Russia Captures German-Donated Marder IFV in Perfect Condition 

It’s kind of Ukraine to donate that tank to Russia. It’s not like they paid for it after all.

dont forget to add zelenski as your dependent in your tax return

German.....always at the wrong end, and they never learns

Thanks, Germany! 🇷🇺

The Marder IFV's first weakness, obviously is mud.

When they say "game changer" they mean changing hands, from NATO to Ukraine to finally Russia 😅

What kind of absolutely useless crew abandons a vehicle without ruining the gun and controls? They even left the ammo!

Russia is draining the whole of Nato😮😮

I'm not Russian, but I'm sure they won't mind. Hey, Germany. Thanks for your donation. Keep it coming. Спасибо.

All that equipment that was sent from USA,UK,Germany,France it all belongs to Russia now😂😂😂.Thank you guys for the gifts😂😂

Russia can open a museum of defeated enemy weaponry

It is certain that with a machine dating from 1971, the Russians will learn lots of things they did not know. Be serious.

Will look great in some Moscow museum…👍

Russian museum is growing. Memories will be great. Go 💪 Russia 💪

Just so people know how this could happen. Its mostly because they’re conscripting troops who dont want to fight and have low morale. Therefore they just surrender and give all their donated military equipment to Russia.

Germany repiting history not learning from past thats too with tax payers money😂😂😂

You forgot to add that the Russians also got their hands on several Bradleys, Leopards and an Abrams too, among other vehicles. Hey, it's only fair, the US grabbed a T-90 last year 👍🏻

When they are sent to ukrine : "game changer" when they are captured : "its obsolate'

They probably abandoned it when they saw a fab 1500 hit the one in front of them lol

Thanks Germany 🇷🇺 love from Jamaica 🇯🇲🇯🇲

NATO seems to be really good at free of cost technology transfer!

Watching Europe demilitarize itself to help Nazis is eye-opening.

4:04 "Cutting edge western military technology" ???? None of these vehicles are considered cutting edge, the Marder was designed and developed in the 1970's, they are old systems being phased out and replaced by modern systems like the Puma IFV, that's why they were given to Ukraine..

Wow, I was just wondering about Marder IFV was, and the information you provided me is really clear.

Cool, you captured a cold war vehicle made in the 60's.

Bravo Rusia.

All of that, in 10 years...

Why would the Russians want to disassembled this piece of junk, most of their btr are the best equipment in the world

As a polish living in Germany i only can say: Germany is in complete 1933 mode... Its bonkers...

A tank that get stuck in the mud😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 disabled by the Russian rainy days division 😂😂😂😂😂

The more they donate to Ukraine the more they depend on Russias merci when the war in Ukraine comes to an end.

I love how Russia is waving this around like capturing a fully intact half-century old donated baby tank is any kind of flex, while there's a bumper crop of fields of asploded Russian tanks, IFVs, APCs, etc :D

A German IFV from the 70's has been captured by the Russians... My god the war is truly lost.

It’s an opportunity for Russia to compare what they are currently using and what NATO used in the 1970’s.

its made of tracks, steel, a diesel engine, a targeting system and a gun, i'm pretty sure russia had this "top secret" technology before

thats just dumb abandoning vehicles in good condition for the enemy

suddenly Russian engineer are gifted with so much toys in this war.

Like the Russians would be flabbergasted by 1970s German vehicles... Or they've never had one before...

I love how the script makes it sound like the Russians will suddenly have an epiphany and radically improve their weapons simply because they got a look at the inside of a NATO vehicle and now they know how to make a steering wheel and cup holders

‘Game Changer’ changed the hands!

Germany never swallowed the defeat at the hands of the Russians in WWII.

At this point German should just send it directly to Russia as a gift 😂

@4:06 look at all those washing machines getting disassemble!

*If this continues, soon you can get German Marder IFV sold cheaply at your nearest 7/11 neighbourhood stores.*

Weird how the Ukrainians weren’t taught to destroy the vehicle so it don’t fall into enemy hands….. Unexperienced people on both sides

What can you say EU and US leaders kinda must love Russia 😂😂

Any enemy capturing the armored vehicle of the opponent without the owners destroying the vehicle may have some sabotage reasons.

