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💥 Iron thunder — DIU warriors smash enemy military train

🔥 Spectacular footage from a combat operation in the temporarily occupied territory of Zaporizhzhia Oblast — on May 24, 2025, strike UAV specialists from the active-duty units of the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine (DIU) tracked and struck a Russian military train carrying fuel.

🎯 Precise strikes on the occupiers’ logistics target were delivered while it was in motion — on the railway section between Verkhniy Tokmak, Molochansk, and Fedorivka.

💥 At least three fuel tankers were destroyed. Rail supply lines for Russian occupation forces in the temporarily occupied territories of Zaporizhzhia Oblast and Crimea have been disrupted.

⚔️ The armed struggle aimed at obstructing and paralyzing the military logistics of the Muscovites continues.

🔗 You can join the active-duty units of the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine by filling out the application at the link.

🇺🇦 Glory to Ukraine!

https://t.me/DIUkraine/5987

    • LaFinlandia@sopuli.xyzOP
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      1 month ago

      The Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked a train with fuel in the occupied territory of Zaporizhia Oblast. ASTRA learned about the consequences of the strike

      The day before, the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine published a video of a UAV attack on a freight train. In the video, at least one carriage catches fire after the strike. It was claimed that this happened on May 24 on the Verkhniy Tokmak - Molochansk - Fedorovka railway section. The agency reported the destruction of three fuel tanks.

      According to ASTRA sources, Ukrainian drones did indeed strike a moving train heading from Volnovakha to Dzhankoy. This happened on the night of May 24 near the Fedorovka station in the Melitopol district. The train was attacked by three UAVs in total.

      One UAV crashed into a diesel fuel tank, which exploded and caught fire. Another one hit a freight car, and a third hit the railroad tracks.

      There were no casualties.

      https://t.me/astrapress/82107