URAL-4320 & ZIL-157 Frozen in Yakutia -71°C | IMPOSSIBLE Soviet Truck Restoration Compilation

Описание: At -71°C in the frozen wilderness of Yakutia, we uncovered two Soviet military trucks that should never have survived.

Buried beneath ice, locked in permafrost for decades, a Soviet URAL-4320 and a ZIL-157 were discovered frozen in one of the coldest places on Earth.
What followed was an extreme ice recovery and restoration compilation unlike anything we’ve ever attempted.

In this video, you’ll witness the full frozen restoration process of two legendary Soviet military trucks, recovered from ice and snow in Yakutia at -71°C.
Cracking ice, frozen metal, heavy machinery under tension — one wrong move and both vehicles could have been lost forever.

This is not just restoration.
This is a fight against time, ice, and extreme Arctic cold.

What you’ll see in this compilation:
• Two Soviet military trucks frozen in Yakutia
• Extreme frozen lake and permafrost recovery
• The complete URAL-4320 restoration in brutal cold conditions
• The full ZIL-157 restoration, frozen solid after decades in ice
• Realistic, documentary-style visuals with ASMR no-commentary restoration
• One of the coldest restoration projects ever filmed

The URAL-4320 and ZIL-157 were built to survive war zones and harsh terrain — but could they survive decades trapped in ice at -71°C?

This video documents the impossible restoration of two frozen Soviet trucks, combining extreme recovery, detailed mechanical restoration, and cinematic realism in one long-form compilation.

If you’re fascinated by:
• Extreme cold restoration
• Frozen vehicle recovery
• Soviet military trucks
• Yakutia expeditions
• Permafrost discoveries
• ASMR restoration videos
• You don’t want to miss this.

⏱️ TIMESTAMPS
00:00 — URAL-4320 Restoration (Frozen Military Truck Recovery)
09:33 — ZIL-157 Restoration (Soviet Truck Frozen in Ice)

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