I saw this one on Russian TV in the late '80s. It was a Soviet production, but it was set in the USA (New York City, IIRC). I’m pretty sure it was either (a) a remake of an American movie or (b) based on a novel by an American author.
Scenario: A Vietnam vet, possibly dying from Agent Orange, puts together a gang of four or five for a big heist on the waterfront. They meet for the first time in some run-down shed or warehouse, and he introduces them one by one. The only gangster whose name I can remember was called “Gyppo.” I think they had all served together in Vietnam.
And that’s about all I know, since it was in the form of a serial and I only saw the first episode or two. I do remember it opened with a shot of an “American” police car parked in front of a house in a working-class neighborhood. The cops were probably there to talk to the leader of the gang because they suspected him of another crime.
To be clear, this was NOT a remake of Reservoir Dogs. It came out long before Tarantino had even made his mark in Hollywood.