Chilling moment Ukrainian kamikaze drone sniffs out Russian soldier playing DEAD on battlefield…and goes in for the kill

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THIS is the chilling moment a Ukrainian kamikaze drone spots a Russian soldier player dead on the ground and obliterates him within seconds.

The dramatic footage shows the Russian lying on the ground as the drone approaches him closely.

The soldier can be seen lying on the ground as the drone approaches him[/caption]

The Russian is playing dead but has kept his eyes open[/caption]

He attempts to stand back thinking he got away[/caption]

He falls back on the ground before he is killed by the drone[/caption]

But the tactic to get away unharmed did not work as the soldier didn’t manage to trick the drone – and even kept his eyes open.

The drone can be seen getting away from the soldier for a few moments and he stands up.

But he was immediately killed as the drone returned and struck him in the latest battlefield blow.

Another clip showed a column of Russian tanks and 50 soldiers being wiped out by Ukraine as fighting on the frontline rages on.

A video by troops of the Azov Brigade shows the military vehicles being blown to bits.

Ukrainian forces managed to capture one of Russia‘s brand-new tanks in a major blow to Vladimir Putin.

Russian troops can then be seen scrambling for their lives as they aim to retreat to safety.

The Azov Brigade claimed the Russian column had been advancing near the village of Terny in the Donetsk region before they destroyed it.

A caption alongside the video read: “Reconnaissance noticed an armoured group of Russians. It was moving towards the positions of the Defence Forces in the Kreminna direction.”

The soldiers from the 12th Azov Brigade and the 95th DShV Brigade said that they carried out the assault.

“In total, more than 50 invaders were destroyed during the assault,” they add.

It comes after Russia was accused of a false flag attack after Europe’s biggest nuclear plant was blasted by drones.

Russia’s nuclear power corporation, Rosatom, had accused Ukrainian forces of launching a series of attacks on the Russian-held Zaporizhzhia nuclear power station.

But a Ukrainian intelligence official quickly dismissed the claims and said Kyiv had nothing to do with any strikes on the station, suggesting they were the work of Russians themselves.

A spokesperson for Ukraine’s HUR Main Intelligence Directorate, Andriy Usov, denied any involvement.

“Russian strikes, including imitation ones, on the territory of the Ukrainian nuclear power plant … have long been a well-known criminal practice of the invaders,” he wrote on Telegram.