the context of the video , is that special forces out flanked the russians and came behind them on the trench system , they where running from the ukranian forces coming from the front , they never expected special forces to be behind them
People don’t seem to grasp that it literally makes zero difference if you’re caught unarmed in your own defense network. Unless you throw your hands up and immediately surrender, enemy combatants do not have to take you prisoner. You’re in a defensive network with weapons all around you; The first guy had a shelf in the entrance to his dugout with hand grenades in it. There’s a reason actual professional militaries stress to their Soldiers to keep their weapon on them at all times. Because you never know when you’ll need it or when- Like this, your position can be raided. This is not a war crime at all. And those crying war crime have zero grasping of how war actually is and seem to source most of their unending knowledge from video games or romanticized movies.
Tankies always call everything a war crime, it's what they do. They know exactly what they're doing, they're not ignorant. Ukrainians fighting back against genocidal Russian invaders is a war crime in their eyes.
Its hilarious as well because before the war russians were screaming "we don't abide by international law so any war crimes are pointless" which in one regard is actually true, on the other hand it makes it even more hilarious when russians scream "OH MY GOD UKRAINIAN WAR CRIME" so its funny russians wanting ukraine to abide by international law but not russia hahaha
Translation: 05:07-05:37 - "Surrender fuckers and you'll live! Come out with your hands above your head and you'll live!" 05:38 - "There's a dangerous area on the left" 05:41 - asking permission to use a frag Thanks for the vid man!
After being in contacts in afghan against an insurgency, you wouldn’t have pictured the next conventional war going back in time to trench warfare. Brutal stuff, hats off.
Russia isn't the big scary boogie man everyone thought they were, if they were this would be a very different war. Fortunately for ukraine Russia has a ww2 mindset and a third world military.
Check the interview from June 26 2023 with guy who filmed this combat, it was 73rd center of the Special Operations Forces. They moved to and enter into the trenches as quietly as possible, so the enemy was caught by surprise, some of enemy soldiers in the video were moving towards their combat positions, thinking that the attack was coming from the field. 6:16 it was a detonation of gunpowder from an RPG, before that the enemy threw a grenade at them
@@travisbodemann7847 th-cam.com/video/9GXDo9xrpPw/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=%D0%A4%D0%B0%D0%BA%D1%82%D0%B8ICTV its obvi in Ukrainian, but hopefully subtitles works ok
Yeah I've seen this before, the cqc is this is just absolutely insane footage. Can't imagine how much adrenaline is going through them in those moments where it's life or death in an instant. Hat's off to the Ukrainians, those guy's have some ball's for sure.
Especially interesting there was a video with some of these guys who were in those trench himself. And he said a couple of words about 2nd grenade ruzzians throw back to them. After it he realized that he 1 in this close area and he need hide in one of those “windows” Thanks for showing each interesting footage of this war. From Ukraine with love. Thank you
Yup exactly, its the russian millblogger Wargonzo who gets killed. Its in a video that says something like "that look when u know u just fucked up"...pauses on his face, eats a few rounds, body goes limp, and then face 1st into the trench
Thanks so much for what you do. I love how you keep it all 'on the level' and avoid hyping-up or sensationalising any of it. Good straightforward info and perspective. Cheers from here in (oddly sunny most days recently) London.
1:18 "73 Maritime Center of Special Operations named after "Kish otaman"(a chief officer of the Kish (central body of government) of the Zaporozhian Host in the 16th through 18th centuries.) Antin Holovaty" 5:00 : -minus 3 -good job [something about hearing like "heard something"Or that the enemy did not listen ] -Surrender and you will live (х2) -Go out with your hands up - I need a grenade ...
Friend/Foe identification at 4:00 was impressive. Shots on target before foe could raise his rifle. & good call on the ear pro. Micro advantages like those compound across every small unit engagement.
Dude! 4:48 your point about them needing the ear protection to protect from certain higher decibels than others so they can still stay situationally aware was very interesting to me. That is something I would have never thought of being a regular citizen and never serving my country. Love this channel actually me and my wife both love this channel!
But there are consequences to ptsd later because then they will be able to hear when they return to civilian life. Hearing civilians talk and what they are actually saying is the number one cause of most acute episodes and veteran suicides. 😢
If you’ve ever shot a large caliber rifle, you know your ears ring. In the situation these guys were in, they needed all thier senses to the highest degree and ringing ears would definetly present a disadvantage.
@@johnnyfire3860 yes I shoot all The time actually lol. I ment how the headphones they are wearing protect up to certain decibels without dampening sounds underneath what ever decibel it’s set to. Like the fact he can hear a twig snap behind him but not be deafened by the continuous ring of his rifle bouncing off those trench walls. That is awesome and I had no idea that the ear protection you see them wearing a lot is capable of that I just thought it was a fixed up set of earmuffs. Lol.
