Russian drone footage released to Telegram shows an unidentified piece of Ukrainian armor being struck by Russian artillery .It's unclear if the vehicle was occupied at the time of the strike, or if it was abandoned. From this footage alone, it's impossible to tell what kind of vehicle we're looking at.

In order to identify this armor, I believe we'll need to at least triple the pixel count recorded by the Russian optics here. It would give us a hardy grand total resolution of something like 24x18. At the current resolution it looks like we're recording on surveillance equipment from the Korean war.

On second though. This may be equipment purchased from the North Koreans. So, I suppose that makes perfect sense actually.

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