Ukraine posts video of Russian tank erupting in flames before explosion

Thick black smoke could be seen billowing from the destroyed tank.

The Ukrainian Armed Forces shared a video on Sunday of a Russian tank bursting into flames before it exploded.post, the Ukrainian Armed Forces uploaded a video of a tank that was moving across a large field that was covered in patches of snow. The clip, which was filmed at a significant distance, shows the armored vehicle on fire as it continues across the field before coming to a halt.

A caption for the video, which was translated into English from Ukrainian read:"This is how Russian equipment in Ukraine becomes scrap, and the occupiers are missing. The 72nd separate mechanized brigade, named after Black Zaporozhets, knows how to do it perfectly. Let's stand and win." Ukraine's 72nd Mechanized Brigade has been heavily involved in the war since Russia launched its invasion nearly one year ago.

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