Ukrainian intelligence officers tricked Russian into capturing them, who mistook them for their own

Name: Ukrainian intelligence officers tricked Russian into capturing them, who mistook them for their own
Uploaded: 2026-10-25T00:08:12.308Z
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Defence Force reconnaissance officers from Group 10 of Ukraine deceived a Russian occupier into capturing them, who mistook them for their own.The footage shows Ukrainian soldiers approaching the captor during a special operation and ordering him to surrender.

- Throw off your backpack, you're being held captive.

- Understood.

The second video shows episodes of a reconnaissance operation in the Sumy region that lasted seven weeks. As a result, Ukrainian troops killed 108 Russian occupiers and captured another 29. Recall, a daredevil Ukrainian operation using robots dropped behind enemy lines and “Trojan” armored personnel carriers laden with explosives has led to the capture of more than 250 Russian troops, Kyiv says.

Ukraine’s army has been chipping away at Russian-controlled territories in the eastern Ukrainian region of Donbas as part of a counteroffensive operation dubbed “Vivaldi.”

Its successes have provided a spark of optimism in what has otherwise been a bleak few months for Ukraine.

A video of the surrendering Russians, shared by Ukraine’s Third Army Corps this week, shows dozens of men walking through a forest in single file, forming a long human chain. Heads down, they are closely guarded by their Ukrainian captors who then herd them into a tight formation and make them conduct an improvised rollcall. Russia has been pummeling Ukrainian cities with near non-stop aerial attacks, taking advantage of Kyiv’s critical shortages of air defense missiles. The past four months have been among the deadliest for Ukrainian civilians since the start of the full-scale invasion in 2022. Operation Vivaldi has been largely defined by Ukraine’s innovative use of technology, especially aerial and ground drones and armored personal carriers.

During one assault operation, Ukrainian military managed to airdrop robotic systems equipped with heavy guns more than 10 kilometers behind the Russian lines, according to Andriy Biletskyi, the commander of the Third Army Corps . Controlled from the safety of command centers deep inside Ukraine-held territory, these land drones were then able to attack Russian troops from an unexpected direction.

The skies above the front lines in Ukraine have been swarming with drones for years now, posing a threat to infantry so grave it has forced Ukraine to make ground robots an integral part of its arsenal.

These land drones are much harder to spot and intercept than larger military vehicles. Compared with their aerial counterparts, they can operate in all weather conditions and carry much larger payloads.

But Operation Vivaldi is the first time they are known to have been smuggled behind Russia’s defensive lines.
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Defense force reconnaissance officers from Group 10 of Ukraine deceived a Russian occupier into capturing them, who mistook them for their own. The footage shows Ukrainian soldiers approaching the captor during a special operation and ordering him to surrender. Throw off your backpack, you're being held captive. Understood. The second video shows episodes of a reconnaissance operation in the Sumy region that lasted seven weeks. As a result, Ukrainian troops killed 108 Russian occupiers and captured another 29. Recall, a daredevil Ukrainian operation using robots dropped behind enemy lines and Trojan armored personnel carriers laden with explosives has led to the capture of more than 250 Russian troops, Kyiv says. Ukraine's army has been chipping away at Russian-controlled territories in the eastern Ukrainian region of Donbass as part of a counter-offensive operation dubbed Vivaldi. Its successes have provided a spark of optimism in what has otherwise been a bleak few months for Ukraine. A video of the surrendering Russians, shared by Ukraine's Third Army Corps this week, shows dozens of men walking through a forest in single file, forming a long human chain. Heads down, they are closely guarded by their Ukrainian captors who then herd them into a tight formation and make them conduct an improvised roll call. Russia has been pummeling Ukrainian cities with near non-stop aerial attacks, taking advantage of Kyiv's critical shortages of air defense missiles. The past four months have been among the deadliest for Ukrainian civilians since the start of the full-scale invasion in 2022. Operation Vivaldi has been largely defined by Ukraine's innovative use of technology, especially aerial and ground drones and armored personal carriers. During one assault operation, Ukrainian military managed to airdrop robotic systems equipped with heavy guns more than 10 kilometers behind the Russian lines, according to Andriy Byletsky, the commander of the 3rd Army Corps. Controlled from the safety of command centers deep inside Ukraine-held territory, these land drones were then able to attack Russian troops from an unexpected direction. The skies above the front lines in Ukraine have been swarming with drones for years now, posing a threat to infantry so grave it has forced Ukraine to make ground robots an integral part of its arsenal. These land drones are much harder to spot and intercept than larger military vehicles. Compared with their aerial counterparts, they can operate in all weather conditions and carry much larger payloads. But Operation Vivaldi is the first time they are known to have been smuggled behind Russia's defensive lines.