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women who once were in [music] their00:00:15
kitchens, classrooms, or prison cells00:00:17
are now on the Ukrainian front lines.00:00:19
That is, tens of thousands of Ukrainian00:00:22
female soldiers are fighting against00:00:23
Putin's army. While the Russians00:00:25
expected to face professional soldiers,00:00:27
they are now confronting an army of00:00:29
women who have nothing to lose and have00:00:31
sworn revenge. This is beyond00:00:33
statistics. It is the moment when the00:00:35
nature of war changed. Ukraine's Amazon00:00:38
and witches have become that invisible00:00:39
wall that has overturned Russia's00:00:41
strategic calculations. To understand00:00:44
the anatomy of this asymmetric00:00:45
resistance, one must first look behind00:00:47
the iron bars to the place where one of00:00:50
Ukraine's [music] toughest decisions was00:00:51
made. Faced with the Russian army's00:00:54
human wave tactics [music] and00:00:55
relentless attacks, the Ukrainian00:00:57
Ministry of Defense took a radical step00:00:59
to tighten its ranks and opened the00:01:01
[music] prison doors. But those who00:01:03
emerged were not criminal machines00:01:05
resembling Vagner group mercenaries.00:01:07
They were women willing to pay for their00:01:08
past mistakes in the trenches. The00:01:11
soldier cenamed Tequila is the00:01:13
embodiment of this new doctrine.00:01:16
>> You're an assault unit. Did you have any00:01:18
doubts about joining it?00:01:21
Well, I did. But even if I was ordered00:01:24
to go on an assault mission right now,00:01:27
I'd go.00:01:32
>> What did you feel the moment you left00:01:34
the prison?00:01:36
>> I took a deep breath. Even the air is00:01:39
different outside prison.00:01:43
>> Years she spent in that gray, gloomy00:01:45
prison northeast of Kkefe may have cut00:01:47
this Ukrainian woman off from civilian00:01:48
life. But the war offered her an00:01:51
unexpected door to freedom. For Tequila,00:01:53
freedom was not a comfortable life00:01:55
outside, but being able to stand at the00:01:57
zero [music] point of the enemy line00:01:58
with a weapon in her hand. In fact, her00:02:01
stepping out [music] of a cold bunk and00:02:02
into the muddy trenches says it all.00:02:04
This Ukrainian woman's story is not just00:02:06
a story of individual salvation, but00:02:09
proof of the total transformation of a00:02:11
nation. Tequila's words shed light on00:02:13
how the town resisted the occupation.00:02:16
There are many examples of Ukrainian00:02:18
female soldiers like this. So why is00:02:20
there such a high level of participation00:02:22
from women in the army? Ukrainian state00:02:25
penitentiary service officials describe00:02:26
the situation as a paradox. [music]00:02:29
Exchanging the prison environment with00:02:31
three meals a day, a warm bed, and00:02:33
relative security for trenches where00:02:35
there is a constant risk of being blown00:02:37
apart by mortar fire may not seem like a00:02:39
decision a rational mind would make.00:02:42
However, the motivation at play here is00:02:44
a sense of atonement and revenge that00:02:46
[music] is much stronger than the00:02:47
instinct to survive. The field00:02:49
commander, cenamed hedgehog, clearly00:02:51
draws the fine line that separates00:02:53
[music] these women's motivation from00:02:55
that of male soldiers. For them, the00:02:58
front line is an opportunity to replace00:02:59
the label of criminal in the eyes of00:03:01
society with the label of hero. What a00:03:04
prisoner feels when advancing toward00:03:06
Russian positions with an assault00:03:07
[music] rifle is not fear, but an00:03:10
existential necessity. One of the most00:03:12
striking examples of this transformation00:03:14
is Helina, a 36-year-old former cook00:03:17
convicted of minor crimes. Her reason00:03:19
for joining the war goes beyond guilt.00:03:21
It stems from pure pain. Having lost her00:03:24
25-year-old son and her husband in the00:03:26
hell of Bakmoot, Helina now possesses00:03:28
the dangerous courage of someone who has00:03:30
nothing left to lose. What makes a00:03:32
person most dangerous [music] in war is00:03:34
having no life left behind. Helina and00:03:37
