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THE UKRAINE WAR ABOUT SUCCESS BY UKRAINE Navy Signal: 57 Russian Tanks Stormed Into Ukraine… Then Turned Into Burning Scrap! \| US Navy PLAY YOUTUBE VIDEO Original article: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tgk5mBxXiak
57 Russian Tanks Stormed Into Ukraine… Then Turned Into Burning Scrap! \| US Navy Navy Signal 56.5K subscribers Jul 10, 2025 HOA KỲ 57 Russian Tanks Stormed Into Ukraine… Then Turned Into Burning Scrap! \| US Navy In a stunning turn of events, 57 Russian tanks stormed into Ukraine’s eastern front—only to be turned into burning scrap within hours. Explosions lit up the sky as Ukrainian defenders struck back with fierce precision. While the world watched in disbelief, the US Navy closely monitored the unfolding chaos. This video breaks down how the offensive failed, and why the US Navy considers this a critical moment in modern warfare. From drone strikes to satellite intel, see how strategy matters. Stay tuned for more updates from the US Navy and learn why power alone means nothing without precision. US Navy. 00:00 – Russia’s Massive Assault Begins: 57 Tanks Roll In 03:25 – Ukraine’s Defenses Crumble Under Missile and Drone Strikes 06:50 – U.S. HIMARS and Switchblade Drones Turn the Tide 10:15 – NATO Armor Counterattack: Leopards vs Terminators 13:40 – Electronic Warfare, AMRAAM Strikes, and Russia’s Total Collapse ------------------------------------------------------------ #usnavy #coastguard #houthiattack #russiaukrainewar #marines More video: • US Fires Back After $3B Israeli Airport Hi... Popular videos: • 4 A.M. Missile Storm Hits USS Truman — The... Contact Email:kittymartinez123@gmail.com Chapters View all Navy Signal 56.5K subscribers Videos About Youtube 5 Chinese Missiles Hit US Carrier at Dawn — Then the Horrific Battle Began \| US Navy by Navy Signal 4 A.M. Missile Storm Hits USS Truman — The U.S. Retaliation Shocked the World \| US Navy by Navy Signal 33 Navy Signal by Navy Signal 1,750 Comments Peter Burgess Add a comment... Pinned by @NavySignal @NavySignal 1 day ago Welcome back to the channel! 💥 In today’s video, 57 Russian tanks stormed into Ukraine with fire and fury… but just hours later, they were nothin Peter Burgess COMMENTARY I would like this video to be about real success by the Ukraine military ... but I am fairly certain it is almost total fiction. I am really annoyed at the owners, managers, designers and operators of YouTube because it seems that the material that I am seeing is substantially 'made-up' and gives me a very distoted view of reality. Please be warned ... I think this video is almost 100% hallucination! Peter Burgess Transcript Russia’s Massive Assault Begins: 57 Tanks Roll In 0:00 July 2nd, 2025. Despite US warnings, Russia launched more than 50 heavy missiles along with a swarm of armored beasts, 24 T90M tanks, 18 T80BVM tanks, nine terminators into Ukraine's eastern flank in less than 30 minutes, shaking the ground with 90 separate explosions. 0:20 In just six brutal hours, Ukraine's 0:23 defenses were smashed, causing heavy 0:26 damage to Ukraine. From above, Lancet 0:28 drones swooped down at 100 mph, hunting 0:32 artillery like guided wolves. But the 0:34 United States was furious. The 0:36 unthinkable had happened. Instead of 0:38 advancing triumphantly, the Russian 0:40 advance was disrupted. Nine T90M tanks 0:44 blown up, seven terminators destroyed by 0:46 drones, 15 BMPs abandoned in panic, and 0:50 nearly 300 Russian soldiers killed or wounded in the fields they thought they would conquer. So, what exactly turned this iron spear into a smoldering graveyard of rubble? What invisible hand 1:02 turned Moscow's biggest offensive since 1:04 2022 into a horrifying lesson written in 1:08 steel and fire? Come with me and find 1:10 out. Because once you see it, you may 1:13 never look at modern warfare the same 1:15 way again. At exactly 4:17 a.m. local 