I remember listening in on one of our officers getting dumped by his girlfriend while on guard once :D We bumped up the volume a lot of them during night guard hah. Bad times but good memories
@@djm24ableThose guys are investing tons of money in their headphones and stuff. I was helping some of them to get what they desperately needed, last year at the beginning of all this shit. The headphones that are popular around them are 3M Peltor comtac xpi or Peltor contact III
Yo Theo. TVP World posted an interview about a week ago with the soldier wearing the GoPro. Video titled: ‘A Russian soldier started falling out so I finished him off.’ Dude talks about the mission, general mindset during the war, etc. Battle-hardened for sure.
This was brutal to see but the guy jumping out the back of the apc and getting his leg blown off strapping it up and crawling back to the apc was one of the craziest vids I've ever seen
He's not dead cuz. He's done mutiple interviews. Nobody in that raid died. They stepped on mines that will take your legs. Every Ukrainian soldier carries a tourniquet and the soldier in the video immediately applies it properly then immediately get medivaced. He won't return to the front but he's not dead.
Maaaan , imagine level of his mental power or courage , that he is able to strapping himself and crawling back , these Ukrainians it’s like Spartans or Vikings , too much things we didn’t know bout them
At 5:19 the soldiers are screaming "Surrender, you *** ***! You will live!" in russian. At 6:30 - it was a grenade explosion, the hero of this video told it during the interview.
Thanks for your work, man. Your reviews can show most of the world what is really going on in Ukraine. How brave Ukrainian(Ukrainians and people from other countries, who fight together with us) warriors are. How dead complicated to free every single square meter of our territory. It's definitely, not like most people think. Glory to Ukraine. Thanks to all countries who support us 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
thanks, of course, but all this could have been completed a long time ago, but for some reason it is artificially delayed, allowing the Russians not to lose face. it's all leftist bastard scenario.
Thank You, I really appreciate you reacting to this one! I wanted to mention this one to you when it first released, but at the time I knew you would not do it since, it was not censored. So, i didn't bother, but I'm stoked someone found you a censored version. I REALLY wanted you to react to it, being that its CQC! TY🙏🙇♂ And, has anyone been able to confirm IF that was War Gonzo (Semyon Vladimirovich Pegov the youtuber/blogger) @ 6:41??
The Russians released a "live" interview with WarGonzo where he claims he's alive and well. I guess technically this could be faked as well but this pretty much dispelled the notion that he's dead for most people.
Pegov is well paid propagandist, he will not risk his life to visit front live. There is an old russian joke about this. Girl comes to militia offices (police) in the middle of the street at night and ask him: "Is it safe place? Don't you afraid to stand here?" He answers: "Don't worry, it is safe place! I would not stand here otherwise"
2:31 this is close to the kind of CQB being taught in Sweden in the early 1990's (at least in some elite units), it was known as the Israeli-method then. Then as time went on, kind of hostage-rescue inspired CQB become more popular and some people started to think about that style of CQB as being "outdated", and nerds from the tacticool community even found it "sloppy" (even though there is nothing sloppy about it if done corretly, it is just ruthlessly violent). But I have seen it used SO MUCH in Ukraine, and I have even seen a Navy SEAL volunteer use it in the fight against IS, and an Australian SASR operator use it in Afghanistan.
This is how I was taught CQB in the Swedish homeguard 2017... We would frag, then shot our way in to the rooms with our AK4s. No disrespect to the homeguard but I would not call us elite units lol. We can AND will put some Russians in the ground if they want the smoke though.
@@Roderik95 Neither is 2017 the early 1990s though, tactics tend to disperse downwards with time. Funnily enough I know someone who was in a Home Guard quick-response unit around 2015 too, and he was told that that style is just not how they do things, at least not anymore. Instead he was taught "high-speed" hostage-rescue style CQB that most of them lacked the skill to do as intended, and being taught ergonomics that made NO SENSE for the Ak 4, and doing stuff that would result in friendly-fire incidents from overpenetration if it was live-fire due to the 7.62. He felt like they were almost LARPing a SMU. I am glad that apparently not all Home Guard units are like that.
@@Osvath97 Yeah, it does disperse down with time. Good point. The high-speed stuff is better left with SOF and counter-terrorist units that have time to practice that stuff over and over and over again with more specific weapon systems. We were taught rather crude tactics I guess you could say. Shooting through walls with GPMGs. C4 the walls, fragging everything basically.
