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Video circulating on social media reportedly shows Ukrainian servicemen breaking into captured Russian tank.
At least two Russian soldiers inside are seen taken prisoner.
Such “barn tanks” also called “turtles,” or even “blyat-mobiles” after the common vulgarity used in Russian as a filler word.
Security Service of Ukraine ( SBU ) reported the destruction of 1,006 Russian tanks since start of Kremlin ’s full-scale invasion.
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