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Footage of fallen soldiers in Ukraine, body parts lying on the road | Info

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A video of a destroyed vehicle in Ukraine appeared on social networks, and next to the vehicle are the bodies of the fallen soldiers. It is not known where and when the recording was made.

Source: Twitter/Pluto45873221

A gruesome video from Ukraine showing bodies and a destroyed armored vehicle is circulating on social networks. So far, it has not been confirmed whether they are Russian or Ukrainian soldiers. The video shows that one soldier is missing parts of his body, while another is cut in half!

It is suspected that the armored vehicle was hit by a drone. It is not known where and when exactly this happened.

To remind you, the President of Russia, Vladimir Putin, said today that the Ukrainian counter-offensive has allegedly begun. According to him, Ukraine’s losses are allegedly high, and the Russian army has repelled several attacks.

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(WORLD)

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