🇷🇺🚀🇺🇦Ударные дроны российского спецназа разнесли пикап 151 омбр ВСУ вместе с пехотой
➖Разведка выявила пункт временной дислокации противника недалеко от Дзержинска. FPV-дрон накрыл машину первым попаданием, но пикап остался на ходу. ➖Украинские боевики тут же попытались эвакуироваться на уцелевшем транспорте, но в этом момент их настиг второй дрон. @btr80
🇷🇺🚀🇺🇦Ударные дроны российского спецназа разнесли пикап 151 омбр ВСУ вместе с пехотой
➖Разведка выявила пункт временной дислокации противника недалеко от Дзержинска. FPV-дрон накрыл машину первым попаданием, но пикап остался на ходу. ➖Украинские боевики тут же попытались эвакуироваться на уцелевшем транспорте, но в этом момент их настиг второй дрон. @btr80
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