Soviet T-34 tank hauled through Moscow streets on flatbed
Monday, July 27, 2026 · Updated Monday, July 27, 2026
A military tank is being transported on a flatbed trailer pulled by a blue truck. The trailer and truck are on a paved road, and the tank is secured to the trailer with chains. In the foreground, a pedestrian signal shows a green light. In the background, there are buildings, trees, and a cloudy blue sky. The video appears to be taken from a moving vehicle.
A low-angle, medium shot captures a blue MAN truck transporting a Soviet-era T-34 tank on a flatbed trailer. The truck has "URAL-TEK.RU" and "ТВЕРЬСТРОЙМАШ" written on its side. The tank is gray and appears to be old, with visible tracks and a turret. It is secured to the trailer with chains and straps. The truck is driving on a paved road in an urban environment. Tall, multi-story buildings line the background, and trees are visible between the buildings and the road. The sky is a clear blue with some clouds. The lighting suggests it is late afternoon or early evening, with sunlight casting shadows. A few other vehicles and a pedestrian are visible in the distance on the left side of the frame. The camera is positioned slightly ahead of and to the side of the truck, following its movement.
Ruslan Urazgildiev ✅
Moscow, Russia · Jul 27, 2026, 4:40 PM · 9.8k attention
A low-angle, medium shot captures a blue MAN truck transporting a Soviet-era T-34 tank on a flatbed trailer. The truck has "URAL-TEK.RU" and "ТВЕРЬСТРОЙМАШ" written on its side. The tank is gray and appears to be old, with visible tracks and a turret. It is secured to the trailer with chains and straps. The truck is driving on a paved road in an urban environment. Tall, multi-story buildings line the background, and trees are visible between the buildings and the road. The sky is a clear blue with some clouds. The lighting suggests it is late afternoon or early evening, with sunlight casting shadows. A few other vehicles and a pedestrian are visible in the distance on the left side of the frame. The camera is positioned slightly ahead of and to the side of the truck, following its movement.
