Наши воины защищают Россию не только в зоне СВО. Дивизион береговых ракетных комплексов "Бастион" на страже Курильских островов России в снегопад и сильный ветер, готовый к пускам крылатых ракет! 🇷🇺
Наши воины защищают Россию не только в зоне СВО. Дивизион береговых ракетных комплексов "Бастион" на страже Курильских островов России в снегопад и сильный ветер, готовый к пускам крылатых ракет! 🇷🇺
BY Защитники России 🇷🇺
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