Moment the vehicle explodes following the strike (Image: Reddit )
Footage shows a driver scrambling away from a burning wreck after a drone obliterated a Russian missile system.
The Ukrainian drone is seen chasing the Russian missile system as it attempts to drive away.
However, the craft aims at the vehicle, unleashing two bombs onto it, causing a massive explosion.
With continuing to seize territory from , the country hit back with a terrifying hit. The drone accurately targets the Buk-M3 as it’s moving away, causing a huge explosion.
The clip was released by ‘s Unmanned Systems Forces, showing the impressive targeting of the missile system from a bird’s-eye view.
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The first bomb was released, hitting the moving vehicle before a second bomb was dropped, causing it to stop completely.
A Russian driver is then seen jumping out of the burning vehicle, rolling along the ground as he scrambles to safety from the flames.
In October, destroyed another two Buk-M3 systems. These are surface-to-air missile systems that were developed by the Soviet Union and are still used today by .
The entire mega system can cost up to a whopping £80 million, making it a key component of ’s defence system.
With taking Ukrainian land at the rate of two football fields a minute, the drone hit is of huge importance so that can launch missiles at its opponent without being opposed.
Ukraine drone targets Russian missile system (Image: Reddit)
Moments after the drone strikes (Image: Reddit)
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The war is reaching new heights as 2,000 Russian troops were killed on one day alone earlier this week, marking the deadliest day of war so far for president .
Russian forces are focusing their attacks around Kupiansk, in northeastern Kharkiv province, and Khurakove in southern Donbas.
However, Ukrainian forces have been surging back against , with Mr Putin calling on North Korea for extra support to strengthen his side.
A total of 10,000 troops were then handed over and trained by before being deployed onto the frontlines in Kursk.
After several deadly strikes, Thursday saw placed under red alert urging civilians to take cover in bomb shelters as one million people were plunged into complete darkness.
A driver is seen scrambling away from the Russian wreck (Image: Reddit)