SSO AZOV shot a short film about the capture of a trophy tank

Fighters of the 2nd battalion of the Special Operations Forces of the AZOV made a short documentary film about how the operations to recover the enemy T-64 tank in Zaporizhzhia take place.

The video was published on the SSO AZOV YouTube channel.

First, aerial reconnaissance detects a Russian tank hidden in the thickets, and then there is strategic planning and the departure of the combat group to the location under the cover of night.

"The fiery enthusiasm of the soldiers, multiplied by the clear organization of actions and the T-64 in "our pocket". The operation to "liberate" Russian equipment from the occupiers was successful," wrote our defenders.

The short military film is dynamic and full of humor. You can find out that a dog that hunts drones lives near the fighters, so aerial reconnaissance launches drones out of hand.

About "Azov"

A separate special purpose unit "Azov" is a formation of the National Guard. Created in 2014 as a volunteer battalion. During the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, he participated in the defense of the city of Mariupol and in the subsequent, heroic maintenance of the Azovstal plant.

It will be recalled that the Azov SSO defeated the positions of the occupiers in Zaporozhye.

As we reported earlier, the fighters of the "Azov" unit won the trophy of the Russian self-propelled guns "Msta-S".

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