@@Roderik95 (Apparently my comment was removed since it contained a link lol, so I have to repost). Nothing is crude that works. SOF units are clinical when the situation demands it, such as hostage-rescue (all though in counter-insurgencies all are forced to be clinical sometimes). But they are not clinical for the sake of it. When the situation allows for it, SOF units will "swine" just as much in the attack (to use a Swedish expression) as any other unit, in fact much more so, since it is just more effective in many situations. As I think this very video of SOF shows. If you are interested in another example, you can search for (not going to link it since links are auto-deleted lol): "Iraq GoPro Combat - Navy Seal Sniper Assaults ISIS Held House In Close Combat Near Mosul"
the guy wearing the GoPro in his interview said that this was a well-prepared defensive positions, there were at least 4 ATGM's plus many machine guns facing them. With the standard assault would definitely be casualties, so they decided to use a small team and get into the trenches unnoticed, it took them many hours, moving slowly sometimes crawling in the open field. When they finally got in and opened up on them, the Russians were running around trying to take the defensive positions thinking the assault had begun, not knowing that they already had visitors inside the trenches.
I've also seen a 17 minutes long video where the SOF soldier whose helmet camera filmed this fight analyzes the fight in details. But it was on another platform, couldn't find it here.
When this is all over, Ukraine is going to be a very different country for the better, i hate to say that but WAR changes the dynamics of a country and its purpose and i think we will see a rise of a new member of the EU, becoming a better nation for this WAR. I really hate to put it that way, but i suspect Ukraine will flourish once it is over! So much will have to be done in rebuilding, new industry, new investments... and more!
This war has United Ukraine. Ukraine has always been a technology hub and in the past they built masses of weapons for Russia and then when they got to build their own weapons they built them even better. Weapons like the vilkha-M, Neptune missile and the btr-4. So many small company's have built brilliant equipment for the UA army. For example every month they hold a drone convention where hundreds of companies show their products and test them. The UA army also has a initiative called brave1 which is hundreds of companies that have contracts with the government to help build breaking edge equipment for the army. Turkish company baykar and german rhienmetall are going to open production lines in Ukraine. Also Ukraine has produced more ammo in July than it did in 2022 and many of their vehicles have now reached production. I think we might see Poland and Ukraine become real brother countries United in the face of evil and they will become the real powerhouses of EU and will rise up to defend any country that comes under threat from Russia's horrific ragime.
TVP World (Polish PBS) opened a segment with uncensored footage from this trench system the other day. Brutal. 10 seconds in, Russian gets blasted in the face. Wish our media/social-media companies wouldn’t sanitize everything. Skews our outlook IMO. Anyways, enjoyed the content as usual bro. ✊🇺🇸
7:18 That dude didn't check his corner probably expected him to be a friendly. You can hear someone calling out for his friend and the Ukrainian replied "yeah" in Russian. Id assume that Russian was expecting his friend there.
As former LEO the whole room clearing system of blind firing and blind nades always feel weird to watch but it makes absolute sense. You'd be a fool to get yourself killed on the tiny chance there's something around the corner you don't want to hit.
If there is anyone around you that is not a friendly, they are trying to kill you, so, for the most part, you are able to fire first while clearing. Obviously you can't do that in a civilian zone, as you well know. Just pointing it out for other readers.
This videos is some of the wildest combat footage i have ever seen of any war, i still remember watching it when it first came out. This video is definitely one for the history books.
From what I read from the original video description the Special Forces had two teams one attacking as a distraction from the front while another team enter the trench from the back and caught any retreating Russians from leaving taking them out in their retreat and surprising them pretty crazy video to watch Russian guys in those trenches didn't check their Corners before moving and they paid with their life
No they don't they're just swearing nothing they said could be interpreted as surrender, and not saying it's right but at least the Russians are getting a taste of their own medicine if you truly believe they were surrendering
@@Talisman09 Ukrainian soldiers demand to russians to surrender, the screams are "Surrender, *** ***! You will live! Surrender!" Although it is interesting how russian propaganda twists things out. Invading Ukraine is the ultimate crime, any war crime is a consequence of this action. I don't see any reason that prevents Ukrainian soldiers to kill any russian occupant in any way and any circumstances, any occupant or invader deserves it.
Good recap of the engagements in the clip. Depending if covered or uncovered trench there couple of way to clear it :) During my service time Finland we did it mostly with 2 man teams with one carrying mostly grenades and the other ready to shot.
It does not fit for medium+ range fight, and too heavy to carry it as secondary weapon. Shotguns are fine for police or special forces, but even old AK is way more better for full scale war.
It was grenade exposure, cameramen told it himself during interview. No subs, it is in Ukrainian and a bit russian. "Як ССО знищили окупантів у їхніх окопах. Неозвучені подробиці від оператора 73 центру" - name of the video.
Blurring videos like this help de sensitise people to war. Show them the really grittiness of it and shock them into realising that these are people. When you actually can see the fear in their eyes before they get killed, that should not be hidden. People need to see it to realise how bad it is.
Ty for the react. I most places in Sweden (airsoft) "blind fire" is not allowed. I always thought it should be allowed since we're simulation warfare after all... If you have age restriction, why cencor the video? Makes no sense to me.
