The Russians destroyed a collection of historical cars owned by Viktor Yanukovych
The Russians destroyed a collection of historical cars that erstwhile belonged to erstwhile Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych. The cars came from the 1950s and 1960s and could be admired in the erstwhile residence of Ukrainian politician. After the Russian drone attack and the outbreak of the fire from the automotive parts of the pearls were wrecked and nearly 30 were severely damaged.
Factory cars Moscow, russian ZAZ Zaporozhice, GAZ-14 Chaika Gorkowski car Plant and luxury GAZ-12 ZIM, first-class car produced in the russian Union on a massive scale – these automotive gems from the 1950s and 1960s were almost completely destroyed after another Russian attack on Ukraine.
Russia hit Kiev. They destroyed Viktor Yanukovych's car collection
The cars were located in a museum most likely on the site Former residence of erstwhile Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych in Wyszogory close Kiev. According to Newsweek, the collection of historical cars erstwhile belonged to Ukrainian politics.
A Russian drone attack occurred last night from Monday to Tuesday.
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The head of Kiev military administration Nikolay Kalashnyk reported that 1 of the unmanned workers “had caused a fire that spread to an area of 600 square meters, destroying 9 historical cars and damaging 29 more‘.
The pictures provided by Kalashnyk show Burnt car wrecks.
War in Ukraine. Another mass attack on Kiev
Previously, the Union agency reported that as a consequence of the night attack on Kiev A known Ukrainian neurobiologist died. “Igor Zima died with his full family: along with his wife and cat. Home. In bed," wrote a household friend on social media.
Last so tragic in effect drone attack on Kiev 1 January – Russian drones then reached the center of the Ukrainian capital.
According to experts, Moscow directed to the city 3 waves his unmanned crew. – They have exhausted anti-aircraft defenses and mobile fire groups that defend approaches to Kiev, and that is why they managed to get so far and so deep into the air defence strategy – said Mikhail Zyrokhow.
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