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At -71°C in the remote wilderness of Yakutia, we discovered something no one expected to ever see again 👇

A Soviet URAL-4320 military truck, abandoned for decades, was found frozen beneath a remote Yakutian lake, trapped in solid ice after years of extreme Arctic cold.
What began as a dangerous recovery mission quickly turned into one of the most extreme vehicle restoration projects ever attempted.

In this video, you will witness the full recovery and restoration of a Soviet URAL-4320, pulled from a frozen lake in Yakutia where temperatures drop below -71°C.
The truck was completely encased in ice, its metal frozen solid, tires locked in permafrost, and military markings barely visible under decades of frost and snow.

This is not just a restoration — it’s a battle against ice, time, and extreme cold.

You’ll see:
• The dangerous extraction of a frozen military truck from a Yakutian lake
• Massive cranes pulling the URAL-4320 through cracking ice
• Extreme Arctic conditions that push both machines and people to their limits
• The full Soviet military truck restoration process, step by step
• How a vehicle abandoned in permafrost and ice can be brought back to life

The URAL-4320 is one of the most legendary Soviet military trucks ever built, designed to survive war zones, brutal terrain, and extreme climates.
But could it survive decades frozen under ice in one of the coldest places on Earth?

This video documents the complete frozen lake recovery and restoration of a Soviet URAL-4320 in Yakutia — from discovery to extraction, and finally, restoration.

If you’re fascinated by:
• Extreme cold restorations
• Soviet military vehicles
• Frozen vehicle recovery
• Abandoned machines brought back to life
• ASMR-style restoration with no commentary
• Then this is a restoration you don’t want to miss.

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