others like her pose an unpredictable00:03:38
[music] threat to the Russian army00:03:40
because their fear of death has given00:03:42
way to a desire for revenge. In addition00:03:44
to all these women, there are 70,00000:03:47
unnamed women who have chosen to fight00:03:49
on the Ukrainian front lines. It is00:03:51
claimed that 5,500 of them serve on the00:03:54
front lines. In fact, these women are00:03:56
stationed on the harshest, most critical00:03:58
front lines. The town of BHA is the most00:04:01
striking example of this situation. The00:04:03
metallic noise echoing in the skies over00:04:05
Bha at midnight [music] is like the00:04:07
awakening sound of a Maxim machine gun00:04:09
from the 1930s, ready to turn modern00:04:12
technology into [music] scrap metal.00:04:14
This part of the story features the Bha00:04:16
witches, organized outside prison walls00:04:18
[music] right in the heart of civilian00:04:20
life. The nickname witch here is not a00:04:22
mythological reference, but a reflection00:04:24
of the fear [music] Russian pilots felt00:04:26
for them in the darkness of night. BHA,00:04:28
which witnessed the most brutal face of00:04:30
the Russian invasion in 2022, where00:04:33
violence was ever present [music] in its00:04:35
streets, has now transformed this trauma00:04:37
into military discipline. These women,00:04:40
who continue their lives as teachers,00:04:42
doctors, manicurists, or accountants00:04:44
during the day, turn into the most00:04:46
effective protectors of Ukrainian00:04:47
airspace when the sun sets. This is a00:04:50
part-time soldier model rarely [music]00:04:51
seen in modern warfare history. However,00:04:54
its effects are extremely deadly. The00:04:56
equipment these women use is the most00:04:58
concrete example of technological00:05:00
asymmetry. Russia is attempting to00:05:02
unleash millions of dollars worth of00:05:04
Iranian-made Shahed 136 kamicazi drones00:05:07
on Ukrainian cities. The witches of Bha00:05:10
are trying to ward off this drone threat00:05:12
without fear. Fully [music] aware of all00:05:14
the dangers. This is truly a courageous00:05:16
act. In fact, some of these women are so00:05:19
brave that they can use any weapon they00:05:21
can get their hands on at the front. One00:05:22
of these is the Maxim machine gun. The00:05:25
Maxim's heavy, fixed, and continuous00:05:27
firepower is surprisingly effective at00:05:29
shredding slowmoving drones that make00:05:30
moped noises in the sky. Modernized with00:05:33
laser pointers, thermal cameras, and00:05:35
tablets, these weapons in the hands of a00:05:37
female [music] teacher or veterinarian00:05:39
become a high-tech air defense system.00:05:41
So, these women easily adapt even to the00:05:44
most challenging weapons. This group of00:05:46
women within the Ukrainian army has no00:05:48
age issue within the military units.00:05:50
Valentina, also known as Valkyrie, is a00:05:52
veterinarian who embodies the spirit of00:05:54
this unit. Being 51 years old does not00:05:57
prevent her from pulling the trigger. In00:05:59
2022, [music]00:06:00
when a Russian soldier held a gun to her00:06:02
son's head, Valentina chose to become a00:06:04
brave warrior and act accordingly rather00:06:06
than her civilian persona. When she00:06:08
says, "I may not be able to run, but I00:06:10
can use that machine gun," she is00:06:12
actually shouting a truth that Putin00:06:14
does not understand. When you corner a00:06:16
mother, you turn her into a weapon more00:06:18
dangerous than any military doctrine00:06:20
could foresee. Similarly, math teacher00:06:23
Ina's routine is proof of how war00:06:25
absorbs civilian life. Leaving her00:06:27
forest post, leaving her camouflage in00:06:30
the car to go to class and teach00:06:31
calculus to her students, then returning00:06:33
to the machine gun at night shows the00:06:35
total mobilization of Ukrainian society.00:06:38
For Ina, there is no contradiction00:06:40
between the hand that holds the chalk00:06:42
and the hand that pulls the trigger.00:06:44
Both are tools to defend the future.00:06:46
These mobile fire groups are not just00:06:48
civilians firing randomly. Thanks to00:06:51
special software on their tablets, they00:06:53
