naprawiane zdobyte zabawki z Debalcewa
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LPR people's militia has restored over 80 armored vehicles captured during the battles near Debaltsevo, Senior Lieutenant Vladimir Girchenko, commander of an armored vehicle repair unit told the Lugansk Information Center.
“We have restored more than 80 armored vehicles - tanks, IFVs, APCs within a month-and-a-half after the liberation of Debaltsevo. Ukrainian army is constantly supplying us with military equipment. We have a lot of work to do. Our work doesn’t stop; we work day and night, we work around the clock. In Debaltsevo, we captured more than 300 armored vehicles, 80% of them are repairable. We use the equipment beyond repair as source of spares and assemblies for the repair of other damaged vehicles. It takes us anywhere from three days to two weeks to repair vehicles, depending on the degree of damage. Our techs had to learn the specifics on the job. Two or three months ago, we didn’t know how the specifics, but now we can repair anything - tanks, IFVs, APCs. We can repair powertrains, gearboxes, and clutches. All my men are former tractor drivers, mechanics, electricians, miners, and combine-operators. Some know electrical systems; others know mechanics. We don’t have any problems with spares, not now. We captured enough at Debaltsevo for any small and major repairs necessary. At the beginning of the war, we had didn’t have enough vehicles, but now we have something worthy to meet our opponents. You know, the Ukrainians use equipment produced during the Soviet era. It’s equipment produced in the time of the USSR. Did they build it to fight against the Soviet people? I don’t think so! They made it to protect the people. We will use it to protect the people. All of the armored vehicles that we repair go right into service with our forces,” – Vladimir Girchenko said.


















