The Russian T-72B3 tank withstood the impact of two missiles fired from the Ukrainian anti-tank missile system (ATGM) and continued to move. The corresponding video was published on Saturday, June 3, in the Telegram channel “Work, brothers”.

It is reported that the crew of the Russian tank used up the entire ammunition load, striking at the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (APU), after which it moved to the rear to replenish ammunition. On the way, the combat vehicle withstood two hits from missiles from the Stugna ATGM, after which it got out of the fire.

"The tankers say hello to the [Ukrainian] soldiers (...) and promise to see them again," the report said.

Earlier, a video circulated on the network where you can see how a Russian T-72 tank withstands a hit by a kamikaze drone with an anti-tank projectile of the Armed Forces of Ukraine near Marinka in the Donetsk People's Republic. It was clarified that the tank "received in the forehead" an FPV drone with an RPG-7 grenade.