A Ukrainian sniper, codenamed Alpha, made an unbelievable shot killing a Russian commander from over a mile away, in keeping with a Ukrainian officer.

The shot was taken close to the embattled metropolis of Bakhmut in japanese Ukraine the place Russian forces have been combating to carry on after lastly taking the city in May.

The sniper is a part of a 12-man sharpshooter staff often called the “ghost force” concentrating on Russian troops within the space.

The Russian commander was reportedly visiting his troopers on the frontlines when he was noticed by a Ukraine drone - that’s when Alpha took the shot from 5,900 ft away.

“Our team saw him and he was eliminated, I’m told it was very difficult. This is the longest sniper kill that we have made since the invasion and it is a capability that frightens the enemy,” a Ukrainian officer instructed the Daily Star.

He continued: “After the shot the Russians were clearly very spooked by our ability. Many conscripts are deserting.”

The shot was taken from 1.1 miles away, making it one of many longest-distance kills of the struggle.

In November 2022, a Ukrainian National Guardsman killed a Russian soldier from 1.68 miles away - the third longest fight kill ever recorded, in keeping with Ukraine's Office of Strategic Communications.

An unnamed Canadian soldier holds the longest sniper kill ever recorded at 2.2 miles. That kill was made throughout the Iraq War in 2017.

In April 2012, an unnamed Australian soldier killed an enemy in Afghanistan at 1.75 miles - the second-longest sniper kill ever.

The news comes as Ukraine presses a counter-offensive within the east of the nation within the Donbas area and throughout the south in Zaporizhzhia and Kherson Oblasts.

Kyiv’s forces are mentioned to be making regular progress within the east within the areas round Bakhmut as they try to encircle Russian forces there.