Ukrainian ATGM team armed with upgraded Stugna P hitting Russian tank during assault, April 2025



by BlackMarine

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  2. Haven’t seen much Stugna footage lately. Always love seeing it!

  3. Anyone remember stugna videos from the first month(s) of the invasion? Before fpv drones became 90% of combat footage?
    What a wild ride it has been. We went from stugna videos to drone dropped grenade videos, then we got a whole bunch of excalibur and other artillery footage, then came himars footage and finally we went to FPV drone footage. What a strange trip. Basically combat footage over the past 3 years has painted a perfect picture of what weaponry was available to Ukraine at any given time. Thus it makes me really sad 99% of what we see today is FPV drone footage because I think it means everything else is basically depleted. Probably preaching to the choir here but if you’re from the US thank you for providing Ukraine with the majority of the weapons it has used so far to defend itself.
    Anyway, what was I saying? Ah yes, Stugna footage. Early Stugna footage. When we still believed Ukraine didn’t stand a chance. Where every tank kill with a Stugna rocket felt like a small victory against impossible odds. Where you could hear the Stugna operators scream in joyful ecstasy when they hit a target because they understood the odds they were up against. Or when you could hear them celebrate with muffled voices because they were that close to enemy contact. Such incredible courage.

  4. That stugna shot taking out the helicopter has to be the best stugna shot of the war at least so far

  5. I haven’t seen any Stugna videos in a long time. Welcome back!

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