
The Russian Ministry of Defense reported a collision with armored vehicles of the Ukrainian Armed Forces
Russian military groups "Zapad" entered the battle and destroyed the Canadian armored vehicle Senator of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, nicknamed the "machine of the apocalypse." During the day, the enemy lost more than 220 troops in this direction.
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The Russian military continues to participate in a special military operation in Ukraine.
The Russian military entered into battle with a Canadian-made Senator armored vehicle, which was thrown against them by the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU). The Russian Ministry of Defense reported the clash in a special military operation (SVO) zone in a daily briefing.
Specialized publications have nicknamed Canadian technology the “machine of the apocalypse.” The Senator received its nickname because of its all-welded armored hull and V-shaped bottom, which allows it to withstand explosions from mines and grenades. The vehicle is also equipped with an autonomous ventilation and fire extinguishing system - this allows it to operate in areas of nuclear or chemical contamination, saving the crew from harmful effects.
As noted by the Ministry of Defense, the soldiers of the units of the West group of forces managed to hit the Senator. The Ukrainian Armed Forces, in turn, lost more than 220 military personnel, 10 vehicles and two electronic warfare stations.

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