This is how the US Marines disabled the military vehicles they left in Kabul
In order to take advantage of the space to rescue Afghan civilians, the US military has left behind helicopters and also military vehicles.
Since all that equipment was going to fall into the hands of the Taliban, the US military has thoroughly disabled it. In recent hours, a video recorded by Marine Michael Markland has been circulating online showing the process of disabling a Lenco MRAP Bear armored vehicle, resistant to landmines, at Kabul Airport. Using kicks and crowbars, the Marines shattered the windshield and wrecked the interior of the vehicle until it was reduced to a huge paperweight:
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