An exhibition of destroyed Russian equipment has been updated on Mykhailivska Square in Kyiv: what you can see. Photo report
The exhibition of destroyed Russian equipment located on Mykhailivska Square in Kyiv has been updated. In particular, a Buk air defense system with a charging machine and tanks were installed here.
This was reported by an OBOZREVATEL correspondent. Anyone can see the exhibition.
Recently, the permanent exhibition of destroyed Russian military equipment was updated on Mykhailivska Square in Kyiv. Among the new items are a Buk anti-aircraft missile system shot down by Ukrainian defenders along with a charging machine, a Uragan MLRS, tanks and armored personnel carriers.
An exhibition of destroyed Russian equipment was renewed in Kyiv.
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Destroyed enemy equipment.
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Anyone can see the exhibit.
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The enemy's MLRS.
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Also the citizens and guests of Kyiv had the opportunity to see enemy drones shot down by Ukrainian air defense units. The exhibition is located next to the monument of Princess Olga and everyone can visit it.
The exhibition is on Mykhailivska Square.
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To Zaporizhzhia.
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Russian tank.
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The occupants' equipment is hit.
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Visitors to the exhibition.
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One of the visitors to the exhibition.
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Mykhailivskyi Cathedral.
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Enemy equipment destroyed by the defenders of Ukraine.
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The exhibition is on Mykhailivska Square.
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As a reminder, the AFU is multiplying enemy losses in both manpower and equipment with each passing day. In 16 months of full-scale war in Ukraine, the defenders managed to destroy about 130 tank battalions of invaders.
As OBOZREVATEL reported, Kyiv mayor Vitaly Klitschko showed foreign and Ukrainian journalists the wreckage of Russian missiles and drones. It is with them the aggressor country of the Russian Federation kills peaceful Ukrainians and destroys Ukrainian cities and villages.
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