🇺🇦 Опис: Ефектне добивання російського Т-80БВМ зр. 2022. Палаючий танк продовжує рух, але його мандрівка виявляється недовгою. Поблизу села Терни, Донецька область.
🇬🇧 Description: Impressive destruction of the Russian T-80BVM model 2022. The burning tank continues to move, but its journey turns out to be short-lived. Near the village of Terny, Donetsk region.
🇺🇦 Опис: Ефектне добивання російського Т-80БВМ зр. 2022. Палаючий танк продовжує рух, але його мандрівка виявляється недовгою. Поблизу села Терни, Донецька область.
🇬🇧 Description: Impressive destruction of the Russian T-80BVM model 2022. The burning tank continues to move, but its journey turns out to be short-lived. Near the village of Terny, Donetsk region.
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