Since the war in Ukraine began on 24 February, the Ukrainian armed forces have been hastily putting together and sharing training films for various weapon systems. In this well shot video a Ukrainian soldier demonstrates the features and handling of an RPG-18 (‘Mukha’ or ‘fly’).
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