In a new video published on social networks by the Ukrainian military, their next unprecedented strike was recorded: the destruction of a Russian army vehicle by an anti-tank gun mounted on a UTV.

An improvised squad of Ukrainian soldiersPhoto: video shooting

The 27-second video shows how one of the Ukrainian soldiers fires from an AT4 anti-tank gun mounted on the back of a UTV, the projectile flies in the air for a few seconds, and after the shot the classic “Eeeee! “.

Another unusual detail is that a Ukrainian soldier is allegedly shooting from a makeshift seat in the back of a UTV converted by the Kyiv military into a combat vehicle. Unfortunately, the footage does not show whether there was a hit on a tank, armored vehicle or other type of equipment of the Russian army.

Although it is unclear where the footage was taken, vegetation visible in the footage suggests the impact was recent.

Another interesting detail: the blow was delivered by an AT4 weapon manufactured by the Swedish arms company Saab Bofors Dynamics. The AT4 is not an anti-tank launcher like the well-known Javelin or NLAW systems, as the explosive warhead is not rocket-propelled.

But the AT4 is also not a recoilless rifle, but rather a recoilless rifle, as it is smoothbore internally.

The Ukrainian military destroyed the most modern tank of the Russian army with Swedish weapons

In May, the Ukrainian military destroyed the T-90M tank, the most modern Russian military equipment, using another Swedish-made weapon, the Karl Gustav anti-tank grenade launcher.

“Thank you to the people and the King of Sweden for your help,” the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine said on its Twitter page at the time, stressing that this launcher was used to destroy the “pride of Russian tank-building.”

The Carl Gustav launcher is also produced by the Swedish company Saab.

“I believe that our soldiers who destroyed the tank should be rewarded. Not only with medals. And a prize from SAAB. For effective product advertising,” says Ukrainian military journalist Military journalist Andriy Tsaplienko.

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