A US-supplied Stryker armored vehicle deployed by Ukrainian forces in the Kursk region survived a direct hit from a rocket-propelled grenade, with its crew ending up with only minor injuries.

The incident, documented by Christopher Miller of the Financial Times, underscores the durability of the Stryker's design in active combat zones.

The attack, which took place in the increasingly volatile Kursk region, left the vehicle damaged but not destroyed.

According to Miller, the driver of the vehicle suffered a concussion, but thanks to the vehicle's robust armor, all crew members survived the attack.

Photos released by Miller show the vehicle with visible damage from the impact, but the integrity of the vehicle remained intact enough to protect the occupants.

The Stryker, a versatile and heavy armored vehicle, has been a critical asset for Ukrainian forces, providing them with mobility and protection in contested areas.