1:18 time, July 2nd, 2025, the fields around 1:21 Kurakov and Donetsk exploded with the 1:23 detonation of Russian missiles. Without 1:26 waiting for any further diplomatic 1:28 signals or warnings from NATO, the 1:30 Kremlin unleashed its might. Tornadoes s 1:32 missile systems, each capable of 1:34 launching 12 missiles with 800 lb 1:37 cluster warheads, fired salvo after 1:39 salvo. In the first 30 minutes alone, 1:42 more than 50 heavy missiles rained down 1:45 on Ukrainian trenches, command posts, 1:47 and supply depots. The ground shook with more than 80 separate explosions, ripping apart bunkers, and burning fuel convoys. Overhead, Lancet 3 suicide drones raced relentlessly, their AI 2:01 guided circuits slamming into Ukrainian radar sites, wiping out several M777 guns and two counterbatter radar units in minutes. In addition, Orland 10 reconnaissance drones mapped every Ukrainian contingency, sending data 2:16 directly across the border to Russian 2:18 fire control centers. Then came the wave 2:21 of armored vehicles. 57 armored 2:24 vehicles, including 24 T90M tanks, 18 2:28 T80BMs, 2:30 and six Terminator support vehicles, 2:32 rolled south. Infantry carriers loaded 2:35 with assault teams followed closely, 2:37 eager to exploit gaps left by missile fire. Thermal cameras on the T90M scanned the burning brush fences for fleeing Ukrainian soldiers. By sunrise, the Russian spearheads had chewed through 3 m of defenses. The human and material losses for Ukraine were immediate and horrifying. Preliminary reports from the ground counted more than 30 Ukrainian soldiers killed with 3:00 another 90 wounded. Many pulled from the rubble of bunkers still burning with traces of white phosphorus. Drone footage later showed at least nine destroyed armored vehicles, including four Leopard 2 A6 tanks being refueled, and five armored personnel carriers 3:15 damaged under fallen trees. Grain silos 3:18 and farm fuel depots that once supplied 3:20 food and fuel to eastern Ukraine were 3:22 reduced to blackened skeletons. 3:24 Billowing black smoke into the summer Ukraine’s Defenses Crumble Under Missile and Drone Strikes 3:26 sky. Cluster bombs hit electrical 3:29 substations cut power to tens of 3:31 thousands of people in the Donetsk 3:32 region, while convoys of civilian 3:34 evacuees clogged narrow roads to the west. The numbers are alarming. In less than 6 hours, Russia had inflicted more damage on Kurov's defenses than it had in any attack since 2022. For Moscow, it was a calculated gamble to overwhelm Ukraine with shock and sheer mass of steel before the West could mount a meaningful counterattack. But what the Kremlin could not have foreseen was that its brutal opening was 4:02 about to awaken something far more deadly waiting just over the horizon. Are you still with us? Don't go anywhere. The real turning point is just ahead. As Russian armor crushed deeper into Kurico's battered lines, the long threatened American response finally arrived. Not with boots on the ground, 4:20 but with precision and shock that 4:21 reached across continents. 4:24 At 9:42 a.m. local time, US satellite 4:27 constellations in geocynchronous orbit 4:29 locked onto Russian command trucks and 4:31 field ammunition depots. 4:34 Within minutes, American intelligence 4:36 teams transmitted coordinates to forward 4:38 high Mars batteries stationed just 22 mi 4:40 behind the Ukrainian front line. These 4:43 launchers, armed with newly arrived 4:44 ATACMS Block 2A missiles, packed 4:47 warheads designed to scatter 300 4:49 submunitions across football field-sized 4:51 kill zones. When the first highs roared, it felt like the ground itself convulsed. The ATAC MS streaked low over the horizon at Mach 3, then burst above 5:02 a cluster of Russian tornadoes s reload vehicles, saturating the area with steel rain. In a single strike, over a dozen Russian trucks and fuel bowsers erupted into towering fireballs, sending shock waves that rattled windows miles away. Secondary explosions, ammunition cooking off, continued for nearly 12 minutes. Further east, Ukraine deployed American 5:24 supplied Switchblade 600 drones, each 5:27 carrying a 30 lb tandem charge warhead, 5:30 specifically engineered to punch through 5:33 advanced reactive armor. Operators 5:36 piloting these kamicazi UAVs from hidden 5:38 bunkers guided them onto the turret 5:41 roofs of T90M with pinpoint precision. 