track the drones routes forming00:06:54
triangles to fire crossfire. And they00:06:57
neutralize Russia's biggest trump card,00:06:59
swarm attacks, not by spending thousands00:07:02
of dollars on missiles, but with bullets00:07:04
costing just a few dollars. This is an00:07:06
economic and tactical victory for00:07:08
Ukraine. The presence of women in the00:07:10
Ukrainian army has long since ceased to00:07:12
be a symbolic window dressing and has00:07:14
become a statistical reality and a00:07:16
decisive force on the ground. The00:07:18
figures point to a demographic00:07:20
resistance that strategists in Moscow00:07:22
cannot ignore. By the end of 2025, the00:07:25
number of female soldiers serving in the00:07:26
Ukrainian armed forces will have00:07:28
exceeded 70,000 and is heading towards00:07:31
100,000. Compared to 2021 figures, this00:07:35
represents a massive 40% increase. The00:07:38
nature of this increase is even more00:07:40
significant than its magnitude. In the00:07:42
past, women in the army were generally00:07:44
assigned to logistics, medical or00:07:46
administrative roles, rearline duties.00:07:49
However, today, some of these women are00:07:51
positioned on the front lines, referred00:07:53
to in military terminology as the zero00:07:56
point, where eye contact with the enemy00:07:58
is made and artillery fire never ceases.00:08:01
They are no longer just nurses or radio00:08:03
operators. They are tank commanders,00:08:05
snipers, artillery battery operators,00:08:08
and FPV drone pilots. The psychological00:08:11
pressure this situation exerts on the00:08:13
Russian army is as devastating as00:08:15
kinetic attacks. While Russian military00:08:17
doctrine and propaganda attempt to00:08:19
portray the Ukrainian army as exhausted,00:08:22
demoralized, and sustained only by00:08:24
Western mercenaries, the reality they00:08:26
encounter on the ground destroys this00:08:28
propaganda. Knowing that the sniper00:08:31
targeting them or the drone pilot00:08:32
dropping bombs on their heads could be a00:08:34
teacher or a mother seeking revenge in00:08:36
the village they have occupied creates00:08:38
deep paranoia. Colonel Andre Verlott's00:08:41
words about the BHA formation sum up00:08:43
this psychological warfare. Veratti said00:08:46
that a significant portion of the men00:08:48
went to the front hid. But the women,00:08:51
they can be even more savage than the00:08:53
men because the Russians by destroying00:08:56
their lives, their homes, and their00:08:57
families have awakened a sacred anger00:09:00
that must not be touched. This ripple00:09:02
effect is triggering not only military00:09:04
but also socioeconomic transformation.00:09:07
Traditional gender roles in Ukraine have00:09:09
been shaken and reshaped by the00:09:10
necessities imposed by the war. The male00:09:13
labor shortage across all sectors, from00:09:15
logistics chains to industrial00:09:17
production, is being filled by women.00:09:20
The production of special uniforms, body00:09:22
armor, and equipment for female soldiers00:09:23
on the front lines has itself initiated00:09:26
a new industrial adaptation process.00:09:29
While the prolongation of the war was00:09:30
expected to create metal fatigue in00:09:32
Ukrainian society, it has on the00:09:34
contrary created a social hardening.00:09:37
Human resources on the Ukrainian army00:09:39
side are not running out. On the00:09:41
contrary, they are expanding. Figures00:09:44
like teacher Ina ensure the continuity00:09:46
of civilian life while also contributing00:09:48
to military defense, thwarting Russia's00:09:50
strategy of making Ukraine00:09:52
uninhabitable. Schools are open, classes00:09:55
are being taught. But when the recess00:09:56
bell rings, teachers run not to the00:09:59
shelter, but to the anti-aircraft00:10:01
battery. This is the most radical form00:10:03
of a society's refusal to surrender.00:10:06
Russia's strategic bombardments may hit00:10:08
power plants among civilian targets in00:10:10
Ukraine, but there is no chance of00:10:12
shutting down this network of social00:10:14
will. Looking at the big picture, it00:10:16
becomes clear that the most fatal00:10:18
miscalculation in the Kremlin's plan to00:10:20
invade Ukraine is not weapon stocks or00:10:22