The thing that stands out in many of the videos coming out is that the Russian troops really lack a lot of battlefield skills, which fits in with the poorly-trained conscript narrative that we keep hearing. They make rookie mistakes and, against well-trained Ukrainians, that's pretty fatal.
my man giggled when he got point blanked. kinda proof that we're already immune to these. but again, got to always remember that these are human lives. RIP.
They're there to pillage the land of the man who shot them. It's no different than a terrorist in a supermarket who's about to blow herself up being taken out by the police.
Ive seen the uncensored version of this video on the TVT polish military channel and there were rumour that the fourth guy to get it in the trench was actually a Russian mlitary blogger that was in the trench with the soldiers,i dont know how true it is but it looked like he wasn't wearing normal military uniform,his armour and helmet were navy blue but he was carring a weapon and as you saw it didnt end well for him.
This guys is from Navy Special Forces of Ukraine. They entered from the rear in the trenches when the main attack was from the front. The occupiers did not expect to see enemies in their trench. That is why the first three were so easily destroyed. They didn't even understand anything.
the context of the video , is that special forces out flanked the russians and came behind them on the trench system , they where running from the ukranian forces coming from the front , they never expected special forces to be behind them
running away only to run into the best lol fucking hell.
th-cam.com/video/RoZPRWYiubw/w-d-xo.html
Most of them having watched the uncensored version seems lik,e they have no idea wtf is going on. So they get fucked
Shame it's russian stolen footage, Ukraine's being decimated
@@hn5421its a war, so shooting people dead and make sure they dead is part of a war…
People don’t seem to grasp that it literally makes zero difference if you’re caught unarmed in your own defense network. Unless you throw your hands up and immediately surrender, enemy combatants do not have to take you prisoner.
You’re in a defensive network with weapons all around you; The first guy had a shelf in the entrance to his dugout with hand grenades in it. There’s a reason actual professional militaries stress to their Soldiers to keep their weapon on them at all times. Because you never know when you’ll need it or when- Like this, your position can be raided.
This is not a war crime at all. And those crying war crime have zero grasping of how war actually is and seem to source most of their unending knowledge from video games or romanticized movies.
Tankies always call everything a war crime, it's what they do. They know exactly what they're doing, they're not ignorant. Ukrainians fighting back against genocidal Russian invaders is a war crime in their eyes.
Its hilarious as well because before the war russians were screaming "we don't abide by international law so any war crimes are pointless" which in one regard is actually true, on the other hand it makes it even more hilarious when russians scream "OH MY GOD UKRAINIAN WAR CRIME" so its funny russians wanting ukraine to abide by international law but not russia hahaha
@@welshe222 that is typical soviet strategy - "use humanity and law of your enemy for your advance"
@@welshe222 Indeeeeeeeed !
What's even crazier is that the Ukrainians are still giving Russians the opportunity to surrender, despite everything the Russians are doing.
Translation:
05:07-05:37 - "Surrender fuckers and you'll live! Come out with your hands above your head and you'll live!"
05:38 - "There's a dangerous area on the left"
05:41 - asking permission to use a frag
Thanks for the vid man!
When you see war that up close and personal, it really brings the horrors of war home to you. Slava Ukraine
After being in contacts in afghan against an insurgency, you wouldn’t have pictured the next conventional war going back in time to trench warfare. Brutal stuff, hats off.
Some place in ukraine look so similar to Verdun/Douaumont near the end of WW1 it's crazy, i can't imagine the stress they feel
HESCO is the same principle as a trench, just more suitable for rocky terrain that's difficult to dig in.
Russia isn't the big scary boogie man everyone thought they were, if they were this would be a very different war. Fortunately for ukraine Russia has a ww2 mindset and a third world military.
@@josiahvonb3426 Fortunately for ukraine, lmao that why ukraine si losing the war
@@josiahvonb3426 Ooh, we knew it) But you thought that they were really a military country. Now we prove that this is not true.
Check the interview from June 26 2023 with guy who filmed this combat, it was 73rd center of the Special Operations Forces.
They moved to and enter into the trenches as quietly as possible, so the enemy was caught by surprise, some of enemy soldiers in the video were moving towards their combat positions, thinking that the attack was coming from the field.
6:16 it was a detonation of gunpowder from an RPG, before that the enemy threw a grenade at them
Link? I can’t find it
@@crosshairs3general staff of the armed forces of ukraine YT channel it has 100k views and is from 1 month ago
Here is link
th-cam.com/video/cyRaP1-QmUQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=WNNvcWR8biFAfGfu
@crosshairs3
Слава Україні !.Glory for United States.Appreciation for your support.
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Slava Ukraini ✌🇨🇦🇺🇦.
