Ukrainians climb on top of Russian tanks in bid to stop military convoy | Video
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Russia-Ukraine war news updates: A video of Ukrainian civilians climbing on top of Russian tanks to slow down a convoy's advance into the country is doing the rounds of the internet.
Ukrainians are putting up a brave fight in the face of a Russian onslaught as Russia's invasion entered its seventh day on Wednesday, March 2.
In a video that's being widely shared, Ukrainian civilians could be seen climbing on top of Russian tanks in an attempt to slow their advance. According to the Visegrad — a cultural and political alliance among Poland, Hungary, Czechia, Slovakia — the video was shot in the city of Bakhmach in the Chernihiv region in northern Ukraine.
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"Ukrainian civilians slow down the Russian advance by climbing on top of enemy tanks trying to pass through the city of Bakhmach in the Chernihiv region. The bravery of the Ukrainian people is unparalleled," tweeted Visegrad.
Ukrainian civilians slow down the Russian advance by climbing on top of enemy tanks trying to pass through the city of Bakhmach in the Chernihiv region.The bravery of the Ukrainian people is unparalleled.pic.twitter.com/iG16BFzj2t
The actions were similar to what was seen in another video, in which a Ukrainian man could be seen trying to stop the advancement of a Russian military convoy by standing in front of it.
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