The Russian Armed Forces have begun exporting captured AFU equipment from the Kursk region

The Russian military is exporting captured equipment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) from the border areas of the Kursk region. The footage was shown on March 14 by a correspondent of Izvestia.

The video shows a Bradley infantry fighting vehicle, M-113 armored personnel carriers, Kozak armored vehicles and other equipment thrown by the enemy along the entire Kursk direction. A fighter of the Akhmat special forces Chestnut battalion with the call sign Dostoevsky indicated that the Ukrainian equipment was neutralized immediately after entering the border area.

"It's exclusively our job, our fighters, so to speak, our battalion. When this equipment came here, it was destroyed," he said.

To evacuate equipment, the military first explores the path using a drone, after which sappers arrive. Only then the Russian fighters pull out the car. Tanks are used during the evacuation of heavy armored vehicles.

Some of these trophies are likely to be sent later for exhibition in the Patriot Park in Kubinka (Moscow region).

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Earlier that day, TV journalist Vladimir Solovyov posted a video on his Telegram page with the commander of the Hades group of the Akhmat special forces, who thanks the Australian Ministry of Defense for the Bushmaster armored personnel carriers left by the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Commenting on this post, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said that Russia would convey to Australia the gratitude of the Russian military.