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Sep 17, 2023 7 tweets 2 min read Read on X
Large weekend Escadrone release of Ukrainian FPV strike videos (equally large thread):

In the south, a Ukrainian FPV loitering munition hits a Russian BTR-80 on the move.
Russian MSTA-S destroyed by a group of Ukrainian FPV loitering munitions
Ukrainian FPV loitering munition strike targeting a parked and hidden Russian BTR-80.
Additional FPV loitering munition strikes targeting Russian vehicles.
Twin Ukrainian FPV loitering munition strikes targeting a Russian BMP-3 and BMP-1.
Another Russian MSTA-S SPH hit by a Ukrainian FPV loitering munition.

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