Russian Frontline Combat Assault On Last Ukrainian Forces In Kursk

In this exclusive frontline report, I document the Russian "Veteran" Brigade launching a rocket artillery assault using BM-21 Grad multiple-launch rocket systems (MLRS) against the last remaining Ukrainian positions in Russia's Kursk region, near the Sumy border. After Ukraine's incursion into Kursk back in August—initially seizing over 1,500 square kilometers—Russian forces have steadily reclaimed territory, reducing Ukrainian control to a handful of fortified areas. In this report, you’ll witness firsthand the planning, coordination, and execution of a real-time combat rocket strike, including drone reconnaissance, artillery targeting, and the human cost of war. The video covers the launch sequence, the live firing of the BM-21 Grad rockets, evasion of Ukrainian counter-fire, and reflections from brigade commanders and artillery surveyors. Key moments include the live launch at 10:53, the evasion of counter-fire at 11:03, and final reflections on the human cost at 13:16. Timestamps: 0:00 – Introduction: Russian Veteran Brigade Rocket Assault 0:27 – Situation Overview: Last Ukrainian Positions in Kursk 1:13 – Heading to BM-21 Grad Launch Site 4:41 – Interview: BM-21 Grad Commander on Targeting Procedure 6:07 – How Drones (ZALA UAVs) Identify Targets 8:23 – Safety and Distance from Frontline 9:21 – Interview: Artillery Surveyor’s Crucial Role 10:07 – Final Rocket Targeting Preparation 10:53 – Live Launch: BM-21 Grad Rockets Fired 11:03 – Evading Ukrainian Counter-Fire 12:05 – Insights: Veteran Brigade’s Combat Effectiveness 13:16 – Final Reflections: The Human Cost of War 14:08 – Why Independent Journalism Matters