Footage of captured AFU equipment in the Kursk region has been published

Russian servicemen of the 30th Motorized Rifle Regiment showed captured equipment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) in the Kursk region. The footage of May 24 is available to Izvestia.

The video shows that the Ukrainian militants left behind heavy equipment, tanks, shells, ammunition, as well as an M109 self-propelled howitzer made in the United States.

"A rare NATO self-propelled gun, they threw it out of Suji. I received an order from the chief of artillery, call sign Major, to work on it with artillery fire together with our comrades," said the deputy commander of the division for military and political work with the call sign Kairos.

The Izvestia correspondent added that such equipment is quite heavy, so you have to pull it along the ground to get it.

"We are replenishing the trophies. This is an American M—109 self-propelled howitzer. In this form, it has just been pulled out of the Suji, it is completely broken, the goose is burning, but this is due to friction. The equipment is heavy and you have to drag it along the road," said Emil Timashev.

It is also noted that the howitzer will be sent to a repair unit.

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