Video reveals second Ukrainians annihilate fleeing Russian troops with their very own anti-tank missile

A video has emerged displaying what seems to be fleeing Russian troops being struck by their very own anti-tank guided missile that had fallen into Ukrainian palms.

Within the footage, Kyiv forces working the Ukrainian-made Stuhna-P anti-tank guided missile system are watching on a monitor how their comrades flip a Russian “Kornet” missile system in opposition to the enemy.

Anatoly Shariy, a Ukrainian journalist and pro-Russian propagandist, shared the minute-long recording on his Telegram channel, writing within the caption: “that’s what occurs when the Russian military scatters, forsaking issues like Kornet.”

Within the recording, males following the motion on the battlefield through the monitor remark in Ukrainian heavy sprinkled with profanities that there are a whole lot of enemy troopers chickening out.

Somebody counts 12 Russian troops within the area.

Moments later, a missile is seen flying in the direction of the Russians’ place.

One of many spectators asks if the missile got here from their Stuhna-P system, however his colleague replies that “it was from the Kornet.”

One other predicts that the Russians will all be annihilated.

The display then shows an enormous explosion that envelopes the deserters in a cloud of smoke.

The Ukrainians are heard excitedly celebrating the lethal strike

“F—, two survived out of 12,” one Ukrainian soldier exclaims.

One other corrects him that, the truth is, three Russians managed to stumble away from the blast.

“Three ran away, the remaining are gone,” the overjoyed soldier gushes to his brothers-in-arms.

It was not instantly clear the place this incident happened.

It comes after Kyiv’s forces reportedly routed a Russian infantry brigade close to the important thing metropolis of Bakhmut in jap Ukraine, which has seen among the bloodiest battles of the battle.

Ukraine’s Third Separate Assault Brigade stated in a press release this week that Russian’s 72nd Impartial Motorized Rifle Brigade deserted its positions close to Bakhmut after struggling heavy casualties.    

Yevgeny Prigozhin, the outspoken founding father of the Russian Wagner mercenary group spearheading the preventing in Bakhmut, accused Russian regulars of exposing the flanks and throwing away greater than a mile of hard-fought territorial good points.