Glass Veil: Sniper Mission in Mariupol
Urban warfare is a battlefield where angles replace open lines, sound ricochets through concrete cathedrals, and every window becomes either a witness—or a weapon. In the heart of war-scarred Eastern Europe, the city of Mariupol became the setting for one of the most disciplined and surgically executed sniper missions in recent memory. Glass Veil wasn’t just about taking a shot; it was about infiltrating a modern ruin without being seen, calculating environmental physics with human stakes, and vanishing with no trace but one collapsed body. 1. SHADOW IN THE RUINS In the scarred concrete maze of Mariupol, Ukraine, where war had reduced whole blocks to shattered silence, a new mission was born under fading ash and fractured steel. The city’s skeletal remains were more than ruins—they were amplifiers of sound, channels of light, and chaotic lines of sight. For a sniper, this wasn’t camouflage and concealment; this was chess with shifting shadows. Operation Glass Veil was no ba...