Thank you to America for helping my brothers and sisters in this fight
our Heroes are badasses, saw interview with solder who GoPro it. He said it was first that close combat for him.
Do you remember where you seen the interview at?
@@travisbodemann7847 th-cam.com/video/9GXDo9xrpPw/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=%D0%A4%D0%B0%D0%BA%D1%82%D0%B8ICTV
its obvi in Ukrainian, but hopefully subtitles works ok
@@travisbodemann7847YT: SOF UA. 10 days ago
@@Kurt_kh Thanks mate!
@@travisbodemann7847 th-cam.com/video/KO6UH-OTtD8/w-d-xo.html but there are no english subtitles...
Yeah I've seen this before, the cqc is this is just absolutely insane footage. Can't imagine how much adrenaline is going through them in those moments where it's life or death in an instant. Hat's off to the Ukrainians, those guy's have some ball's for sure.
Thanks for Supporting Ukraine, God bless USA!
Дякуємо за підтримку, друзі! Слава Україні!
Especially interesting there was a video with some of these guys who were in those trench himself. And he said a couple of words about 2nd grenade ruzzians throw back to them. After it he realized that he 1 in this close area and he need hide in one of those “windows”
Thanks for showing each interesting footage of this war.
From Ukraine with love. Thank you
In the uncensored version you can see the last guy he shot turn and look just before dying. Its so crazy
Where is that version?
@@LawnLynneArmstrongI saw it on r/Ukrainewarvideoreport
Yup exactly, its the russian millblogger Wargonzo who gets killed. Its in a video that says something like "that look when u know u just fucked up"...pauses on his face, eats a few rounds, body goes limp, and then face 1st into the trench
@@ears_opend_up Thats not Wargonzo haha, just making stuff up now
@@ears_opend_up wasn't confirmed afaik
God bless America! Thanks for all of your support. Ukrainian people appreciate what West people doing to us. Слава Україні
Watching this uncensored is difficult.. the shit these guys are going through is unfathomable !! Brave People!
@@paulx6755 on Funker530.
@@paulx6755reddit
@@paulx6755funkers530 has it uncensored
There is an interview on TH-cam somewhere with the soldier who filmed it
Thanks so much for what you do. I love how you keep it all 'on the level' and avoid hyping-up or sensationalising any of it. Good straightforward info and perspective. Cheers from here in (oddly sunny most days recently) London.
These guys were offering the Russians to surrender, but...) 5:29
I watched the uncensored version. Brutal fair play. I felt bad for watching it.
On 5:23 they yell "Surrender f**kers if you want to live"
Absolutely insane battle. Thanks for content!
Trench fighting is brutal. Ukraine 🇺🇦 💪
1:18 "73 Maritime Center of Special Operations named after "Kish otaman"(a chief officer of the Kish (central body of government) of the Zaporozhian Host in the 16th through 18th centuries.) Antin Holovaty"
5:00 :
-minus 3
-good job
[something about hearing like "heard something"Or that the enemy did not listen ]
-Surrender and you will live (х2)
-Go out with your hands up
- I need a grenade
...
Friend/Foe identification at 4:00 was impressive. Shots on target before foe could raise his rifle. & good call on the ear pro. Micro advantages like those compound across every small unit engagement.
Commented because your video already got a promotion restriction.
Glory to Ukraine and God bless America.
Haha thanks for that
The guy with the ginger beard who runs from the left at the end is Wargonzo the Russian miliblogger, he got cargo 200ed poor orc.
Nah that was just some memes he appeared a few days ago on Russian channels giving interviews.
Good content man, new sub here, ex Army air cav guy here, jesus trench warfare is brutal, rather be in the air. Mad respect to those dudes.
Dude! 4:48 your point about them needing the ear protection to protect from certain higher decibels than others so they can still stay situationally aware was very interesting to me. That is something I would have never thought of being a regular citizen and never serving my country. Love this channel actually me and my wife both love this channel!
But there are consequences to ptsd later because then they will be able to hear when they return to civilian life. Hearing civilians talk and what they are actually saying is the number one cause of most acute episodes and veteran suicides. 😢
If you’ve ever shot a large caliber rifle, you know your ears ring. In the situation these guys were in, they needed all thier senses to the highest degree and ringing ears would definetly present a disadvantage.
@@johnnyfire3860 yes I shoot all
The time actually lol. I ment how the headphones they are wearing protect up to certain decibels without dampening sounds underneath what ever decibel it’s set to. Like the fact he can hear a twig snap behind him but not be deafened by the continuous ring of his rifle bouncing off those trench walls. That is awesome and I had no idea that the ear protection you see them wearing a lot is capable of that I just thought it was a fixed up set of earmuffs. Lol.