logistics, but the human factor. Putin's00:10:25
war machine aimed to paralyze the00:10:27
Ukrainian people through the terror it00:10:29
unleashed in places like Bha, forcing00:10:31
them into obedience through fear. This00:10:34
is precisely where psychological warfare00:10:36
and the backfire effect come into play.00:10:39
When terror crosses a certain threshold,00:10:41
it ceases to instill fear and transforms00:10:44
into pure hatred followed by a00:10:46
cold-blooded plan of action. By00:10:48
massacring civilians in BUA, Russia did00:10:51
not break Ukraine's resistance. On the00:10:53
contrary, it turned every street, every00:10:56
window, and every roof into a potential00:10:58
firing position. This situation is a00:11:01
strategic dead end for Russia. You can00:11:03
defeat a conventional army in open00:11:05
battle or with logistical blockades. But00:11:08
you cannot defeat a force like Tequila00:11:10
made up of prisoners released from jail00:11:12
or Valkyrie made up of mothers who have00:11:15
lost everything with flexible00:11:17
hierarchies and existential motivation00:11:19
using classic military doctrine. Thus,00:11:22
Russia's demographic superiority becomes00:11:24
meaningless in the face of Ukraine's00:11:26
total mobilization. At the start of the00:11:28
war, Putin viewed the Ukrainian army as00:11:31
a force of 200,000 to 300,000 soldiers.00:11:34
But today, he is fighting a nation where00:11:36
every woman capable of holding a weapon00:11:38
is a potential combatant with over 1000:11:41
million reserveists. Furthermore, this00:11:44
situation proves Ukraine's capacity to00:11:46
sustain the war through its own internal00:11:48
dynamics beyond the aid coming from the00:11:50
West. The presence of women on the front00:11:53
lines resonates strongly with Western00:11:55
public opinion, creating a narrative00:11:57
that breaks support fatigue. The witches00:11:59
hunting drones with night vision goggles00:12:01
is not only a military success, but also00:12:04
a diplomatic message. We are not giving00:12:06
up, so don't cut off your support. Of00:12:09
course, before seeing this, Russia's00:12:11
strategy was based on demographically00:12:13
exhausting Ukraine. However, this new00:12:15
wave from prisons and schools shows that00:12:17
Ukraine's human resource pool is much00:12:20
deeper than the Kremlin had anticipated.00:12:22
When Russian commanders plan troop00:12:24
movements on maps, they now have to take00:12:26
into account not only the regiments00:12:28
opposite them, but also the civilian00:12:30
population living in that area who go00:12:32
out hunting at night. This situation00:12:35
raises the cost of the occupation to an00:12:37
unsustainable level. Russia's definition00:12:39
of victory has turned into a nightmare00:12:41
where every square kilometer it captures00:12:44
is left with thousands of witches who00:12:45
will strike the moment it turns its00:12:47
back. Therefore, what we see in the00:12:49
skies of Bha or the trenches of Kkefe is00:12:52
not just a defensive reflex, but the00:12:54
sound of an empire collapsing. Putin00:12:57
hoped to be greeted with flowers or at00:12:59
least find a cowed population in the00:13:01
lands he entered with his tanks. But00:13:03
what he found was the fury of Tequila00:13:05
released from her prison cell and the00:13:07
determination of Ena, who abandoned her00:13:09
chalk and embraced her machine gun.00:13:12
Russia can bomb Ukrainian cities,00:13:14
destroy buildings, blow up power plants,00:13:16
and plunge them into darkness. But that00:13:18
darkness is no longer an advantage for00:13:20
Russian soldiers. It has become a00:13:22
crucial area ruled by the BHA witches.00:13:25
The ultimate truth the Kremlin fails to00:13:27
grasp is this. You can defeat an army.00:13:30
You can deplete its ammunition, but no00:13:32
weapon has ever been invented that can00:13:34
stop a mother waiting to avenge her00:13:36
child. The balance of the war shifted00:13:38
irreversibly that night, along with the00:13:40
beams of light scanning the sky, and00:13:42
these lights are sweeping away the last00:13:44
remnants of Putin's dreams of victory.00:13:47
There is no safe place. The night now00:13:49
belongs to Ukrainian women. Tonight's00:13:51
