The Ukrainian military attacks Russian barn tanks from behind, in the most vulnerable place: a cumulative stream of ammunition burns through the armor and sets the vehicle on fire. 

The Ukrainian army is increasingly destroying Russian shed tanks, which the invaders use in attempts to break through the front. Over the past 24 hours, two new cases of explosions of armored vehicles on which the Russian military is installing large metal canopies have been recorded. The first tank-shed T-72B3 was destroyed near the village of Novovodyanoye in the Lugansk region.  

A video has appeared on social networks in which the Ukrainian military is attacking a tank from behind using an fvp-UAV, which penetrates the armor and sets the vehicle on fire. After the defeat, the tank caught fire, the fate of the crew remains unknown. 

The second tank was destroyed near Krasnohorivka in the Donetsk region. Published photographs show that he was also hit from behind: after the explosion, pieces of his armor began to fall off as he moved. 

Military experts note that one of the main problems with barn tanks is the fate of the crew, since in the event of a fire it is almost impossible to get out of the tank. Russian soldiers either die inside or suffocate from the smoke.