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Man that was close, i hope they could left the place without injuries...
 
Footage of an attack by two Ukrainian FPV drones on a Russian T-72B3 tank, this is a modernization of the tank created in 2011. FPV drones were equipped with warheads from RKG-3EM hand-held cumulative grenades; the RKG-3EM series grenade is capable of penetrating up to 220 mm of armor. RKG-3 grenades were actively used in the Soviet army before the advent of the RG-18 grenade launcher. Reportedly, this attack occurred in the Krasnolimansky direction, where two tanks stormed a stronghold of the Ukrainian army; for an unknown reason, the grenades mounted on the drones did not work. The video has been shortened.



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Footage of an attack by two Ukrainian FPV drones on a Russian T-72B3 tank, this is a modernization of the tank created in 2011. FPV drones were equipped with warheads from RKG-3EM hand-held cumulative grenades; the RKG-3EM series grenade is capable of penetrating up to 220 mm of armor. RKG-3 grenades were actively used in the Soviet army before the advent of the RG-18 grenade launcher. Reportedly, this attack occurred in the Krasnolimansky direction, where two tanks stormed a stronghold of the Ukrainian army; for an unknown reason, the grenades mounted on the drones did not work. The video has been shortened.



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Another fake video. Have you ever seen random Russian first perspective videos and how sh sh1tty their quality is?
Somebody filmed the tank from a very low altitude, that is hyper unusual, using a high quality camera. The resolution is just too good and doesn't match the resolution in videos recorded from combat drones. The tank was moving slowly and maneuvered as if its crew exercised.
Then what happened? Another video from a camera installed on the turret was shown and some sh1t dropped in front of it. Again, the quality of the video has nothing to do with the quality we see on the daily basis.


Again, your fake videos are made by idiots for idiots.
 
A video of the use of the FAB-500M62 air bomb by Russian aviation has been published. A FAB-500 gliding bomb was struck by a temporary station for the Ukrainian army in Berislav.

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A video of the use of the FAB-500M62 air bomb by Russian aviation has been published. A FAB-500 gliding bomb was struck by a temporary station for the Ukrainian army in Berislav.

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Do you read your descriptions or are you just being funny?
 
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"Czech republic of Russia".... brilliant. now that Russia is under Czechoslovakian management, things will finally settle down...
 

"The Russian economy is working at the limit, at the absolute limit of its capabilities. And this can be verified, first of all, by such an indicator as unemployment, which is at historically low levels. This means that there is literally no one to work in the country," explained Alexandra Prokopenko, from the Berlin-based Center for East European and International Studies.

"When there is no one to work, it means that production capacity is pushed beyond reasonable limits. So the Russian economy is trying its best to overcome the pressure it’s facing after Vladimir Putin decided to invade Ukraine."
 

Hero Ukrainian troops on a quadbike rescue wounded comrade avoiding Russian artillery​


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