A video published this Friday on Tiktok by the Ukrainian user Dimaddimov can shed some light on this issue. The video shows Russian soldiers fleeing, leaving two BTR-82A armored vehicles intact as a Ukrainian artillery shell landed near them. An irrational reaction and pure panic that led these soldiers to not try to secure their vehicles and to expose themselves outside the armored vehicles, where they are most vulnerable:
According to the website Oryxspioenkop.com, between February 24 and today, Russia has lost 3,713 military vehicles in Ukraine, of which 1,290 have been captured by the Ukrainians. Of the vehicles lost to the Russians, 160 are BTR-82As, many of them captured. It should be noted that the Ukrainian artillery is showing great effectiveness in using drones to correct their shots. The video in question shows one such case, as the footage appears to have been recorded from a Ukrainian drone, which was possibly being used to guide artillery fire.
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