5:45 Live drone feeds captured the eerie seconds before impact. the missile-shaped drones diving, stabilizers twitching, then an instantaneous flash and black smoke column. By 10:30 a.m., Russia's armored advance had lost momentum. Reports from 6:02 forward observers counted at least eight Russian tanks knocked out by switchblades within 45 minutes, often still smoldering on the highways they tried to hold. Meanwhile, Hiimar's batteries shifted fire to Russian bridging equipment near the Vauvcha River, cratering the river banks and drowning multipletracked BMPs attempting 6:21 a crossing. Supporting the chaos, newly 6:24 arrived ENTPQ50 6:26 counterbatter radars, some of the most 6:29 advanced in the world, detected the arcs 6:31 of Russian 152mm artillery shells and 6:34 back calculated their launch points. 6:37 Ukrainian M777 and French Caesar 6:40 howitzers responded instantly, dropping 6:43 GPSG guided shells into Russian gun 6:45 lines less than 90 seconds after 6:47 detection, eliminating at least two 6:49 complete Russian batteries by midafter U.S. HIMARS and Switchblade Drones Turn the Tide 6:51 afternoon. By the end of the day, 6:53 intercepted Russian comms painted a 6:55 picture of panic. Commanders yelling 6:58 over encrypted radios about fuel trucks 7:00 that never arrived, about tanks stranded 7:02 in minefields with engine fires raging 7:04 unchecked. Through it all, the US 7:07 orbital and signals intelligence 7:09 pipeline kept feeding Ukraine a live map 7:11 of Russian positions, an invisible hand 7:14 guiding every counter blow. For those on 7:16 the ground, it no longer felt like 7:18 Russia versus Ukraine alone. It felt 7:21 like the hammer of American war 7:22 technology had descended, precisiong 7:25 guided and relentless, turning Moscow's 7:27 best planned thrust into a burning maze 7:29 of wreckage. In your personal opinion, 7:32 should the United States get involved in 7:33 this war? Share your thoughts in the 7:36 comments section below. As the last 7:38 echoes of Haimar's strikes faded across 7:40 the shattered fields of Kurakov, 7:42 Ukraine's ground commanders launched the 7:44 next phase. A direct armored thrust 7:46 aimed at breaking Russia's already 7:48 fraying spearhead. This wasn't reckless. 7:51 It was a carefully orchestrated advance, 7:54 blending NATO armor, cuttingedge 7:56 sensors, and old-fashioned infantry 7:58 grit. Leading the charge were Leopard 2 8:01 A6 tanks, Germanmade beasts with 120 mm 8:06 smooth boore cannons capable of piercing 8:09 nearly 800 mm of rolled homogeneous 8:12 armor at 2 mi out. They advanced 8:15 deliberately, keeping a measured 12,300 8:18 yd from suspected Russian kill zones, 8:21 using their advanced thermal imagers to 8:23 scan for muzzle flashes and heat 8:26 signatures among smoking tree lines. 8:28 Flanking them were CV90 infantry 8:31 fighting vehicles from Sweden, carrying 8:33 squads equipped with Javelin and En-law 8:36 anti-tank missiles. These vehicles moved 8:39 with almost eerie coordination, pushing 8:42 up to the edge of burntout farmsteads, 8:44 deploying infantry who immediately dug 8:46 in with portable launchers aimed at 8:48 every hedge row and crossroad. At 11:52 8:52 a.m., the first contact erupted. A 8:55 Russian Terminator support vehicle 8:57 bristling with autoc cannons and 8:58 anti-tank missiles swung its turret to 9:01 engage a pair of CV90s. But seconds 9:04 before it could fire, a Javelin team 9:06 hidden in a collapsed grain silo