A Russian convoy of more than a dozen vehicles has been obliterated by the Ukrainian Air Force using drones.
Footage released by the Ukrainian embassy showed the vehicles being destroyed near Malyn, a city around 60 miles from capital Kyiv.
Another strike was carried out near Chornobaivka, in the south of the country, which has experienced heavy fighting since the start of the invasion last week.
The chief of Ukraine ’s Air Force, Lt. Gen. Mykola Oleshchuk said they used Turkish -made Bayraktar TB2 drones for the strikes.
The Ukrainian Embassy in Turkey posted the videos on its Twitter page.
One showed the convoy seconds before the missile strike and another was shot from a moving vehicle of a number of destroyed vehicles.
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The tweet said: “Never a rose without a thorn.
“Russian invaders have to put up with Bayraktar TB2s.”
Overnight there was fierce fighting in Ukraine’s second largest city, Kharkiv, after Russia failed to take it by force on Sunday.
The invading forces had entered the country's second city, which is in the north east, only to be firmly rebuffed by Ukrainian soldiers.
Kyiv claimed that half of the military vehicles that entered Kharkiv had been destroyed, with photos and videos from the scene showing gutted, burned out tanks and transporters littering the streets.
Kharkiv airport came under heavy shelling overnight, according to reports on social media, while gunfire could be heard ringing out in the darkness.
An air raid alert sounded in the city at about 4.30am local time with residents urged to head to the nearest shelter.
The UK Ministry of Defence has said that Kharkiv remains under Ukrainian control this morning.
Later today the world will hold its collective breath when negotiators from the war-torn country and the aggressors meet for talks on the border with Belarus.
The Russian representative said ahead of the crunch meeting any agreement should be in the “best interests” of both sides.
A room has been prepared in a location close to the Ukrainian-Belorussian border for talks between Russia and Ukraine.
The Belarus Foreign Ministry released a photo of the negotiating table, complete with Russian and Ukrainian flags.
the Belorussian foreign ministry said on social media: “The venue for talks between Russia and Ukraine in Belarus has been prepared, the arrival of delegations is expected.”
Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky added: “As always: I do not really believe in the outcome of this meeting, but let them try."
