'Crew Died At Once': AFU Turn Russian BMP Into 'Ghost'

A unique video.

A unique video has been published on the web showing how exactly the AFU shot from a distance the Russian army's attempts to advance near Vuhledar.

The published footage shows the crew of a Russian BMP trying to approach Ukrainian positions, but receiving three accurate shots to the hull at once.

The fragment of the video was posted on his Twitter page by Thomas Theiner, an Italian military expert of the NATO ground forces. He noted that in all likelihood, the Russian military crew was killed after the first hit, but the vehicle continued to move by inertia for several dozen metres more, receiving artillery hits.

"The Russian BMP received three hits before it stopped. Ukraine has far more anti-tank ammunition than Russia has tanks, but the Russians nevertheless drive each of their vehicles one by one within range to be destroyed. I assume the crew did not survive, but the engine did," the expert noted, commenting on the video.