05/29/2026
Something GIGANTIC Just Exploded in Russia... They’re Finished
A Ukrainian drone team from the 426th Marine Unmanned Systems Regiment used a British-made Malloy T-150 heavy-lift drone to destroy a Russian-controlled bridge over the Konka River near Oleshky in occupied Kherson — the first known case of a bridge being completely destroyed primarily through drone operations. This tactical breakdown reconstructs a single mission from the two-month campaign, covering how operators flew the T-150 through Russian electronic warfare jamming while dodging FPV drone attacks and Lancet loitering munitions targeting their position on the ground.
We analyze the weapons systems and drone tactics on both sides: the Serp-VS5 jammer that crippled the T-150's control link, the SkyPoint-2 passive detection system that triangulated the Ukrainian operators, the DShK heavy machine gun engaging the drone over the bridge, and the Lancet-3 strike drone that nearly ended the mission before the shaped charge was placed. The video explains how shaped charges work against bridge supports, why months of HIMARS strikes failed to bring the structure down, and how a Russian soldier's Instagram photo accidentally gave Ukraine the engineering blueprint for the attack.
This is modern drone warfare at its most intense — a logistics drone originally designed for the Australian outback, repurposed to dismantle a bridge fifty kilograms at a time.