
Russian forces in the Zaporizhzhia region of Ukraine have been observed operating a captured American M113 armored personnel carrier (APC) adorned with both Russian and U.S. flags. The vehicle, originally supplied by the United States to Ukraine, was featured in footage disseminated by Russian state media, including the English-language outlet RT, portraying it as part of a combat mission against Ukrainian positions. This display appears to serve as a propaganda tool, highlighting the use of Western military equipment by Russian troops. The presence of the dual flags on the vehicle has drawn attention as a symbolic gesture amid ongoing hostilities in eastern Ukraine. Analysts note that the footage may be staged, but it underscores the complex dynamics of the conflict and the psychological aspects of warfare in the region.


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