'If you don't have spare parts, it won't go.' Repairing self-propelled guns in the field 

We came to the Mykolaiv region to film artillerymen of the 63rd Brigade. One of the installations - 2S3 "Akatsiya" - broke down just on the way to us. The military says that this happens because of the age of the hardware itself. Suppose it is not possible to find the necessary spare part for the machine. In that case, it is handed over to a 'Rembat' (repairment battalion), where it can become a donor for other hardware. How the Ukrainian military repairs a self-propelled howitzer in the field - in the hromadske's video.
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