Operational Command North showed photos of how Ukrainian nature itself absorbs even russia’s tanks, which are gradually disappearing from the face of the earth.
"The Chernihiv region land little by little continues to absorb the remnants of russian equipment, where the enemy troops planned to capture whole Ukraine. Their plans were successfully thwarted by the Armed Forces of Ukraine and other military structures with the support of entire nation. Russians themselves, at best, turned into ashes or returned to russia in sacks, while the equipment and weapons continue to be covered with rust and overgrown with Ukrainian flowers and wheat," Operational Command North said in a statement.
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In the photos you can notice, for example, the T-72B3 in the best condition: with a detached turret after the ammunition cluster detonation.
Or the remains of a command-staff BTR-80, with wheels torn off and a rusted body after a fire.
And these are the remains of only a small part of russian troops that came to Chernihiv region, but was stopped and driven away by Ukraine’s defenders.
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