A Russian company says it will offer $72,000 in cash to the first soldiers who destroy or capture western-made tanks in Ukraine
Ural Mountains-based firm Fores says it will pay $72,000 to the first soldiers who"capture or destroy" German-made Leopard 2 or US-made Abrams tanks and $215,000 for Western-made fighter jets.
Ural Mountains-based firm Fores, which makes proppants for the energy industry, said on Monday it is offering cash payments to Russian servicemen who "capture or destroy" German-made Leopard 2 or US-made Abrams tanks. Echoing language used by Russian officials and state television, Fores said NATO was pumping Ukraine with an "unlimited" amount of arms and escalating the conflict.
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