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Russian bullets.The picture was shared on Twitter by researcher Arslon Xudosi and showed the body armour ravaged by bullets, penetrated at least four times."A Ukrainian soldier survived several bullets. The armor is Turkish," Xudosi wrote alongside his picture.Turkish drones, military hardware, body armour and helmets have all been used by Ukrainian forces fighting the Russian invasion.Turkey’s defence industry exports to Ukraine increased 5,491 percent in the first two months of 2022 compared to last year, data published by the Turkish Exporters’ Assembly last month showed."Holy sh** that guy must feel like sh** and luckiest man alive all in one," said one commenter online.

Ukraine’s equivalent of The Highways Agency is doing its bit for the resistance against Russia’s invasion by changing road signs so that Russian troops hoping for directions are told to “go f*** themselves” instead. Ukravtodor, the company in charge of building and maintaining roads in the besieged country, announced in a Facebook post over the weekend: "The enemy has poor communications, they cannot navigate the terrain – Let us help them get straight to hell." Motorway signs that might normally point the way to Kyiv or Ukraine ’s second city Kharkiv now carry directions such as "Go f*** yourself", "Go f*** yourself again" and "Go f*** yourself back in Russia”.

Russian tank using a tractor.The video was posted by researcher Arslon Xudosi and re-tweeted by Ukrainian MP Lesia Vasylenko. The hilarious act was praised as one of the few funny moments during Russia's invasion of Ukraine.