"Fire was burning under feet": How 28-year-old calling Rimar commands Bradley and saves the lives of the Armed Forces fighters-Times

The fighters of the 47th Separate Mechanized Brigade fear that Donald Trump's likely re-election will deprive them of the necessary spare parts and ammunition by President. Times writes about it. Most Russian armored vehicles cannot resist Braldley, with dozens of destroyed Russian counterparts. And yet Ukrainian troops are pushing back in the Donbass. Over the last week, the occupation troops have advanced 6 kilometers in the direction of Pokrovsk.

This is the last city in the Donetsk region in front of the border with Dnipropetrovsk, where 60 thousand people once lived. The newspaper notes that the elite 47th brigade, equipped with American tanks Abrams, Bradley and Paladin artillery, continues to work in the flank environment, as more shaky Ukrainian units are inferior and are forced to retreat. The assault Russian troops are only 20 km from Pokrovsk, at a distance of artillery fire.

Russian aircraft have been bombarding the city daily, equalizing with the school of the school and kindergartens in densely populated areas, assuming that Ukrainian troops are stationed there. On the front line in Bradley, they are used for operations, trying to restrain the Russian infantry. They should fire and leave, conducting for no more than two minutes in the area, otherwise they are at risk of prey.

Soldiers of the 47th Brigade told reporters that the Russian offensive in the area began a little more than a month ago, when the enemy attracted hundreds of well-trained drone operators and used a new frequency that Ukrainian production was unable to block Ukrainian products.

The Russians broke forward after their drones destroyed vehicles along the Ukrainian supply lines until the 47th brigade and neighboring units were aware of new tactics and were unable to adapt their electronic warfare systems. When the Ukrainian infantry is at risk of the environment, Bradley is caused to evacuate fighters. The armor of the car was more resistant to drones than M1 Abrams, which are now very rarely used.

According to 28-year-old Zvenislav Rimar, the sergeants of the 2nd Battalion of the 47th Mechanized Brigade, even when the cars are disrupted, crews usually survive. Bradley saved hundreds, if not thousands of Ukrainian lives. "If it were not for Braldley, we would not have been here, it is 100 percent. If we were in Soviet-made cars, we would not have been in a long time," said 39-year-old Lakin, a driver of a car.

Bradley Zvenislav was shot six times: twice lancet drones, three times FPV drones and once by fragments of a mortar mine, which blew up the jet armor of the machine. During the last storm, the girl received a injury, the fragments tore her hand, and the explosion caused a fire in Bradley. The Russian artillery fire fired the area around, so there was nothing left for Lakin to leave 2 km deep into the territory controlled by Ukraine, where they could escape from the flames.

However, the hatch jammed, and she could not get out. "The fire was burning under our feet, there was a smoke in the tower. The traveler broke his leg, but he was able to get out. When he opened the hatch, the air got there, and the fire began to burn more," the girl recalls. Oryx, the Dutch Intelligence Site based on open sources of defense subjects has 93 damaged, destroyed or captured Bradley today.