A video published on social networks shows how a sniper of the National Guard of Ukraine finds two Russian soldiers at night and takes them out one by one.

The recording was made at night through an infrared sight. The images show two soldiers who appear to be moving between trees.

The Ukrainian sniper takes turns targeting each soldier and shooting at the enemies, reminiscent of famous video games such as Call of Duty or Battlefield.

It is not known from what distance the shots were fired, as well as when and where the footage was taken.

This is not the first such record that the Ukrainian Armed Forces has distributed. A video published at the end of October shows how a sniper of the “Alpha” special unit at an observation post destroyed 4 Russian soldiers one by one.

Recently, Russia announced the creation of “the world’s first remotely controlled anti-sniper system.”

The Russian company Lobaev Arms recently announced the creation of “the world’s first remotely controlled anti-sniper system.”

The founder of the company, Vladyslav Lobaev, in an interview with one of the Russian state news agencies “RIA Novosti”, stated that the system called “Rubezh” includes a “bait”, dummy weapons and a defeat complex.

“We’re not even talking about a rifle, we’re talking about a robotic weapon with an electric trigger and activation mechanisms,” he said.

However, at present in Ukraine it is necessary to state that such weapons have not been seen.

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