80th Brigade soldiers show how they hit occupying Russian forces

This is stated on the brigade's Facebook page, Espreso reports. 

“The artillery of the Lviv Lions is burning the Russian occupiers! The lives of infantry depend on the work of artillery. The arithmetic is simple: the more ammunition hits the enemy, the more infantrymen will survive and complete the combat mission. The projectile destroys the enemy target and covers our combat troops on the frontline. This helps us win back our land step by step,” the brigade captioned the photo.

All photos by: Diego Herrera/Anadolu Agency

For reference. The 80th Detached Airborne Assault Brigade is a military unit within the Air Assault Forces of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. In the spring of 2014, it was among the first to be raised to repel Russian aggression, and the units were sent to the northeastern borders of Ukraine. The brigade took part in the first battle of the war in Donbas on April 13, 2014, near Semenivka, and later participated in the battles for Sloviansk. In 2016, the brigade was reorganized into an airborne assault brigade and received a tank unit.

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