Elusive Avengers: Russian military showed a master class on avoiding Americans

8 2020 June 13

A very entertaining video appeared in social networks of how Russian military vehicles masterfully evade the attempts of the Americans to block their military patrol.

Russian "elusive avengers", skillfully taxiing, do not leave overseas soldiers a chance to block the road. Armored car drivers with the skill of Schumacher evade US military vehicles. The video is accompanied by the corresponding incendiary music from the famous Soviet film.

Recently стало известно on the construction by Russia of a new military base in Syria, in the Malikiya region in the oil-rich north-eastern part of the country. The new Russian base will be located in the territory controlled by the US military, which indicates possible secret agreements between Moscow and Washington on the division of spheres of influence in Syria.

Earlier, US Assistant Secretary of State David Schenker said that Russian troops should "get out" from Syria, since the Russian Federation allegedly plays a destructive role in the region. Russian politicians outraged by the boorish words of the American diplomat - the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, in this regard, asked a rhetorical question about what the US troops are doing on Syrian soil and who invited them there.

However, not all US politicians assess Russia's role in Syria negatively. For example, on May 12, the United States Special Representative in the SAR, James Jeffrey, emphasized that the Russian Federation is very successful militarily in this country and is achieving major strategic successes.

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Cyril

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8 June 2020 12: 48

Russian "elusive avengers", skillfully taxiing, do not leave overseas soldiers a chance to block the road. Armored car drivers with the skill of Schumacher evade US military vehicles.

Ummm ... is it Schumacher's skill to go around the car now? American cars generally stand there, not moving.
1. Kristallovich
  
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  8 June 2020 13: 35
  
  American cars generally stand there without moving.
  
  Review the video.
  1. Cyril
    
    -11
    
    8 June 2020 13: 39
    
    Reviewed. The first rode towards the speed of the turtle, the second stands on the sidelines. Well, just kapets, what an active opposition.
    1. Kristallovich
      
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      8 June 2020 13: 44
      
      Look at the rotation of the front axle of the first armored car. Obviously an attempt to create an obstacle, but the driver changed his mind in time, otherwise a collision would have occurred. And somehow modestly you were silent about the third American armor, which promptly drove into the middle of the road.
      1. Cyril
        
        -10
        
        8 June 2020 13: 48
        
        Look at the rotation of the front axle of the first armored car.
        
        And if he just wanted to collapse?
        
        And somehow modestly you were silent about the third American armor, which promptly drove into the middle of the road.
        
        It is not visible there, he leaves or stands initially.
        
        In short, too far-fetched video. No supernatural "noisemaking", no special "opposition".
        
        Kristallovich
        
        +4
        
        8 June 2020 13: 49
        
        There you can see how he braked sharply. The body swayed. Take a closer look.
        
        Cyril
        
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        8 June 2020 13: 54
        
        There you can see how he braked sharply. The body swayed. Take a closer look.
        
        Or he just moved a little to free up the "lane" for Russian cars. The body will also swing. If he really wanted to block the road, he would have stood exactly in the middle of the road. But it is located with a clear offset to the right side, and Russian cars did not even have to pull over to the side of the road to go around it.
        
        Kristallovich
        
        +2
        
        8 June 2020 13: 55
        
        Listen, you are writing as if the Americans had never cut our path. Yes, it has become almost commonplace there.
        
        Cyril
        
        -10
        
        8 June 2020 13: 58
        
        I am writing about a specific video. And you write as if the detour shown on it is some incredibly complex car stunt. There is a lot of pathos, but it is not justified by anything.
      2. Bitter
        
        0
        
        8 June 2020 22: 03
        
        Look at the rotation of the front axle of the first armored car.
        
        This is not just a turn of the front axle, it is a deeply thought out strategic move.
        They still need to hang tires and wrestle cars. And before that, hang up cameras with drones, you can make bets and sell broadcast rights. There is no business whatsoever and there will be no benefit, as well as a kindergarten.
Sergey Latyshev

-12

8 June 2020 13: 46

ABOUT!!! Peremoga !!!
Single amerovskie cars, some are standing, others are barely going, and suddenly the Schumacher comes out of the dust ...
Nearby is an empty pure highway .... but I want to steer while the traffic police is far ...
Cheburashk

0

9 June 2020 14: 18

James Jeffrey of the United States in the SAR emphasized that the Russian Federation is very successful militarily in this country and is achieving major strategic successes.

Yeah, playing good and bad, old trick. Anyway, commenting on the Americans is a thankless job!
alexandrmakedo

+4

9 June 2020 19: 02

Quote: Cyril
Russian "elusive avengers", skillfully taxiing, do not leave overseas soldiers a chance to block the road. Armored car drivers with the skill of Schumacher evade US military vehicles.

Ummm ... is it Schumacher's skill to go around the car now? American cars generally stand there, not moving.

And you try to catch at a decent speed on the road, and in a fully armed machine, circling quite close to a fully armed enemy. Who the hell knows what order, and it is not known whether he put on diapers. Jumping on the couch, you dare.