Продолжаем снабжать средствами защиты от тепловизионных дронов армию. На этом фото передача 5-ти противодронных одеял подразделению 137-й бригаде "Урал".
Изделия изготавливаются серийно мастерской Интербригад Цех 77, г. Москва. Помимо пошива снаряжения мастерская изготавливает 3d-печатные изделия и ночные точки наводки.
Просим поддерживать производство остро необходимых на фронте изделий!
Продолжаем снабжать средствами защиты от тепловизионных дронов армию. На этом фото передача 5-ти противодронных одеял подразделению 137-й бригаде "Урал".
Изделия изготавливаются серийно мастерской Интербригад Цех 77, г. Москва. Помимо пошива снаряжения мастерская изготавливает 3d-печатные изделия и ночные точки наводки.
Просим поддерживать производство остро необходимых на фронте изделий!
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