loosed 9:08 a shot. The missile soared nearly 500 ft 9:11 into the air before diving sharply, 9:13 striking square at top the Terminator's 9:15 turret. The resulting explosion hurled 9:18 its hatches skyward, flames billowing 9:20 out like a furnace chimney. Meanwhile, 9:22 the Leopards opened fire. Their 120 mm 9:26 round struck with a velocity exceeding 9:28 5,700 ft pers, turning T80s into twisted 9:32 steel husks in seconds. Gunners used 9:35 millimeter wave radars paired with laser 9:37 rangefinders to dial in shot after shot, 9:40 punching through reactive armor like it 9:42 was paper. Observers reported at least 9:44 five Russian tanks destroyed in the 9:46 first 20-minute exchange, many left 9:48 burning with ammunition detonations that 9:50 sent turrets flying yards from the 9:52 chassis. Adding to the chaos, Highimar 9:55 systems still in the rear pivoted to 9:57 fire GMLRS cluster munitions. Each 10:00 rocket dispersing 182 bomblets across 10:03 two football fields directly onto 10:06 Russian armored reserves trying to 10:08 regroup along a dirt highway east of the 10:10 town. Drone feeds showed dozens of 10:13 Russian vehicles abruptly veering off NATO Armor Counterattack: Leopards vs Terminators 10:15 road, some plowing into ditches in a 10:17 desperate attempt to escape the 10:19 invisible storm. By early afternoon, the 10:21 ground north of Kurokov was littered 10:23 with smoking hulks. The Russian advance 10:26 had not just stalled. It had been forced 10:28 into a bloody retreat under relentless 10:30 crossfire from Ukrainian and NATO 10:32 hardware. And all of it, every tank 10:34 kill, every mangled BMP was coordinated 10:37 through live drone feeds and encrypted 10:39 data links, turning the Ukrainian 10:42 counter strike into a lesson in 21st 10:44 century mechanized warfare. Ready to see 10:47 how technology turned this battle upside 10:49 down? Keep watching. By midafternoon, 10:52 Russia's battlefield gamble unraveled 10:54 under a new kind of assault, one they 10:56 couldn't even see. High above Daetsk's 10:59 haze, US EC37B Compass call aircraft 11:02 loitered, flooding the sky with powerful 11:05 electronic jamming. Entire swaths of 11:08 Russian communications went dark. Tank 11:11 commanders trying to coordinate 11:12 movements found their encrypted radios 11:14 sputtering with static. Even Russia's 11:17 prized Orland 10 recon drones began 11:19 drifting off course, cut off from ground 11:21 control. Simultaneously, Ukrainian 11:24 operators switched on their groundbased 11:26 NASA's radars linked directly to 11:28 American satellite feeds. When Russian 11:31 attack helicopters, a flight of my 28 11:33 Havocs and KA52 Alligators darted low to 11:37 flank the Ukrainian lines, the NASAs lit 11:39 them up instantly. Within seconds, two 11:42 AM120 Amram missiles streing 11:46 into rotor discs and sending burning 11:48 debris spiraling into the treetops. 11:50 Closer to the ground, compact RQ20 Puma 11:53 drones hovered silently above ridgeel 11:56 lines, scanning for heat signatures from 11:58 idling tanks. As soon as they spotted 12:00 clustered Russian vehicles trying to 12:02 regroup near a collapsed railard, 12:04 coordinates beamed back to hidden 12:06 Javelin and in-law teams. In less than 3 12:09 minutes, missiles sliced through the 12:11 air, erupting in bright plumes that left 12:13 black columns twisting into the sky. By 12:16 5:00 p.m., Russia's vaunted assault 12:18 force was fragmented and blind. Field 12:21 reports suggested that more than 50% of 12:23 surviving Russian armored crews had shut 12:25 down their engines entirely, hoping to 12:27 hide from thermal sensors. They huddled 12:30 inside metal coffins with no situational 12:32 awareness, waiting for orders that would 12:35 never come. It was a battlefield 12:37 dictated not by brute strength, but by 12:39 who controlled the data. And right then, 12:42 Ukraine and its western allies owned 12:44 every bite. By dawn the next day, 12:47 Kurikov's battlefields looked like a 12:49 graveyard of modern armor. Scorched T90M 12:53 lay with hatches blown open, their 12:55 interiors charred beyond recognition. 