Skala unit asaultmen cleared Pishchane near Pokrovsk

A group of soldiers from the 425th Skala Separate Assault Regiment cleared buildings in the village of Pishchane, Donetsk region, and captured two invaders.

The regiment’s press service published the video of the incident.

In the first frames, a reconnaissance drone spotted six Russian invaders, who were immediately attacked by a drone with “drops.”

When the enemy took cover in one of the buildings, a heavy bomber drone arrived to help, dropping a TM-62 anti-tank mine on the enemy infantry.

A powerful explosion completely destroyed the building, burying it under the rubble of the invaders.

The drone then recorded the work of the Skala assault team. Three soldiers were methodically combing the building, suppressing possible enemy firing points with small arms and grenades, including thermobaric grenades.

Approaching one of the cellars, where another group of Russians had been spotted earlier, the Ukrainian infantrymen used a thermobaric grenade.

After the detonation, two invaders survived and were taken prisoner.

As a result of successful assault operations, the Ukrainian Defense Forces managed to liberate most of Pishchane village, which plays an important role in the defense of Pokrovsk.

On February 8, it was reported that Skala’s assault team drove the invaders out of the village of Kotlyne, located 10 kilometers from Pokrovsk.

The cleansing was carried out using military equipment, including tanks and drones, which allowed them to effectively drive the enemy out of buildings and ensure the advance of infantry.

According to the regiment, the enemy sent three brigades to capture the village: the 130th, 15th, and 1st Slavic Brigades.