Zeleban

Romanivka was not captured by Russian troops. Throughout the battle for Kyiv, a humanitarian corridor was organized there, which allowed the evacuation of civilians from Irpin Bucha and Gostomel. I myself evacuated along this route on 03/05/22, when the Russians entered Irpin and street fighting began. This route was under heavy artillery fire for about 3 weeks.

I think it was a captured Russian tank captured by the Ukrainians. This explains why the infantrymen did not react to the appearance of this tank. The Russians do not use captured equipment

Ok, thanks

I tried to contact support, but I can't create a new ticket. There is a permanent loading of the page

After the reset, I left the old password, but after entering the password on the site battlefront.com notice appears: Username or password is incorrect. By default your Username is your email address. If you're trying to reactivate an old account you must reset your password first. when you try to reset your password, a notification appears: Can not find specified username and email address in database maybe I made a typo when changing the password

thank you very much

Can someone explain to me what to do with these two .CAM files, where should they be placed? This was the first time I encountered the need to change campaigns.

The statues of Lenin and Stalin are more relevant to the 1941 campaign. In 1944 the Red Army liberated the occupied territories. All the statues of the communist leaders were destroyed by the Nazis. (This is exactly what happened in my hometown.)

there was no shooting, it's just another cheap Russian propaganda

I also encountered the difficulty of completing this mission. It would be nice to see a video of its passage.