Two damaged Russian "Urals" by one soldier: "wolverine" nicknamed Tsygan defends Ukraine 

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

Before the full-scale war, the man had nothing to do with military affairs, he worked as a plumber. On February 24, he was at work in the village where the helicopter base used to be. That's where the enemy rocket landed.

"I came as a volunteer to the Military Commissariat and said: "Give me that Putin."They answered: "When you find him, do whatever you want with him. That's why I'm looking for him in the sight of an anti-tank missile system," the soldier said.

He already has two shot down enemy "Urals".

"I don't know what they were loaded with, but they burned well," said a soldier from Lviv Oblast.