🔴 Ukraine War - Drone Shows Intense Close Combat Between Ukrainian & Russian Troops In Kherson

Drone footage recorded by a resident of Kherson shows a really unique and rare glimpse on close combat between elements of two professional armies. The video was filmed on February 24th during clashes at the Antonovsky Bridge in the battle for Kherson. Without context the scenes show a section of Mechanized Armored Vehicles including 2 BRDM-2's and a number of about 12-16 mounted Infantry coning from the north to inspect the remains of a disabled artillery convoy in the south. What they do not know is that about 3 Squads of enemy Infantry so a total of 20-30+ soldiers is already waiting for them west of the road to initiate an ambush from close range. Now some context to the footage. This was recorded in Kherson on 24th of February. During that time Russian forces advanced from the south over the bridge while the Ukrainians defended the north. The two BRDMs were in fact Ukrainian while the attackers on the berm were Russian soldiers. After matching the area with real time map images we were able to locate the exact location of this battle. We also matched the military eqipment seen in this video with "comfirmed" losses on both side during the war. During our research we found out that till now no Russian operated BRDM loss was listed there but under Ukrainian losses there were BRDM-2s and 5 of these were lost in Kherson. So we found out that this in fact had to be Ukrainian BRDM-2's. Now we tried to identify the dissable convoy. On the first look it appeared like the convoy must have been Russian given the fact that its location matched the course of the frontline during that time with Russian forces advancing over the bridge. However a few observations let us think twice about this. The vehicles have no markings. Nearly all of Russian vehicles are marked with letters. While we do not think that they really mark every vehicle (SF operations for example) this regular convoy should have been marked. That was not the case. However it could have been that the markings just were not visible from the ang