I remember listening in on one of our officers getting dumped by his girlfriend while on guard once :D We bumped up the volume a lot of them during night guard hah. Bad times but good memories
@@djm24ableThose guys are investing tons of money in their headphones and stuff. I was helping some of them to get what they desperately needed, last year at the beginning of all this shit. The headphones that are popular around them are 3M Peltor comtac xpi or Peltor contact III
They had guys at the front of the trenches pushing the Russians to the back of the trench where the Ukrainians got in.
5:35
“Hand in the air! If you give up you will live!”
that guy filming this was calm polite and didn't seem to get stressed or angry, very professional and highly skilled
Waited for this one👍
Yo Theo. TVP World posted an interview about a week ago with the soldier wearing the GoPro. Video titled: ‘A Russian soldier started falling out so I finished him off.’ Dude talks about the mission, general mindset during the war, etc. Battle-hardened for sure.
This was brutal to see but the guy jumping out the back of the apc and getting his leg blown off strapping it up and crawling back to the apc was one of the craziest vids I've ever seen
yes but hes dead. so much soldiers have training 6 months and better, but die in first fights bcz around mines
@@chu-cha proof he is dead? i heard a interview 2 days after
He's not dead cuz. He's done mutiple interviews. Nobody in that raid died. They stepped on mines that will take your legs. Every Ukrainian soldier carries a tourniquet and the soldier in the video immediately applies it properly then immediately get medivaced. He won't return to the front but he's not dead.
Maaaan , imagine level of his mental power or courage , that he is able to strapping himself and crawling back , these Ukrainians it’s like Spartans or Vikings , too much things we didn’t know bout them
@@chu-chahis not dead his recovering now..saw it from some channel..
Just like that, miss a corner, lights out forever instantly
At 5:19 the soldiers are screaming "Surrender, you *** ***! You will live!" in russian.
At 6:30 - it was a grenade explosion, the hero of this video told it during the interview.
Glad you're doing this one finally
Только вчера пересматривал старые видосы из Украины, а тут - новый) Thank you. Уже жду следующее видео;)
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Героям слава!
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Thank you for your support 🤝
Thanks for your work, man. Your reviews can show most of the world what is really going on in Ukraine. How brave Ukrainian(Ukrainians and people from other countries, who fight together with us) warriors are. How dead complicated to free every single square meter of our territory. It's definitely, not like most people think.
Glory to Ukraine. Thanks to all countries who support us 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
The USA supports you Ukraine! Slava Ukrani!
thanks, of course, but all this could have been completed a long time ago, but for some reason it is artificially delayed, allowing the Russians not to lose face. it's all leftist bastard scenario.
God bless America!
the usa also funds al quaeda :)
@@realeques Cool story.
God bless America ❤️🇺🇦
Awesome how Ukraine special forces cope with russians! Would love to see much more ot it close combat!!. Slava Ukraine!
Thank You, I really appreciate you reacting to this one! I wanted to mention this one to you when it first released, but at the time I knew you would not do it since, it was not censored. So, i didn't bother, but I'm stoked someone found you a censored version. I REALLY wanted you to react to it, being that its CQC! TY🙏🙇♂
And, has anyone been able to confirm IF that was War Gonzo (Semyon Vladimirovich Pegov the youtuber/blogger) @ 6:41??
The Russians released a "live" interview with WarGonzo where he claims he's alive and well. I guess technically this could be faked as well but this pretty much dispelled the notion that he's dead for most people.
Pegov is well paid propagandist, he will not risk his life to visit front live. There is an old russian joke about this.
Girl comes to militia offices (police) in the middle of the street at night and ask him: "Is it safe place? Don't you afraid to stand here?"
He answers: "Don't worry, it is safe place! I would not stand here otherwise"
there is a video interview of this operator in which he tells everything about this fight
2:31 this is close to the kind of CQB being taught in Sweden in the early 1990's (at least in some elite units), it was known as the Israeli-method then. Then as time went on, kind of hostage-rescue inspired CQB become more popular and some people started to think about that style of CQB as being "outdated", and nerds from the tacticool community even found it "sloppy" (even though there is nothing sloppy about it if done corretly, it is just ruthlessly violent). But I have seen it used SO MUCH in Ukraine, and I have even seen a Navy SEAL volunteer use it in the fight against IS, and an Australian SASR operator use it in Afghanistan.
This is how I was taught CQB in the Swedish homeguard 2017... We would frag, then shot our way in to the rooms with our AK4s. No disrespect to the homeguard but I would not call us elite units lol. We can AND will put some Russians in the ground if they want the smoke though.
@@Roderik95 Neither is 2017 the early 1990s though, tactics tend to disperse downwards with time. Funnily enough I know someone who was in a Home Guard quick-response unit around 2015 too, and he was told that that style is just not how they do things, at least not anymore. Instead he was taught "high-speed" hostage-rescue style CQB that most of them lacked the skill to do as intended, and being taught ergonomics that made NO SENSE for the Ak 4, and doing stuff that would result in friendly-fire incidents from overpenetration if it was live-fire due to the 7.62. He felt like they were almost LARPing a SMU. I am glad that apparently not all Home Guard units are like that.
