The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense issued guidelines on how to use Molotov cocktails to attack Russian armored vehicles. Figure 1 is a guide to pictures posted by the official social account of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, with three models of the Russian army

The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense issued guidelines on how to use Molotov cocktails to attack Russian armored vehicles. Figure 1 is a picture guide posted by the official social account of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, using three typical armored vehicles and two trucks of the Russian army as an example, marking the best attack position of the Molotov cocktail. Figure 2 is the Russian army's Typhoon K-wheeled armored transport vehicle, and the Ukrainian military's attack position is the top hatch, the front windshield, tires and engine vents on the side. Figure 3 shows the Russian BTR-82A wheeled infantry fighting vehicle, marked with hatch covers, front windshields, tires, engine exhaust ports, side doors, and remote control weapons stations. Figure 4 is the Russian Army's Tiger light armored vehicle, and the standard position is also the position of the hatch, windshield and engine exhaust fan at the front. However, because Russia and Ukraine have a large number of similar former Soviet equipment, ordinary Ukrainian people may not be able to distinguish between the enemy and us, and it has occurred before that ukrainian people mistakenly used temporarily parked Ukrainian equipment at night as Russian military equipment and burned it. There have also been several oolong incidents in Kiev.