dominance is only one face of the war.00:13:54
When the sun rises, the war transforms00:13:56
into a much more insidious and deadly00:13:58
technological duel beyond the trenches.00:14:01
Here, a new arena is opening up where00:14:04
physical strength is replaced by00:14:05
millisecond reflexes and surgical00:14:08
precision. FPV drone warfare. And the00:14:11
statistics don't lie. The success rate00:14:14
of women serving as FPV drone operators00:14:16
in the Ukrainian army is staggering,00:14:18
baffling Russian electronic warfare00:14:20
systems. One of these new generation00:14:23
operators who has become the nightmare00:14:25
of Russian tank crews is 26-year-old00:14:27
Oxana, cenamed Phoenix, who was a00:14:30
graphic designer before the war. Her00:14:32
weapon is not a rifle, but a $500 game00:14:35
controller and VR goggles she wears over00:14:37
her eyes. However, this inexpensive00:14:40
technology at her fingertips is turning00:14:42
millions of dollars worth of Russian00:14:44
T90M tanks into scrap metal. Russia's00:14:48
armored fist doctrine is practically00:14:49
melting away in the face of fleets00:14:51
controlled by operators like Oxana.00:14:54
OSENT data obtained from Russian radio00:14:56
communications on the front lines00:14:58
reveals the extent of panic among00:14:59
Russian soldiers. This is where it gets00:15:02
interesting. The patience and fine motor00:15:04
skills of female operators are turning00:15:06
into a deadly advantage against Russia's00:15:08
brute force. These women may be sitting00:15:11
in front of screens in shelters, not in00:15:13
the mud of the trenches. However, the00:15:15
impact they create is no different from00:15:17
that of an artillery battery. According00:15:19
to Ukrainian Defense Ministry data,00:15:21
women operators are responsible for more00:15:23
than 30% of FPV drone attacks. This00:15:26
creates an unsolvable equation for00:15:28
Russia. Because while the Russian army00:15:30
tries to classify the threat it faces as00:15:32
special forces, it is actually being put00:15:35
in a strategic checkmate position by a00:15:37
university student using a joystick in00:15:39
her basement. This digital dimension of00:15:42
war is an area where gender becomes00:15:44
completely irrelevant. Where only skill00:15:46
and intelligence matter and where Russia00:15:48
with its cumbersome bureaucracy cannot00:15:51
keep up. But the story is not only about00:15:53
destruction. It is also about00:15:55
preservation. And this is where the00:15:57
angels of the gray zone come in. At the00:16:00
hottest points of the front on the Prosk00:16:02
and Cupansk lines, it is mostly women00:16:04
who are at the wheel of armored00:16:06
ambulances weaving through the reign of00:16:07
shrapnel. Known as the Iron Angels,00:16:10
these evacuation teams highlight the00:16:12
Russian army's greatest weakness, its00:16:14
disregard for human life. When Russian00:16:17
soldiers are wounded, they are often00:16:18
left to their fate, bleeding to death.00:16:21
On the Ukrainian side, a female driver00:16:23
does not hesitate to drive into a00:16:25
minefield to save a single soldier. This00:16:28
situation is the most critical factor00:16:30
deepening the moral chasm between the00:16:32
two armies. The evacuation vehicle used00:16:34
by 32-year-old paramedic Arena, riddled00:16:37
with bullet holes, may be a source of00:16:39
envy and anger for Russian soldiers.00:16:41
When they look through their binoculars,00:16:43
they see Ukrainians willing to die for00:16:45
each other. On their own side, the00:16:47
wounded are seen as a logistical burden00:16:49
and left behind. This psychological00:16:51
breakdown is the hidden trigger for the00:16:53
increase in insubordination and00:16:54
desertions on the Russian front. For a00:16:57
Russian soldier, the only thing more00:16:59
frightening than a witch trying to shoot00:17:00
him is knowing that there is no angel on00:17:02
his side to save him when he is wounded.00:17:04
In short, the Ukrainian army has become00:17:07
a special force, incredibly supported by00:17:09
women. This is one of the reasons Putin00:17:12
has been unable to occupy the country.00:17:14
That is, Ukrainian women are doing00:17:16
