The press service of the 47th Separate Mechanized Brigade released a video of their M2 Bradley infantry fighting vehicle near Avdiivka.
"The warriors of the 47th Separate Mechanized Brigade are demonstrating their superiority on the battlefield. American equipment plays a very powerful role here, especially under the control of real professionals," the statement reads.
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It is noted that the video shows Kurt's crew of the 2nd Mechanized Battalion. According to the brigade, russians planned to assault with seven units of their armored vehicles, including two tanks and five MT-LB armored fighting vehicles. The video demonstrates how the Defenders of Ukraine on are destroying occupiers' equipment, using M2 Bradley IFV with accurate fire of 25-mm cannon.
The infantry fighting vehicles have demonstrated themselves effectively on the battlefield in Ukraine. In particular, Ukrainians note the high level of protection of this vehicle, which can withstand a hit of anti-tank guided missile. And soon there will be more of these vehicles in Ukrainian army. Earlier it was reported of how many Bradley IFVs and other armored vehicles were included in the new $1 billion aid package from the United States.
At the same time, the U.S. Army has recently unveiled the most advanced M2A4E1 version of its Bradley IFV. It has finally received the Iron Fist active protection system. These vehicles will replace the sent to Ukraine IFVs.
Earlier, Western media reported that Ukraine was allegedly forced to withdraw all M1A1 Abrams main battle tanks from the frontline due to the high concentration of reconnaissance and kamikaze drones.
But later, the 47th Brigade denied this information, saying that these main battle tanks had proven themselves on the battlefield and that the Brigade was not going to hide these vehicles from russians and leave its own infantry without support.
Earlier Defense Express reported that russia had used kamikaze drones over nuclear reactors of the ZNPP.
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