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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsI don't usually put up combat videos
But I've never seen four tanks in a row taken out. And the good guys did it.
Part two is in the thread. Supposed to be the ambush of a Russian convoy.
Link to tweet
The Unmitigated Gall
(3,779 posts)When transformed into charcoal.
Fuck Russia.
SunSeeker
(51,513 posts)gademocrat7
(10,644 posts)BumRushDaShow
(128,483 posts)and which countries in that area use Arabic script in their writing since many there normally use Cyrillic. Apparently since that is identified as a "Skif anti-tank" battery, which is supposedly something that Belarus developed, I did a quick search and Belarus does use Arabic script too (and I did see brief flashes of English on that display as well for a specific status).
Tomconroy
(7,611 posts)BumRushDaShow
(128,483 posts)Link to tweet
@abohaidarkhalil
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Apr 25, 2022
Replying to @UAWeapons
the words are written in Arabic
chiel
@chieltje112
They made the STUGNA P for export to the middle East,but they decided to keep them when the war began
2:18 PM · Apr 25, 2022
dutch777
(2,963 posts)Getting clear video in a combat situation is of course difficult but I don't get that so many of these have ZERO indication of Russian counter fire. Sure, you can be in a wait/hide position and pick off that first enemy vehicle without anyone knowing you are there. But once you fire, the normal response would be major counterfire from the enemy to kill or suppress you from firing again. To just go down the line over minutes of time and pick off one vehicle after the other with no enemy response makes me wonder if the vehicles were abandoned to begin with. The level of incompetence on the RU's part if indeed the vehicles and positions are manned and not laying down immediate suppressive counterfire is almost beyond comprehension.
scipan
(2,338 posts)Some common answers:
Tanks are stopped and unmanned,
Tankers are not very brave and don't run for the tank after one is hit ,
Ukrainians are 2-3 km away (10-11 seconds from launch to hit) and probably hidden, hard to tell even what direction it came from.