In the ongoing conflict in Vovchansk, Ukraine, Ukrainian forces showcased remarkable innovation by repurposing parts from wrecked electric cars, such as Teslas, to create drones and bombs to sustain their operations amid a shortage of foreign military aid. One of the standout tactics involved the creation of an innovative bomb utilizing a hydrogen fuel cell salvaged from a Toyota Mirai car, weighing over two hundred kilograms and capable of inflicting severe damage on Russian positions. This hydrogen-based bomb created powerful blast waves, fireballs, and mushroom clouds, significantly impacting the targeted areas. The strategic use of ground drones to transport the hydrogen bomb demonstrated tactical adaptation to overcome disruptions caused by Russian electronic warfare systems. By utilizing a ground drone to navigate through specific routes, including a partially destroyed bridge, Ukrainian forces successfully delivered the bomb to a crucial building within the Aggregate Plant complex, resulting in a powerful explosion and subsequent fire that forced Russian troops to abandon their defensive position. The destruction of this building not only caused significant damage but also disrupted the Russian forces, compelling them to focus on defending the Aggregate Plant. This diversion of attention created potential vulnerabilities along Soborna Street, highlighting the effectiveness of Ukrainian tactics in creating strategic opportunities. The video footage of this operation, shared on Reporting From Ukraine's Telegram channel, provides insight into the creative and impactful nature of the Ukrainian forces' innovative use of technology and resources in the battlefield.