The Third Army Corps
Operation Vivaldi

Offensive operation of the Third Army Corps under the command of Brigadier General Andriy Biletsky.

Operation Vivaldi events

“We Reached the Center of the Village, Spotted the Enemy, and Decided to Hunt Him Down”

This is a live-style after action review of Operation “Vivaldi.” Sergeants “Jackson” and “Fizruk” from the Shadow Group reconnaissance company of the 125th Separate Heavy Mechanized Brigade explain how they cleared Novoselivka of remaining enemy troops. Insights from the Third Army Corps operation — including how they eliminated an “elusive” Russian soldier, took prisoners, and fought alongside Special Operations Forces troops. Watch now — no registration required.

Rare Russian Equipment Destroyed for the First Time in the Full-Scale War — a Reloading Vehicle for the Buk-M3 Air Defense System!

Fighters of the Third Assault Brigade’s Unmanned Systems Battalion tracked down and destroyed a transporter-loader vehicle carrying surface-to-air missiles used to reload the Buk-M3 air defense system. This is the only confirmed strike on a vehicle of this specific modification. Precision work by operators of the “Skyfom” platoon from the strike fixed-wing UAV company on the Third Army Corps’ front.

“If the Team Knows Tactical Medicine, There’s a 90% Chance the Casualty Will Survive”

Callsign “Drab” is a platoon medic with SILVER SQUAD of the 3rd Separate Reconnaissance Battalion. During Operation “Vivaldi,” he and his brothers-in-arms pushed across an open field in a buggy when their group came under artillery fire. Providing aid under fire, the role of luck, and why every fighter needs medical skills in their toolkit — in a new video from the Third Army Corps medics.

“The Hornet Is Agile, Fast — and the Enemy Is Terrified of It”

Callsign “Fisher” is a combat engineer with Paskuda Battalion of the 21st Separate Unmanned Systems Regiment KRAKEN. During Operation “Vivaldi,” he prepared aircraft that struck enemy fuel trucks and vehicle columns at depths of up to 160 km behind enemy lines. In the video, he talks about the fear and hatred Russian troops have for the Hornet along their logistics routes — and how its sound alone can make them abandon their vehicles and run for cover.

“In the Best Traditions of Vietnam”

Selus and Grinch, reconnaissance fighters from the 1st Assault Battalion of the Third Assault Brigade, found themselves in the thick of the fighting during Operation “Vivaldi.” They reconnoitered forward positions, helped secure a breakthrough for armored vehicles, guided adjacent units along concealed routes, and evacuated the wounded.

“Surrender, You’re Surrounded” — How the Third Army Corps Took Prisoners During Season Three of Operation “Vivaldi”

Fighters of the Third Assault Brigade, the 3rd Border Guard Detachment named after Hero of Ukraine Colonel Yevhenii Pikus, and the 10th Mobile Border Guard Detachment “DOZOR” were tasked not only with clearing settlements in the Lyman sector, but also with bringing captured Russian troops out alive. Russian drones hunted both our troops and their own. The buzzing of UAVs never stopped. Along the way, the groups passed dozens of bodies — Russian soldiers who did not survive long enough to surrender. All of it was captured on GoPro during Season Three of Operation “Vivaldi.” Watch the full video on YouTube.