attack resulted in 4 Russian KIAs, the soldier can be seen taking passports and trophies from the small pocket of unit who were sent as DRG and to intensify the grey zone and wait for more additional units.

Credit: sof_ua on IG

First recorded Unmanned Naval Vessel warfare:

In the Black Sea, the Ukrainian unmanned surface vessel Sargan 3000 destroyed a Russian unmanned boat.

The target was detected by Ukrainian military intelligence (HUR). The Sargan, armed with an RWS Protector 12.7 mm remote weapon station, then engaged and destroyed the Russian vessel.

The Russian "Gerbera" drone, shot down by Mi-8 helicopter bounced off the ground and then hit it again before exploding.

Russians have used all sorts of Geran drones to hit gas stations in Ukraine, over 300 have been hit around the frontlines especially during the rush hours to make life more miserable for the people and even making it harder for military units to operate near the frontlines. A sad thing but this is Russia's response to its oil refinery getting hit everyday.

Ukraine's Budanov:

Twenty years ago, Gazprom was worth around $270 billion. Today, according to various estimates, that number has fallen to around $30 billion.

Therefore, the impact is quite serious.

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A Russian soldier is hit with FPV and seemingly unaware of the damage to his body, his face and arms are bloody with shrapnel and he is bleeding, tries to walk it off before collapsing, another drone puts him out of his misery.

Released on September 10th, 2026.

A footage of abandoned vehicles from Russian army during the initial stage of the war, apparently running out of fuel after extending their advance from south of Ukraine (either Kherson or Zaporizhzhia).

This footage is from an Israeli military raid in the town of Meithalun, located south of Jenin. During the operation, Israeli special forces and undercover Border Police units surrounded a residential building.

The individual shot and killed by the forces was identified as Hassan Rabaya (also reported as Hassan Rabia'a), a 40-year-old officer in the Palestinian security forces.

According to local community sources and the Palestinian Red Crescent, Rabaya was shot after stepping out of the surrounded house, and emergency medical teams were initially blocked from reaching him.

The footage was circulating gore channels again, it belongs to 2024 not 2025.

Over 30 Russian soldiers emerged one after another from a pipe in Mala Kurchakivka, Yunakivska community.

"The attack lasted for over 10 hours. However, the soldiers of the 71st separate rifle brigade, together with allied units, once again stopped the senseless Russian offensive. 29 occupiers were killed, and three were wounded."

According to the source.