The Ukrainian War is seeing the use, once again, of all kinds of material that comes directly from the Second World War, sometimes taken from the museums themselves.
A few days ago a Russian soldier was seen with a Mosin-Nagant on his shoulder. This rifle was used by the Red Army in two world wars and during the postwar period, as an infantry and sniper rifle. Today from Kiev images arrive of how the Ukrainians have used anti-tank obstacles taken from a museum.
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These anti - tank obstacles have become common since the last great war and serve to create a barrier that can not be overcome by wheeled or tracked vehicles. This protection has been used in numerous conflicts, but now in Ukraine they have been removed from a fenced museum.
Even, and as some user mentions on Twitter, the sticker is still visible on one of the sides with the explanation that the piece should have in the building as information.
Found a tank trap at a roadblock in Kyiv today with a plaque indicating that it's a WW2 antique brought out from a museum exhibit. pic.twitter.com/61Fi8dXRu6
— Bennett Murray (@BDMurray) March 10, 2022
That this material is being used shows the attitude of resistance that the inhabitants of the city want to show and also that things are getting worse and worse. In this case as an indication that any object and weapon is already used to fight Russian soldiers.
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