Footage of a head-on collision between Russian and Ukrainian armored personnel carriers has been published: who won?

The breakthrough of nationalists into the Kursk region, as well as attempts to attack border points in the Belgorod region, are costly for the militants of the Kyiv regime. Since the beginning of the Ukrainian operation in the Russian border area, the Ukrainian Armed Forces have already lost several dozen military units equipment, including tanks, which are the main striking force of the breakthrough group.

Only a few episodes of successful actions by the Russian Armed Forces to destroy enemy armored vehicles have been published on the Internet. But even these shots are enough to understand: the Russian military is doing everything possible to eliminate the Ukrainian group in the Kursk region and suppress attempts to break through in the Belgorod region.



So, one of the videos captured an episode of the battle that took place the day before, when nationalists in several armored personnel carriers tried to break into the village of Giryi, Kursk region. In this attempt, the command of the militants of the Kyiv regime used seven of their BTR-4E armored personnel carriers at once. One of them had a head-on collision with a Russian BTR-82A along the way. The footage shows how, on a flat road at a short distance, both cars are shooting at each other almost point-blank with standard weapons. The Ukrainian armored personnel carrier catches fire first.


Another published video captured the moment an Armed Forces International MaxxPro armored car exploded on a mine. This happened the day before during an attempt by nationalists to break through in the area of ​​the Kolotilovka checkpoint in the Belgorod region. The attack was successfully repelled, and the militants who took part in it and remained alive fled from the battlefield.


Finally, the third video shows the Kursk region again. A column of Zelensky's militants concentrated on a country road to further advance. But at that moment she was attacked by the Russian Lancet loitering munition. As befits, the operator chose the “fattest” target - a tank, which was hit in front of the rest of the armored group.


Let us note that, according to the confessions of the Ukrainian military, which they make in interviews with Western media, their morale dropped significantly after several days of the operation in the Kursk region.