By Matthew Roscoe • Updated: 06 Nov 2022 • 16:50
WATCH: Russian BMP-2s destroyed by 120-mm mortar fire from Ukraine's SBU Special Forces "A" in Kharkiv. Image: SBU/Twitter
“Three more burnt Russian BMP-2 in Kharkiv – the work of the SBU Special Forces ‘A’,” Ukraine’s Security Service said.
“Our special forces found the place of equipment accumulation and destroyed the targets with 120-mm mortar fire.”
“We continue to work for complete Victory! Glory to Ukraine!”
People commented on the footage.
One person said: “GLORY TO THE DEFENDERS OF UKRAINE.”
GLORY TO THE DEFENDERS OF UKRAINE https://t.co/CRU48dvtlR — SLAVA UKRAINI 🇺🇸🇺🇦 (@ArmUkraineToWin) November 6, 2022
GLORY TO THE DEFENDERS OF UKRAINE https://t.co/CRU48dvtlR
— SLAVA UKRAINI 🇺🇸🇺🇦 (@ArmUkraineToWin) November 6, 2022
Other reports suggested that two destroyed and two abandoned Russian BMP-2 were located in the Kharkiv region (49°39’12.7″N 37°56’15.6″E).
Twitter account @AlexRaptor94 shared footage of another captured Russian BMP-2(K).
Another captured Russian BMP-2(K). #UkraineRussianWar #Ukraine @Rebel44CZ #Трофей #ЗСУ #ВСУ #war #Ukrainian pic.twitter.com/D0C2HZmc6q — AlexRaptor (@AlexRaptor94) November 6, 2022
Another captured Russian BMP-2(K). #UkraineRussianWar #Ukraine @Rebel44CZ #Трофей #ЗСУ #ВСУ #war #Ukrainian pic.twitter.com/D0C2HZmc6q
— AlexRaptor (@AlexRaptor94) November 6, 2022
Earlier, on Sunday, November 6, the Ukrainian 79th Air Assault Brigade released a video of a recent drone deployed 40mm M430 HEDP grenade strike on Russian positions and vehicles.
Alongside the footage, the 79th Air Assault Brigade wrote: “UAV pilots of the 79th separate air assault brigade not only aim artillery at the enemy but also successfully destroy it themselves.
“For this purpose, they actively use drones with special devices. Thus, thanks to their precise and skilful actions, about 30 units of the Russian Armed Forces and up to 5 units of enemy armoured vehicles have been destroyed recently.”
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