Brutal combat for Ukrainian land - Russian enemies run away from tank The Battle for the “T-Shaped” position. Episode 2. Rebuff. Six meters wide. Seven days of intense fighting for this small piece of Ukrainian land. Over 30 Russian storm-troopers attacked the “T-shaped” position, resulting in the loss of eight comrades. Most of the enemy was destroyed, but they came close to our trenches. Our battalion's reserve is on the way to support us and change the tide.

The time for revenge has come! Tank attacks enemy position The Battle for the “T-Shaped” position. Episode 3. Return of the position. Here is the beginning of a new operation, the ending of which will be thrilling for everyone. And for the enemies it will be dreadful.

T-72's Final Shot: Tank vs Trenches full of enemies! The Battle for the “T-Shaped” position. Finale. Return of the position. After our tanks attacked the enemy-held "T-Shaped" position, we discovered more enemy soldiers in the trenches than expected. The T-72 tank crew advanced close to the trenches, but the tank's ammunition is very limited. Soon the tank had only one shot left. Following this dramatic finale, the enemy ceased attempts to capture the battalion's position.

Trapping the Enemy: K-2 Battalion's 'Cyclops' Showdown The Battle of Cyclops. Episode 1: The Ditch of Death "Cyclops" is one of the most remote and challenging positions of the K-2 battalion. We are starting a new series of videos about the battles for it. The enemy tried to send reinforcements to this position, which needed to be destroyed. However, due to the difficult terrain, artillery couldn't inflict effective damage. Therefore, our mortar and AGS operators stepped in, managing to trap the enemy in a narrow ditch approaching "Cyclops."

Epic Struggle: Defending 'Cyclops' Against All Odds Trench. Dugout. Pillbox. This is 'Cyclops,' the most remote and challenging position of the K-2 battalion (54th Separate Mechanized Brigade). We continue to tell the story of the fierce battles for it. Battle for Cyclops. Episode 2. Assault Despite destroying the enemy reinforcements, about 15 Russian occupiers remained in the trenches, and they needed to be driven out. But before our group could enter the trenches and engage in combat, the battalion's mortar and drone operators had to inflict deadly damage on the enemy.

Storming 'Cyclops': Intense Battles in the Trenches Battle for Cyclops. Episode 3. Trench Combat After inflicting fire damage on the enemy with mortars and drones, the assault on the 'Cyclops' position began. A group of fighters from the 2nd Battalion K-2 of the 54th Separate Mechanized Brigade launches an attack and enters the enemy trenches. However, the enemy hides in a pillbox, which is difficult to approach. A fierce battle in the trenches ensues.

Clash at Cyclops: Ukrainian Troops Face Fierce Resistance in Intense Assault The Battle for Cyclops. Episode 4. Capturing the Position Combat group of battalion K-2 attacked the Cyclops position, which was occupied by the enemy. When the grenades ran out, the group had to retreat to replenish their ammunition. Less than an hour later, the assault on the position resumed. However, the Russian occupiers were entrenched in a deep pillbox, from where they were firing heavily. The Ukrainian soldiers need to drive the enemy out of this shelter to take control of the position. An uneven battle begins, at the end of which you will encounter a surprise - the number of enemy soldiers who are entrenched in the bunker.

Cyclops Secured: Ukrainian Forces Drive Out Occupiers The Battle for Cyclops. Episode 5. The Enemy Retreats The combat group of Battalion K-2 has driven the enemy out of the pillbox. The Cyclops position is now under the battalion's control. The occupiers are forced to flee. We are following them with mortar fire, as the terrain does not allow for effective use of artillery. Now you can assess the number of enemies our battalion faced in battle. Seven more Russian occupiers remain forever in the pillbox. Such is their fate — to die or flee.

Cyclops: Unveiling the Intense Enemy Counterattack Today we are releasing the final part of the video series on the battles for the "Cyclops" position. We have tried to show as much documented material as possible. Some of the drones were lost along with their memory cards, and some battles were not documented. Overall, this position changed hands several times and is currently under the control of the 2nd Battalion of the 54th Mechanized Brigade. The Battle for Cyclops. Episode 6. The Enemy Counterattacks In this part, you will see the human resources our enemy possesses. This is another instance of the enemy's "meat grinder" tactics. Our artillery operated with various types of weaponry and was coordinated with the help of the aerial reconnaissance unit.*

After the artillery strike, the occupier didn't feel well and decided to take a rest. He lay there for a while, and the miraculous touch of his comrades revived him – we barely managed to catch up with him

After the battle. Trophies. We are fighting a well-armed enemy with a large human resource. But despite this, the enemy can be defeated, and we are proving it. In this video, you can see the weapons left by the enemy after they were knocked out of their position: from conventional small arms to anti-tank weapons. As well as many destroyed occupants. The terrain is the same.

This time we are going to show a video of the sappers' work. This asphalt road is located near enemy positions, which made it difficult to perform the work. However, in the area of our unit's responsibility, we had to be sure that the defense was strong and that the breakthrough of equipment was impossible. So, having taken into account all the details, we went out on the mission.

Another assault attempt ended with the occupiers being destroyed. The one in the video, for example, was taken out by an automatic grenade launcher team. He's probably still lying under that tree.

Our aerial reconnaissance is constantly working. This time we discovered the position of the enemy's MT-12 Rapier anti-tank gun, which was firing at Ukrainian positions. The artillerymen of the K2 battalion together with the 67th Brigade successfully destroyed it. The Russian cannon will not bother our defenders anymore.

In winter, our aerial reconnaissance detected a target — the occupiers' transport in a garage. The barrel artillery of the 54th Mechanized Brigade made calculations and struck the building with a precise shot. The result was a spectacular explosion and a beautiful fire. The occupiers were even more inflamed, as delivering supplies and evacuating after our strike became significantly harder. Are there still occupiers who want to be "warmed up" in the same way?