Incredible POV footage shows what it looks like to be hit by a missile as Russia blasts drone out the sky

INCREDIBLE PoV footage has shown what it looks like to be hit by a missile after Russia blasted a Ukrainian drone out of the sky. The stealth device had been on a special mission to destroy Russian fuel and weapons depots when it was struck down by one of Mad Vlad‘s troops. This is the moment a stray Russian troops shoots down a Ukrainian drone The missile swerves and twists before hitting its target Drones have been a mainstay of Ukraine’s defenceReuters Kyiv was able to inflict maximum damage on a Russian fuel and weapons depotNewsflash The stealth plane was hovering over an open field when at a distance a white plume of smoke arises. The rocket swerves and turns as it hones in on the drone, blasting it out of the sky and causing the recording to cut out. Despite the loss, Ukraine’s 45th Separate Artillery Brigade, which carried out the attack, said it was successful in its attack on the Russian depot. The brigade said in a statement on Saturday that they used two drones to carry out the strike, with one being struck down by the enemy in return fire. MORE ON THE UKRAINE WAR WAR CHILD I'm ten & man a checkpoint in Ukraine with my gun - I'm not scared of war anymore NUKE THREAT Putin’s space chief threatens half of Europe with Satan-II nuke missile But that was after the killer device rained down missiles on Russian military targets, inflicting maximum damage on their facilities. It comes as Russian losses on the battle continue to mount. Between February 24 and June 6, the total combat losses of Russian troops stand at around 31,250 personnel, according to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The Ukrainian military also claims that Russia has lost 1,386 tanks, 3,400 armoured fighting vehicles, 690 artillery systems, 207 multiple launch rocket systems, 96 anti-aircraft systems, 211 warplanes, 176 helicopters, 2,395 motor vehicles and fuel tankers, 13 vessels, 551 unmanned aerial vehicles, 53 units of special equipment, and 125 cruise missiles. Most read in The Sun ENDERS IN TEARS EastEnders star in tears after being axed and will be killed off from soap flawless! Holly Willoughby looks stunning in floral dress at Platinum Jubilee Pageant GAN-GAN'S A GAS George & Charlotte's sweet reaction to Queen pulling sandwich from handbag LOOK HERE Viewers all saying same thing as BBC slammed for showing Charlotte during jubilee SUSSEX SPOT Royal fans all saying the same thing as they spot Meghan's 'reaction to Kate' ALL EARS William tells hilarious joke about Louis' behaviour during Jubilee celebrations Meanwhile, the Ukrainian Centre for Strategic Communications claimed that Russian Major General Roman Kutuzov was killed in a battle near Popasna in the Luhansk region. StratCom said: “Exclusive. Meet. Commander of the DNR’s 1st Army Corps (of the orcs), Major General Roman Kutuzov has been officially denazified and demilitarized”. Ukraine’s Armed Forces are “holding out” as Russian invaders attempt to seize the city of Sievierodonetsk in Luhansk region. Serhiy Haidai, head of the Luhansk Regional Military Administration, said: “The Russians are storming Sievierodonetsk… Street fights are ongoing there. However, the Ukrainian Armed Forces are holding the defence. “The head of state, who visited our advanced positions in the Luhansk region at night, was convinced of this.” Last week, the Russian MoD said that its Yars mobile missile systems, which can carry nuclear warheads and which boast a reported range of over 10,000 kilometres (6,200 miles), were performing “intensive manoeuvring operations on combat patrol routes in the Ivanovo Region”, east of the Russian capital Moscow. Read More on The Sun fan fury BGT fans slam final as a 'fix' after 'professional' comic wins show BENEFIT BLOW Thousands on Universal Credit WON’T get £650 payment due to loophole This came after US President Joe Biden said he will send Kyiv more advanced rocket systems that will help to strike enemy forces from a longer distance. These rocket systems have double the range of the rocket systems used by Russian forces and are said to be much more accurate. Russia is said to have lost more than 31,000 troops since the war in Ukraine beganNewsflash Ukrainian artillerymen destroyed warehouses of Russian troops with fuel, equipment and ammunitionNewsflash