@@Osvath97 Yeah, it does disperse down with time. Good point.
The high-speed stuff is better left with SOF and counter-terrorist units that have time to practice that stuff over and over and over again with more specific weapon systems.
We were taught rather crude tactics I guess you could say. Shooting through walls with GPMGs. C4 the walls, fragging everything basically.
@@Roderik95 (Apparently my comment was removed since it contained a link lol, so I have to repost).
Nothing is crude that works. SOF units are clinical when the situation demands it, such as hostage-rescue (all though in counter-insurgencies all are forced to be clinical sometimes). But they are not clinical for the sake of it. When the situation allows for it, SOF units will "swine" just as much in the attack (to use a Swedish expression) as any other unit, in fact much more so, since it is just more effective in many situations. As I think this very video of SOF shows.
If you are interested in another example, you can search for (not going to link it since links are auto-deleted lol): "Iraq GoPro Combat - Navy Seal Sniper Assaults ISIS Held House In Close Combat Near Mosul"
theres an interview with one of the soldiers that was clearning this trench
the guy wearing the GoPro in his interview said that this was a well-prepared defensive positions, there were at least 4 ATGM's plus many machine guns facing them. With the standard assault would definitely be casualties, so they decided to use a small team and get into the trenches unnoticed, it took them many hours, moving slowly sometimes crawling in the open field. When they finally got in and opened up on them, the Russians were running around trying to take the defensive positions thinking the assault had begun, not knowing that they already had visitors inside the trenches.
I've also seen a 17 minutes long video where the SOF soldier whose helmet camera filmed this fight analyzes the fight in details. But it was on another platform, couldn't find it here.
Wow!! CRAZY footage!!
I still don’t think anything compares to the BTR-4 footage out of Mariupol
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When this is all over, Ukraine is going to be a very different country for the better, i hate to say that but WAR changes the dynamics of a country and its purpose and i think we will see a rise of a new member of the EU, becoming a better nation for this WAR. I really hate to put it that way, but i suspect Ukraine will flourish once it is over! So much will have to be done in rebuilding, new industry, new investments... and more!
This war has United Ukraine. Ukraine has always been a technology hub and in the past they built masses of weapons for Russia and then when they got to build their own weapons they built them even better. Weapons like the vilkha-M, Neptune missile and the btr-4. So many small company's have built brilliant equipment for the UA army. For example every month they hold a drone convention where hundreds of companies show their products and test them. The UA army also has a initiative called brave1 which is hundreds of companies that have contracts with the government to help build breaking edge equipment for the army. Turkish company baykar and german rhienmetall are going to open production lines in Ukraine. Also Ukraine has produced more ammo in July than it did in 2022 and many of their vehicles have now reached production. I think we might see Poland and Ukraine become real brother countries United in the face of evil and they will become the real powerhouses of EU and will rise up to defend any country that comes under threat from Russia's horrific ragime.
Thank you for the reaction video.
TVP World (Polish PBS) opened a segment with uncensored footage from this trench system the other day. Brutal. 10 seconds in, Russian gets blasted in the face. Wish our media/social-media companies wouldn’t sanitize everything. Skews our outlook IMO. Anyways, enjoyed the content as usual bro. ✊🇺🇸
Do you have a link to the uncensored footage
There should be one with only Ukrainian faces blurred!
spot on bro, they were shouting: Give up and you'll live.
7:18 That dude didn't check his corner probably expected him to be a friendly. You can hear someone calling out for his friend and the Ukrainian replied "yeah" in Russian. Id assume that Russian was expecting his friend there.
As former LEO the whole room clearing system of blind firing and blind nades always feel weird to watch but it makes absolute sense. You'd be a fool to get yourself killed on the tiny chance there's something around the corner you don't want to hit.
If there is anyone around you that is not a friendly, they are trying to kill you, so, for the most part, you are able to fire first while clearing. Obviously you can't do that in a civilian zone, as you well know. Just pointing it out for other readers.
The only other friendlies in there would be his buddies, so as long as they have excellent communication and spatial awareness, they're good to go
This videos is some of the wildest combat footage i have ever seen of any war, i still remember watching it when it first came out. This video is definitely one for the history books.
This dudes movement in a trench is fucking INSANEE! Just wow!!👀😍
From what I read from the original video description the Special Forces had two teams one attacking as a distraction from the front while another team enter the trench from the back and caught any retreating Russians from leaving taking them out in their retreat and surprising them pretty crazy video to watch Russian guys in those trenches didn't check their Corners before moving and they paid with their life
W for covering this man no one else has
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At 5:30, they offer to surrender, saying it several times in different ways, while swearing. Слава Україні!
