Each soldier of the occupying army is issued such a first aid kit. I don’t know how long a Russian soldier can survive on the battlefield with any injury using such a kit… It doesn’t look very practical in modern conditions.This exhibit is not the only one in our collection and they are all of the same type in terms of contents. We are happy about that – it is a great supply of first aid for our enemies.
ATGM MILAN This lightweight anti-tank missile system was adopted in 1977, and since then, over 300,000 units have been produced in various modifications. It was developed by Germany and France […]
Wagner group fighter from Syria… This is a Kevlar helmet that was captured by our Ukrainian Armed Forces near Bakhmut. Our friends from the special forces unit said that one […]
Simply put, it’s the tail of a mine. There are many of these in Ukraine and they fly towards the enemy and occupier. We can make an interesting exhibit for […]
GRAU index 6B27 Kevlar Helmet Model 6B27 This is a very rare specimen on the battlefield today. I searched for it for a long time. It might have been worn […]
