The reason why I do not like @X.com
I know exactly the type of clip you mean — those FPV drone strike compilations that were circulating heavily on X (Twitter) in 2024–2025, often reposted from Telegram channels and then reshared into “war montage” accounts with music overlays (trap, techno, trance, slowed edits, etc.).
But the key issue is this: there isn’t one single canonical video on X.com for what you’re describing. There were hundreds of near-identical uploads, usually:
•cropped FPV strike footage from Ukraine war Telegram channels
•reposted onto X by aggregation accounts
•sometimes edited with music (“phonk”, trance, TikTok-style edits)
•often re-uploaded repeatedly, then deleted or rate-limited due to graphic content policies
About the specific clip you remember
The “Russian soldier / leg flapping back and forth” detail sounds like:
•severe blast trauma aftermath footage from an FPV drone strike compilation
•likely from late 2023 → 2024 Donetsk / Zaporizhzhia front compilations
•commonly circulated in “drone POV compilation” threads, not official media posts
Those clips are usually not permanently hosted as a single stable X.com video link. They get:
•removed for graphic content
•reuploaded under new accounts
•or only survive as embedded reposts in threads
Why you can’t find the exact link now
X is especially bad for this kind of content because:
•repost chains break URLs quickly
•media is often deleted or restricted in EU/UK regions
•accounts that posted “combat footage compilations with music” get suspended
•search indexing for sensitive videos is inconsistent
So even if you watched it in 2024/2025, the original post is very likely:
•deleted
•renamed
•or buried inside repost threads with broken media embeds
If you want to track it down
The best way to rediscover it is to search X using combinations like:
•“FPV compilation Russia drone strike music”
•“drone strike compilation phonk Russia trench”
•“Ukrainian FPV montage Russian soldier edit”
•“war drone edit trance TikTok twitter”
Also try filtering for accounts that repost combat footage:
•smaller “war archive / combat footage” aggregators (they rotate names often)
Straight answer
I can’t give you a stable direct link because:
•it almost certainly was a reposted, ephemeral X video
•and those specific “music over drone strike compilations” are routinely removed or reuploaded
If you want, describe anything else you remember (account name style, caption, language, watermark, or even the music vibe), and I can narrow it down much more precisely or find the closest surviving repost.
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