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Russian Fighting Vehicles Fire Cyclic At Ukrainian Positions
Published 1 years ago
Footage shows a pair of Russian infantry fighting vehicles identified as a BMD-2 and a BTR-D unleashing their main armament at a woodline containing Ukrainian defensive positions, reportedly on the Kreminna front.
While the scene may look like an ineffective waste of ammunition, the vehicles are likely providing effective suppression fire, keeping Ukrainian heads down while nearby Russian maneuver elements flank or advance into new positions.
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