FRESH images show the true scale of Vladimir Putin's "tank graveyard" after a spy drone found more destroyed armour left behind by Russia's "failing" troops in Ukraine.
The new pictures of the massive junkyard ten miles inside Russia reveal dozens more destroyed tanks, trucks and guns.
Ukrainian spy-drones spotted the graveyard in the village of Golvochino underlining the scale of Putin's battlefield losses.
Reconnaissance flights carried out by a Ukrainian intelligence unit based in a secret bunker near the border filmed dozens of pieces of damaged military hardware dumped in a field.
A single image of the site showed 57 vehicles including at least 17 tanks.
Now more drone images passed to The Sun show at least 15 more tanks in a neighbouring yard, as well 19 armoured personnel carriers, three towed howitzer guns and 58 more lorries.
Defence expert Rob Lee, who has tracked Russia's battlefield losses. said: "This shows there is more we haven't publicly recorded."
Russia claimed the site was shelled by Ukraine three days after the drone flight.
Earlier satellite images confirmed there were no vehicles at the site at Golovchino village when Putin unleashed his invasion on February 24 and only a handful on March 17, as the botched invasion faltered.
The Sun was granted exclusive access to join the Ukrainian team which launches its Ukrainian-built Leleka drone daily into Russian airspace with a catapult.
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True scale of Putin’s ‘tank graveyard’ revealed after drones find MORE destroyed vehicles as Russia’s losses mount up
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