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isil pic-s-w620-h300-q100-m1454321590The coordinator of the Information Resistance (IS) group has reported that the evidence of direct connection between Russian terrorists and ISIS fighters was discovered on the Russian-occupied territory of Donbas.

According to recent reports, one terrorist’s truck, which was blown up by a mine, was transporting portable rocket launchers with operational manuals in Arabic.

It is notable that the truck was moving without any guard protection and was moving away from the frontline, toward the border between the Ukrainian Donetsk Region and Rostov Region of the Russian Federation, within the occupied area of Donbas.

The highly formidable 9P132 Grad-P (Partizan) was previously manufactured by Kovrov Mechanical Plant, Russia. The 9P132 Grad-P (Partizan), is a Soviet portable rocket launcher developed at the request of Democratic Republic of Vietnam. The USSR supplied this powerful system to different countries. Now it is clear that this weapon is being manufactured by the Kovrov armorers in the Russian-occupied territory of Donbas.The weapon systems come with Arabic-language manuals that are not hard to guess to whom they are intended for.

 

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