Russian soldiers climbed into a pipe again and were captured: curious event

Name: Russian soldiers climbed into a pipe again and were captured: curious event
Uploaded: 2026-10-29T01:25:10.445Z
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Ukrainian soldiers captured Russian soldiers in an underground pipeline near Kupyansk in the Kharkiv region. Video of the capture has surfaced online—and it's not the first such incident. Nexta reports this. The footage is shot in near-total darkness. The Russian is inside a pipe, following commands from Ukrainian soldiers. The man identifies himself as Mark and lives in Irkutsk.

"Guys, we're welcoming the fourth!" one of the Ukrainian soldiers tells his comrades during the operation.

Judging by this phrase, the captured Russian has already become the fourth captive in the gas pipeline. Russian military personnel have been using gas pipelines in the Kupyansk direction since the summer of 2025. According to a source in the "Khartia" brigade, the Shebelinka-Ostrogozhsk pipeline under the Oskol River was used to reach the right bank of the river and enter the forest north of Kupyansk and the city itself. The Russians had previously used similar routes near Avdiivka and Sudzha. Here's how previous attempts in Kupyansk ended: September 2025. The Ukrainian project DeepState reported that Russian forces were infiltrating Kupyansk through a gas pipeline. The General Staff stated that three of the four pipeline lines were damaged and flooded, and the exit to the fourth was controlled by Ukrainian troops. December 2025. The 429th Achilles Unmanned Systems Regiment blew up a gas pipeline used by the Russians to transport people to the northern outskirts of Kupyansk. January 2026. According to ISW, a Ukrainian brigade in a neighboring area reported an attempt by Russians to use a gas pipeline to infiltrate their positions. September 2026. Fighters from the Arey Regiment captured 54 Russian soldiers who had been crawling along a 26-kilometer gas pipeline for five to six days. This was reported by the Ukrainian Witness project. Shortly before the new video, on October 22, the 2nd Corps of the Ukrainian National Guard "Charter" reported on Operation Veles. Ukrainian soldiers advanced more than 15 kilometers underground behind Russian lines and captured over 30 Russian soldiers. Russian casualties in the operation exceeded 100.

According to a source at Charter, speaking to Ukrainska Pravda, the fighters engaged in firefights in a pipe approximately 1.2 meters in diameter. The operation was necessary to prevent the Russians from reaching the right bank of the Oskol.

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Ukrainian soldiers captured Russian soldiers in an underground pipeline near Kupyansk in the Kharkiv region. Video of the capture has surfaced online, and it's not the first such incident. Nexter reports this. The footage is shot in near total darkness. The Russian is inside a pipe, following commands from Ukrainian soldiers. The man identifies himself as Mark and lives in Irkutsk. Guys, we're welcoming the fourth, one of the Ukrainian soldiers tells his comrades during the operation. Judging by this phrase, the captured Russian has already become the fourth captive in the gas pipeline. Russian military personnel have been using gas pipelines in the Kupyansk direction since the summer of 2024. According to a source in the Kardia Brigade, the Shevelinka-Ostergaz pipeline under the Oskol River was used to reach the right bank of the river and enter the forest north of Kupyansk and the city itself. The Russians had previously used similar routes near Avdiivka and Sudza. Here's how previous attempts in Kupyansk ended. September 2024. The Ukrainian Project DeepState reported that Russian forces were infiltrating Kupyansk through a gas pipeline. The general staff stated that three of the four pipeline lines were damaged and flooded, and the exit to the fourth was controlled by Ukrainian troops. December 2024. The 429th Achilles Unmanned Systems Regiment blew up a gas pipeline used by the Russians to transport people to the northern outskirts of Kupyansk. January 2025. According to ISW, a Ukrainian brigade in a neighboring area reported an attempt by Russians to use a gas pipeline to infiltrate their positions. September 2024. Fighters from the Airy Regiment captured 54 Russian soldiers who had been crawling along a 26-kilometer gas pipeline for five to six days. This was reported by the Ukrainian Witness Project. Shortly before the new video, on October 22, the 2nd Corps of the Ukrainian National Guard Charter reported on Operation Belus. Ukrainian soldiers advanced more than 15 kilometers underground behind Russian lines and captured over 30 Russian soldiers. Russian casualties in the operation exceeded 100. According to a source at Charter, speaking to Ukrainska Pravda, the fighters engaged in firefights in a pipe approximately 1.2 meters in diameter. The operation was necessary to prevent the Russians from reaching the right bank of the Oskol.