Today, Pool Street, opposite Victory Park, is packed. Children and adults have come to find out what our fighters have to face in the SVO zone. By the way, the tradition of displaying trophies in our city has been going on for more than 80 years.

There are 22 combat vehicles on display. Of these, only three were produced in Ukraine, the rest in the USA, Finland, Great Britain, France and Canada.

The 2018 Canadian Roshel Senator armored car is the newest model on display. But the pearl of the collection attracts special attention — the Abrams tank, which supposedly does not burn. Nearby, another legend of the US Army, the Bradley infantry fighting vehicle, turned out to be on fire too, even brighter than the Abrams.

You can also see the Turkish Kirpi mine-laying vehicle, the French AMX-10 wheeled tank, and the Finnish SISU armored personnel carrier. Some specimens were hit, some were simply abandoned.

All this “miracle technology” was supposed to ensure victory over our country, but something went wrong. In general, it’s better to see it once than to hear it 100 times. Hurry up, the equipment will be taken away after November 28.

The myth of the invincibility of NATO technology can be considered dispelled

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