12:57 Ukrainian recovery teams counted at 12:59 least nine destroyed T9DM, 13:02 six T80BMs, 13:04 seven Terminators, and over 15 BMP 13:07 infantry carriers, along with piles of 13:10 discarded Russian rifles and gear 13:11 abandoned in panic. Russian casualty 13:14 estimates painted an even grimmer 13:16 picture. Upwards of 300 troops killed or 13:18 wounded in just under 48 hours. Many 13:21 left behind in the confusion as support 13:23 vehicles were either vaporized by highar 13:25 strikes or fled without orders. Drone 13:28 footage captured entire columns of 13:30 Russian armor reversed and tangled in 13:32 craters, engines dead, crews hiding 13:35 inside from prowling switchblade drones. 13:38 But the material losses told only half Electronic Warfare, AMRAAM Strikes, and Russia’s Total Collapse 13:40 the story. The psychological blow was 13:42 devastating. Russian families back in 13:45 Voran, Belgar, and Rostov began 13:48 demanding to know why so many sons never 13:50 returned. Why Moscow's mighty armored 13:53 formations had been shredded by a 13:55 smaller force armed with Western tech. 13:58 Even Kremlin aligned media couldn't 14:00 fully suppress leaked videos of smoking 14:02 wreckage and intercepted Russian radio 14:04 calls full of chaos and fear. For 14:07 Ukraine and its allies, the message was 14:09 unmistakable. 14:11 Wars today aren't won by who has more 14:13 tanks, but by who sees first, strikes 14:16 first, and coordinates best. With 14:19 American satellites, counter battery 14:21 radars, precision missiles, and drone 14:24 swarms, Ukraine turned Russia's largest 14:26 offensive in months into a catastrophic 14:29 lesson. Any nation ignoring how modern 14:32 warfare has changed does so at its own 14:34 peril. In the fields of Donuts, that 14:37 truth was written in steel and fire. 14:39 When the dust finally settled over 14:41 Kurikov, the story of this clash was 14:43 written in burned out tank husks, 14:45 scorched earth, and hundreds of Russian 14:47 lives cut short. Moscow's grand 14:49 offensive, anchored by nearly 60 modern 14:52 armored vehicles and a brutal opening 14:54 barrage, had been reduced to twisted 14:56 wreckage scattered across Ukrainian 14:58 fields. Despite Russia's overwhelming 15:01 tonnage of steel and explosive power, it 15:03 found itself outmaneuvered by a 15:05 coalition of technology, realtime 15:08 intelligence, and disciplined Ukrainian 15:10 resolve. In less than 48 hours, a 15:14 combination of American ATAC mess 15:16 missiles, switchblade drones, advanced 15:19 counterbatter radars, and NATO armor 15:22 turned Russia's hammer blow into a 15:24 humiliating defeat. The battle proved an 15:27 unflinching lesson. Raw numbers alone no 15:30 longer dictate victory. In modern war, 15:34 victory belongs to those who see first, 15:36 think faster, and can coordinate across 15:39 satellites, data links, and drone feeds 15:42 with a precision that old doctrines 15:44 simply cannot match. Beyond the 15:47 battlefield, Kurikov sent shock waves 15:49 into Russia's own heartland. families 15:51 demanding accountability, generals 15:53 scrambling for explanations, and Kremlin 15:56 propagandists forced to spin tales in 15:58 the face of undeniable satellite images. 16:01 Meanwhile, Ukraine, backed by the quiet but immense reach of Western power, stood firm, its soldiers battered but unbroken, their lines intact. This was more than a local counterattack. It was a stark warning to any nation that underestimates the lethal marriage of technology and grit. in 21st century conflict. If you found this story compelling, please like, subscribe, and drop a comment to let us know your thoughts. 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