Ukraine War - NLAW ATGMs are tied to the roof of a “penny”

It’s not every day that you see this: two sealed NLAW ATGMs are tied to the roof of a “penny”, the total cost of which is approximately $40-60 thousand.

Why do ours capture so many of these missiles? The problem is that many of them are defective. They were stored for years, and the batches of those supplied to Ukraine are far from fresh.

The main problem is a dead battery or none at all. As we were told, the problem is completely solvable. Due to the fact that there are no official chargers and spare batteries, you have to power them from the outside, in a makeshift way. DPR units have already mastered this process.

And from damaged installations, they simply remove the sight and mount it to rifles and machine guns - the sight alone costs more than $1,000