A Ukrainian company that makes helicopter engines has turned video footage of a helicopter surviving a missile strike in Syria into an advertising campaign.
In the video, Syrian rebels can be heard shouting "Allahu akbar" (God is great) as they hit a Syrian government helicopter with a ground-launched rocket.
But as the smoke clears, the Russian-made Mi-8 emerges still airborne. A title appears saying "Motor Sich Akbar" under the logo for Motor Sich, and then an invitation to see the firm's website for "more information about our helicopter engines."
In the video, Syrian rebels can be heard shouting "Allahu akbar" (God is great) as they hit a Syrian government helicopter with a ground-launched rocket.
But as the smoke clears, the Russian-made Mi-8 emerges still airborne. A title appears saying "Motor Sich Akbar" under the logo for Motor Sich, and then an invitation to see the firm's website for "more information about our helicopter engines."