Al-Madinah News:- Ukrainian sniper managed to kill a Russian soldier after he monitored him with a telescope from 2710 meters, occupying the third degree after two international records, the first of a Canadian sniper in Iraq and the second for a British in Afghanistan.
The “Ukrainian National Guard” published a video last Friday for the sniping process, accompanied by a statement saying: “With the arrival of dusk, the snipers of the Special Forces Units of the National Guard in the fishing, which is a very fast and careful work that one of them performed last night,” referring to the Ukrainian sniper.
The Strategic Communications Office, known as Stratcom, also transferred the video to the Ukrainian armed forces command yesterday, with a statement saying: “Ukrainian sniper approached the world record for the second longest combat sniper shot (. . . ) The occupier was eliminated through a precise shot for our private forces from A distance of 2710 meters, which is now ranked third in the global ranking.
“After the armed forces leadership confirmed the distance, the video was distributed to the local media, and some foreigners, and in which we see the sniper who aims at the Russian soldier and then killed him.
The General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, with the video, distributed an inventory of Russia’s losses in the war since it started on February 24 until today, November 14, where the loss of lives is 8,1370 individuals, while the losses of equipment are 2848 tanks, 5748 armored combat vehicles and 1839 artillery units, in addition to 393 Multiple missile launch system, as well as 206 air defense systems, along with 278 warplanes, 261 helicopters, 1509 drones, with 399 cruise missiles, 16 warships, 4316 automatic vehicles, a fuel tanker, and 160 units of special equipment.
As for the first and second places in the neutrality of a distance from a distance, the first is a Canadian sniper that fired in 2017 from a distance of 3540 meters at ISIS during a mission performance in Iraq, while the second place is a British sniper who fired his gun in 2009 from a distance of 2475 meters In Afghanistan.
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