A recent video showing a KamAZ truck ruthlessly driving through rough waters off Sakhalin Island in Russia’s Far East has made waves online.
The footage shows the driver of a three-axle KamAZ truck driving along the coast at high tide, tackling massive waves that often crash on top of the vehicle itself.
While the truck manages to run even after being submerged, it is almost pulled into the sea at one point with only its roof visible — but the driver simply opens the door, drains the water and keeps on driving.
The truck was operated by local fishing plant workers who were trying to reach the factory after missing the low tide, Russian media reported. Talk about a strong work ethic!
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