everything they can for freedom. So,00:17:18
what are your thoughts on this? We look00:17:20
forward to your comments and likes.Description:
Vladimir Putin is facing a new enemy he never expected. It is not a NATO battalion, but an army of 70,000 Ukrainian women who have sworn revenge. From "Female Prisoners" seeking redemption to the terrifying "Bucha Witches" hunting drones at night, Russia is facing a total mobilization of anger. In this video, we reveal the stories of Ukraine's Amazon Army: Prisoners of War: The story of "Tequila" and female convicts released to fight on the frontlines. The Bucha Witches: How teachers and doctors use WW2 machine guns to destroy modern Russian drones. Mothers of Revenge: Why women like "Halyna," who lost their children, are the most dangerous soldiers for Russia. FPV Snipers: How young women gamers are destroying T-90 tanks from miles away. They are not just fighting for land; they are fighting for their families. 🔔 Subscribe for the untold human stories of the War! Ukraine Female Soldiers, Bucha Witches, Female Prisoner Army, Putin Nightmare, Russian Troops Terrified, Tequila Ukraine, Women on Frontline, FPV Drone Operator, War News, Ukraine Revenge.
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The best quality formats are FullHD (1080p), 2K (1440p), 4K (2160p) and 8K (4320p). The higher the resolution of your screen, the higher the video quality should be. However, there are other factors to consider: download speed, amount of free space, and device performance during playback.
Why does my computer freeze when loading a "THEY HUNT AT NIGHT: 70,000 "Bucha Witches" DESTROY Russian Troops!" video?
The browser/computer should not freeze completely! If this happens, please report it with a link to the video. Sometimes videos cannot be downloaded directly in a suitable format, so we have added the ability to convert the file to the desired format. In some cases, this process may actively use computer resources.
How can I download "THEY HUNT AT NIGHT: 70,000 "Bucha Witches" DESTROY Russian Troops!" video to my phone?
You can download a video to your smartphone using the website or the PWA application UDL Lite. It is also possible to send a download link via QR code using the UDL Helper extension.
How can I download an audio track (music) to MP3 "THEY HUNT AT NIGHT: 70,000 "Bucha Witches" DESTROY Russian Troops!"?
The most convenient way is to use the UDL Client program, which supports converting video to MP3 format. In some cases, MP3 can also be downloaded through the UDL Helper extension.
How can I save a frame from a video "THEY HUNT AT NIGHT: 70,000 "Bucha Witches" DESTROY Russian Troops!"?
This feature is available in the UDL Helper extension. Make sure that "Show the video snapshot button" is checked in the settings. A camera icon should appear in the lower right corner of the player to the left of the "Settings" icon. When you click on it, the current frame from the video will be saved to your computer in JPEG format.
How do I play and download streaming video?
- in video formats, hover your mouse over "Streaming Video**";
- right-click on "Copy link";
- open VLC-player;
- select Media - Open Network Stream - Network in the menu;
- paste the copied link into the input field;
- click "Play".
- copy the video address (URL);
- select "Open Network Stream" in the "Media" item of VLC player and paste the link to the video into the input field;
- click on the arrow on the "Play" button and select "Convert" in the list;
- select "Video - H.264 + MP3 (MP4)" in the "Profile" line;
- click the "Browse" button to select a folder to save the converted video and click the "Start" button;
- conversion speed depends on the resolution and duration of the video.
For this purpose you need VLC-player, which can be downloaded for free from the official website https://www.videolan.org/vlc/.
How to play streaming video through VLC player:
To download streaming video via VLC player, you need to convert it:
Warning: this download method no longer works with most YouTube videos.
What's the price of all this stuff?
It costs nothing. Our services are absolutely free for all users. There are no PRO subscriptions, no restrictions on the number or maximum length of downloaded videos.