Awesome video of a HUGE avalanche set off by patrol at Cheget Mountain in Russia. I love how there are just people hanging out and walking up to the howitzer as they are firing this thing off. Seems safe, crazy Russians! Awesome commentary from the onlookers as well, funny stuff for sure.
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