No they don't they're just swearing nothing they said could be interpreted as surrender, and not saying it's right but at least the Russians are getting a taste of their own medicine if you truly believe they were surrendering
So this is basically a murder video?! Or do think they were trying to trick them?
@@Talisman09 It's not murder all the correct Rules of Engagement were followed, if they're foe with a weapon they're fair game
@@Talisman09the Ukrainians were offering the Russians to surrender, the Russians did not respond, it’s fair game
@@Talisman09 Ukrainian soldiers demand to russians to surrender, the screams are "Surrender, *** ***! You will live! Surrender!"
Although it is interesting how russian propaganda twists things out. Invading Ukraine is the ultimate crime, any war crime is a consequence of this action.
I don't see any reason that prevents Ukrainian soldiers to kill any russian occupant in any way and any circumstances, any occupant or invader deserves it.
Great review, close quarter combat is unnerving.
Hell yea I understand and wish to proceed.....especially after the warning.
These guys are definitely SSO special forces or something.
1:18 , 73- maritime centre special operations
The guy did a interview the one who was wearing the go pro💪
"Як ССО знищили окупантів у їхніх окопах. Неозвучені подробиці від оператора 73 центру" - name of the video.
The first corner is some sorta first aid station. There is also an interview of the guy wearing the camera.
Good recap of the engagements in the clip. Depending if covered or uncovered trench there couple of way to clear it :) During my service time Finland we did it mostly with 2 man teams with one carrying mostly grenades and the other ready to shot.
Wow. Some next level fighters
"gnarly" that's the word from TMNT movies, nice) tubular!
Thanks for this
5:25 that's exactly what he said, you are doing great job guessing Ukrainian/Russian at this point! 😁
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Great breakdown ✌️
An automatic belt fed shotgun with buckshot would be a.good tool for trench sweeping.
It does not fit for medium+ range fight, and too heavy to carry it as secondary weapon. Shotguns are fine for police or special forces, but even old AK is way more better for full scale war.
6:27 - I'm not a military person, but I'm more than sure that the ammunition burned out at this point, it sometimes flares up like that.
It was grenade exposure, cameramen told it himself during interview. No subs, it is in Ukrainian and a bit russian.
"Як ССО знищили окупантів у їхніх окопах. Неозвучені подробиці від оператора 73 центру" - name of the video.
Blurring videos like this help de sensitise people to war. Show them the really grittiness of it and shock them into realising that these are people. When you actually can see the fear in their eyes before they get killed, that should not be hidden. People need to see it to realise how bad it is.
Oh yes you are right! Russians must see how they will be killed on my land, see it with their own eyes and be afraid of it
Glory to Ukraine 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
Ty for the react.
I most places in Sweden (airsoft) "blind fire" is not allowed. I always thought it should be allowed since we're simulation warfare after all...
If you have age restriction, why cencor the video? Makes no sense to me.
Millenniums pasts, yet flaking someone is still most effective way to defeat anyone.
Thanks, nice video🤌
nice video content man
this guys in video look so proffesional
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The thing that stands out in many of the videos coming out is that the Russian troops really lack a lot of battlefield skills, which fits in with the poorly-trained conscript narrative that we keep hearing. They make rookie mistakes and, against well-trained Ukrainians, that's pretty fatal.
my man giggled when he got point blanked.
kinda proof that we're already immune to these.
but again, got to always remember that these are human lives.
RIP.
They're there to pillage the land of the man who shot them. It's no different than a terrorist in a supermarket who's about to blow herself up being taken out by the police.
invaders
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Imagine being some pog russian only to be dropped day one by a ukrainian spec ops. Shits wild.
Its also weird that theyre just dead.
Thanks bro
Was thinking of you when I first saw this video!
Ive seen the uncensored version of this video on the TVT polish military channel and there were rumour that the fourth guy to get it in the trench was actually a Russian mlitary blogger that was in the trench with the soldiers,i dont know how true it is but it looked like he wasn't wearing normal military uniform,his armour and helmet were navy blue but he was carring a weapon and as you saw it didnt end well for him.
I wish it was true. Minus one black-mouthed propaganda unit. Blue helmet and weapon is so much russian style 😂
*“Doors and Corners, kid. That’s how they get ya”*
insane footage
Nice 👍👍 well done bro
5:35 - yes it's exactly "surrender and you will live, come with your hands up" plus some swearing.
"Give up or you gonna die" - yeah exactly what those guys said!
This guys is from Navy Special Forces of Ukraine. They entered from the rear in the trenches when the main attack was from the front. The occupiers did not expect to see enemies in their trench. That is why the first three were so easily destroyed. They didn't even understand anything.
Please check out there is an after action interview with one of these guys.