Unfortunately, the war between Russia and Ukraine continues with an increasing acceleration. Finally, the Chief of the General Staff of Ukraine Muzhenko said that the second phase of the war has begun. President Zelensky, on the other hand, announced that the Russian troops have started the Donbass war, which they have been preparing for a long time. On the other hand, interesting things are happening on the front. A Samsung smartphone protected the Ukrainian soldier from a 7.62 AK-47 (kalashnikov) bullet.
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Samsung phone protected the Ukrainian soldier from the enemy’s 7.62 AK-47 bullet!
Russia’s attacks on Ukraine gained momentum. Although the Russian army withdrew its troops from Kyiv and the surrounding cities during the ceasefire negotiations, it is stated that this was actually a strategic step back until logistical support was provided.
During the negotiations, the war on the front slowed down, and both sides had about 2 weeks to regroup. Meanwhile, we see that the Russian army regrouped and started the attack. Moreover, this time, it is trying to advance towards Kiev with the support of Chechens from multiple fronts in order to ensure that Ukraine, especially the Black Sea coastline, divides its forces.
Today, the video shared by a Ukrainian soldier on the front line of the war made people smile a little. Because it reminded us once again how much of a thread our lives depend on. As we can see in the shared video, the Samsung smartphone, which was on the front soldier at that moment, protected it from the 7.62 machine bullet – fired from a weapon believed to be AK-47 – used by the enemy.
As we can see from the video, the Ukrainian military uses a device from Samsung’s S or Note series, along with its original case. Looking at the broken screen, thin bezels and positioning of the selfie camera, we can roughly say that it belongs to the S20 or S21 series.
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