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Ukrainian officials have called the battle of Vuhledar "the biggest tank battle of the war", with over 130 Russian tanks and APCs being damaged or destroyed in the course of the battle. [27] Analysts believed many of the Russian casualties and loss of equipment stemmed from the makeup of the Russian brigades, being predominantly untrained ...
On 10 October, geolocated footage collated by military analyst Andrew Perpetua showed 70 Russian and 15 Ukrainian destroyed vehicles. However, Ukrainian sources claimed even higher losses. Total Russian casualties in just one day were claimed by Ukraine high as 34 tanks and 91 other armored vehicles destroyed. [93]
Tanks of the Ukrainian Army have been used within the military, with their usage and origin after the Cold War; and the modern era. [1] This includes tanks manufactured in Ukraine, leftover Soviet tanks in the Ukrainian Ground Forces today as well as designs imported from other countries and tanks captured in the Russo-Ukrainian War.
Ukraine lined up the burnt-out husks of Russian tanks and fighting vehicles along the capital Kyiv's central drag on Monday as Ukrainians prepare to mark their second wartime Independence Day this ...
Of course, some captured Russian vehicles are easier to repurpose than others; some tanks are abandoned in near-perfect condition, while others are damaged beyond repair. The Ukrainian ...
Ukrainian soldiers with a captured Russian T-90M Proryv tank. Ukrainian forces destroyed another bridge over the Seym river near Zvannoye. [151] [152] [153] According to Russian bloggers, both Ukraine and Russia reinforced their forces battling in Kursk Oblast, with Russia moving some forces from other fronts to the front. [154] [better source ...
A Russian T-72 main battle tank. ... flying into exposed and opened hatches of tanks or causing massive damage when exploding on ... Ukraine operates Soviet-style tanks alongside the tanks sent by ...
The battle was also the first documented loss of a Leopard 2 during the Russian invasion of Ukraine. [19] [20] Some of the damaged vehicles were later recovered and repaired by Ukrainian forces. [21] [22] Ukrainian sources claimed that Russian forces were inflating Ukrainian equipment losses at Mala Tokmachka.