Published on Oct 29, 2014

https://youtu.be/TkLLP15lfDc

Novorossian (East Ukraine) Militia In Heavy Combat Action During Assault On Donetsk Airport

Ukraine War - Novorossian (East Ukraine) Militia In Heavy Combat Action During Assault On Donetsk Airport. Helmet Cam Firefight Fighting Action. Heavy Clashes Fighting And Firefight Combat Action On The Battlefield In Eastern Ukraine During Novorossian Militia Assault In The Battle For Donetsk Airport. Recorded On Several Helmet Cameras From Donetsk People's Republic Fighters.

Since the beginning of the crisis in Eastern Ukraine the Donetsk Airport has seen constant heavy fighting clashes and fire fights between pro-Russian and pro-Western forces.

According to Novorossian militia sources have been sucessfully attempting to push Ukrainian forces from Donetsk airport; their biggest position within firing range of the city.

The airport was under constant heavy grad missile, mortar and heavy artillery fire from both sides, and has seen much destruction due to that cause.

Ukrainian forces claim to still have control over a large part of the airport, which is defended by pro russian militia who claim to have overtaken the whole Airport, and are sucsessfully defending it against Ukrainian military counterattacks.

The assault on Donetsk Airport was the first full recorded battle that was taped with helmet cams since the beginning of the conflict. There are more Videos of the fighting in eastern Ukraine, but not in that high amount and doucumentation.

Fighting rages on in the area and both sides are claiming to have the upper hand on the battlefield.

Published Aug 30 2014

https://youtu.be/Mu9Tzg6De5k

Published on Sep 1, 2014

Azov Bn, Dnep Bn, & Donbass Bn members who disregarded the Novorossiya militia conditions for leaving the militia's encirclement of the Ukrainian army via the Humanitarian Corridor.

Instead of honoring the requirement to leave their weapons and equipment behind, they tried to force their way through with them, and were captured, and taken prisoner.