I changed the battery on my Mercedes and cursed its creators with the most terrible curses because to replace the battery in the car, you need to disassemble and remove the front passenger seat. And so it is with the Germans in everything and always. Everything is very well done, but specialists and special workshops are needed for repairs, and in combat conditions all this is sometimes hundreds of kilometers away from you. They say that to repair the transmission in the notorious Tiger tank, it was necessary to dismantle the tank's turret, and it weighed 11 tons! Well, now do you understand why the Germans lost to the Russians in that war? In particular, because the T-34 could be assembled from pieces of other T-34s scattered on the battlefield in just an hour. This is, of course, an exaggeration, but the meaning is clear - it's interesting to see what's inside the Marder, but such an inspection may not give practical results at all. A bucket on tracks, it is also in Africa - a bucket on tracks.

Oh no they captured our 70s tech…

She will be in Kubinka

Thank you German taxpayers

Hope the Russians share their knowledge with the Chinese.

ES LEBE DEUTSCHLAND. DANKE SCHON FOR BEAUTI FUL TANK. SPASIBA.

Лет пять будете их кормить на халяву!!!!😊😊😊😊!

In a war, enemy equipment on both sides will be eventually be captured. You just can't prevent that.

What knowledge will the Russians seize from the IFV…? Seriously?! You think the Russians need to learn anything from the Germans in armored infantry transport vehicles ?!?

Remember, Germany: The last time you picked a fight with Mother Russia, things didn't end so well for you. ✌️

Germany is a great contributer for Russia

Wasn’t this Marder captured 2 months ago?

They have our "pasi" as well.great

thanks Sholz

Russia is happy about a 50-year-old tank. How is the Black Sea fleet doing? XD You have lost your navi a country without ships :-O

you can see how good western equipment is when russians crap their pants in excitement of capturing one.

Woah, how kind of both Ukraine and Germany to give a free tank to Russia!

After the battle Of Berdichy will end the Russians will also put their hands of Leopard and Abrams husks right now they are too dangerous to be towed away until the western part of the village is under Ukrainian control

It is a vehicle from 1975. It means nothing.

Wish Russia donates such vehicles here in Africa so as to study & learn how to resist the west as well.

big deal you captured a 50 year old german ifv

I am thinking that German don't think like a normal human being, they have three genocide under their name in modern time.

😂😂giving all these stuff to Ukraine..just to be abandoned in the battle field..😂😂like giving it for free to Russia..😂😂

When using weapons in battle, secrets are on the field also and to capture for who ever finds them. Nothing to wine about.

damn, maybe if they start building some of these they won't be sending their men out in literal scrap metal anymore lmfao

Wow the Russians have got hold of a Marder ifv that’s broken down ,not surprisingly as they were designed in 1959-1969 and put into production from 1969-1975 and is no longer used by Germany being superseded in 2010 by Puma. So far 140 Marders have been supplied from reserve after being recommissioned to Ukraine so not exactly cutting edge technology.

Russia will find out how the 1970's worked.

Reading the comments there are a lot of people who don’t understand military technology. This technology is 40 years old. The soviets would have the tech specs on this system ages ago. Even if they study it Russia lacks the technology to either replicate or counter it. Video is good at only being click bait

The cutting edge Marder was built in the 1970s.

Best SMO evar! 🇷🇺😍🍿

Free technono;ogy transfer lol

Yet another excellent addition to the captured military equipment museum in Moscow! A must see!

wow so... now russia has in its hands an IFV from the 70´s that basically has been replaced by IFV Puma.

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Congrats to Russia in its capture of a 40 year old IFV...you must be so proud!

The fact that the orcs got their grimy hands on our tech makes me nauseous

07:50 The Marder is a good AIFV but it was already in service in the '70s...

OH NO! THEY CAPTURED A... ...Marder IFV. Nevermind, false alarm, no big deal, carry on.... They might as well have bragged about capturing a BMP-1 for all the good that is.

Neat, where did they buy it?

You can buy NATO weapons on Ozon.

These Marder's, Bradley's etc will not only be studied by the Russians, but Chinese too.

The wonder weapon lost to the mud even before fighting....

Just wait till they get their hands on f-16's

In perfect condition for the museum 💪

Did he just say air condition!!

its an advantage to have one to show off with...but i bet they already knew before capture every detail of it..thats why countries have spies to collect the information relevant for defence...

You are correct in you last statement in this video. That's good reporting!

Don’t forget to send thank you notes to Germany !

That MG3 is a modified version of the WWII MG42 so I reckon the Russians have plenty of those in stock.

"....cutting edge Western technology." Where is it? I have been looking all over and have not found one Western weapon in Ukraine that is considered "cutting edge."

Oh no, Russia captured a 52-64 year old IFV. How groundbreaking…😐

Half of all the military equipment we have sent to Ukraine has ended up for sale on the black market.