On September 26, 2026, the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense's Main Intelligence Directorate released a week's worth of footage showing special forces from its "Active Action Directorate" destroying Russian equipment, vehicles, and drones on the front lines in the southern Zaporizhzhia Oblast. On September 6, they also released footage from the last few weeks of summer, titled "Minus Occupiers, Minus Vehicles, Minus Supplies."

The targets are Russia's "land corridor" connecting Crimea and Donetsk. Fuel tankers, military trucks, convoys near the Tsonghar pontoon bridge, and tank cars on fuel trains are among the targets. The Main Intelligence Directorate claims to have placed the road connecting Berdyansk, Meritopol, and Djankoy under "complete firepower control." According to French analysts, approximately 20 Russian trucks and vehicles are being attacked daily more than 20 kilometers behind the front lines (total for all Ukrainian forces).

In this episode, we'll look at footage from the Main Intelligence Directorate from July to September, unit figures, the director's statements, burning roads filmed by a Russian driver, and the fuel shortages in the occupied territories, all in chronological order.

0:01 Another week, another fire
2:30 Drones with sticks
4:38 "Complete firepower control"
7:13 "First line" figures
9:33 One of the most difficult fronts
11:35 Twenty drones a day in September
14:17 How to interpret the numbers

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