Ukraine soldier nearly ran over during intense tank battle near Bakhmut

A Ukrainian soldier narrowly avoided being run over by his own vehicle in a battle with Russia. The dramatic video was captured by soldiers of the 93rd Assault Brigade near Bakhmut. Two armoured vehicles are shown driving into battle near the city, in the east. When suddenly a Russian artillery gun opens fire on them from a nearby hill. The shell only just misses the vehicles which fortunately escape unharmed. But in the chaos one Ukrainian soldiers falls off the vehicle in front. And is extremely lucky to avoid being run down by the vehicle following behind. The Ukrainians open fire on the Russians before the footage cuts out. It is not clear exactly when or where the video was recorded. But the Ukrainians recently broke through Russia's defences south of Bakhmut. They are trying to surround the city and pin down some of Putin's best troops. Which will keep them away from other attacks taking place in the south.

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[juba-sniper]

Dude is screaming turn back. Driver played world of tanks and he knows you can hide in bushes

[DimitriyUKA]

Ооо, это те самые легендарные кусты, что мешают удачному контрнаступу? Выглядят опасно, да)

[__OOO___]

for those who are interested, at the end of the video ukrainians shout "turn around" and "let's go back" 😅

[pdzoubs]

1. They fight on Soviet infantry fighting vehicles of the 1970s. There is simply no other equally reliable BMP in the APU.
2. APU speak Russian. But this is not surprising: in moments of special tension, everyone speaks their native languages. But until 2022, Russian was indeed the native language for 90% of the population of Ukraine.
3. At the slightest danger, the "Americans go on the attack" mode is activated - that is, "save yourself who can!".
4. Has anyone seen who these soldiers are shooting at? Or they shoot just out of fear, and then report to the command - "we fought!".

[TheGodParticle]

They travelled to far into enemy territory, out in the open without ground, artillery support. Dangerous move.

[gcmarcal]

Unfortunately this has happened before. I saw a video months ago where it shows 2 to 3 soldiers being ran over by their own BMP :(

[dxlsiks]

Правильно говорит...
Разворачивайся и У*БЫВАЙ!!!!

[marky]

When it's been 5 minutes and you haven't asked for a billion dollars in aid:

[igarage]

Декустофикация прошла успешно! Древо Уронили!

[BG-fcem]

a nickname tankers give the infantry is "crunchie" for obvious reasons

[hurtlocker]

strange, really strange that it didn't annihilate at least 10 Russian tanks

[potsrtd]

Позывной 149.200 Волга . Это спасёт вам жизнь, украинские солдаты.

[gnoyfgt]

Пацаны дело говорят. "Димон разворачивай, уебыв..й"!!!
Z V

[byrvnxj]

Ой! Какой старый БТР. Дайте угадаю. Наверное конца 60-х? Похоже у Украины, действительно - все плохо.

[tdhkjzq]

Ссыкуны...как их увидели, сразу "поехали назад"😂

[RitterdesbelarussNation]

I dont think that it's tank, it look like IFV

[franktoti]

Guten Tag Ukraine. Grüße aus Deutschland

[rassolenkoav]

I recently watched a video of how a wounded Ukrainian was laid near the forest and waited for M 113 to come for him. M 113 ran over the dropped man in length. Sollats ran up to the wounded man and began to grab their heads when they saw what was left of him

[alexanderkharin]

This one was lucky. I saw drone video how ukrainian evac M113 in panic drive over a soldier it was supposed to evacuate because russians shelled nearby. Many tricky things happens in battle, on another video I saw how the russians were carrying a wounded ukrainian pow on a stretcher to their medics and a ukrainian mortar started firing at them. The russians fled, but the ukrainian soldier remained there on a stretcher forever.

[volharahts]

едимо туда не знамо куда, стрелямо туда незнамо куда😁🦌