Video Shows Ukraine Killing Russia’s Tanks

Watch: Ukraine Takes Out Russian T-80BV In Luhansk – Video footage Shared on Social media This week’s show Ukrainian forces Russian bank account T-80BV tank In Luhansk Oblast

As so many videos are, the short clip shows how music can be used to enhance your understanding of what it means to be human. Russian tank The tank is parked on a snow-covered roadway. A few seconds later, the tank gets hit by a>=”https://www.19fortyfive.com/2022/10/m777-the-big-artillery-gun-some-call-a-giant-sniper-rifle/”>artillery FeuerIt explodes and produces a burst black smoke.

Eventually, the tank erupts into flames, possibly indicating that onboard ammunition caught fire – although various components inside of the vehicle could have caught on fire just as easily.

Some users on Twitter noted that the vehicle’s turret seemed very low and pointed almost directly at the ground.

This could indicate that the tank has been abandoned and is in disrepair.

The original version of the clip was shared initially by Ukrainian military Republished later. Twitter Ukraine Weapons Tracker, a popular war tracking account.

“The Ukrainian 92nd Mechanized Brigade destroyed a Russian T-80BV tank in #Luhansk Oblast,” The post is as follows.

The video appears to have been captured by an unmanned aerial vehicle. 

The video is available for viewing online Here. 

Russia Refits T-72 Tanks to Make up for Ukraine’s Shortfall

As Ukrainian forces continue to destroy Russian tanks, and as Ukraine prepares for significant amounts of NATO tanks Moscow is ordering the reportedly from both Europe and the United States. Upgrading and Repair Hundreds of T-72 tanks from the past.

The T-72 The first production run of Soviet main combat tanks began in 1969.

Although there have been many versions of the tank throughout the years, some tanks that are being upgraded and repaired are several decades old.

This means that many tanks with outdated armor will be susceptible to modern weapons systems, even if they have upgraded weapons.

The creation of T-72B3 Obr. 2022 is the result of Moscow’s efforts to repurpose older tanks.

Although it is an updated version of the older military vehicles, there are major shortcomings. Even with the updated model, the tank retains an ammunition storage system that makes it vulnerable for enemy strikes.

With the tank’s ammunition stored underneath the turret, one well-aimed strike can detonate all the ammunition on board and create an explosion that ultimately kills everybody on board and completely destroys the tank.

This design flaw has been well-known for a long time. NATO forces This is one that the Ukrainians repeatedly exploited. 

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