Summary and Key Points: The Russo-Ukraine War has resulted in severe loss of life and equipment, with fighting being the most intense in Europe since World War II. As the conflict approaches two and a ...
In Vladimir Putin's ideal world, a proverbial sea of Russian T-72 main battle tanks (MBTs) would roll through the Ukrainian front lines and march uncontested through the streets of Kyiv like a Russian ...
In terms of ground-vehicle warfare, the Soviet-developed T-72 tank is one of the most recognized as it's seen extensive combat over the years. Devised during the Cold War, this tank featured a new ...
The Ukrainian Special Operations Forces (SSO) on Tuesday shared a video that it said shows one of its drones destroying a T-72 tank and other Russian equipment in the Donetsk region of Ukraine. The ...
The T-80 is a derivative of the T-64. Kharkiv manufactured the T-64 in the mid-1960s. At the time, the T-64 was revolutionary, introducing a number of advanced features. Features included composite ...
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India Signs $248 Million Deal with Russia for the Purchase of T-72 Tank Engines
The Ministry of Defence of India has signed a contract with Rosoboronexport (RoE) of the Russian Federation worth $248 ...
For decades, the T-72 tank has been a symbol of Russian military power. It has been used in conflicts around the world and remains one of the most recognizable Soviet-era armored vehicles. However, ...
Video has emerged showing a ground-level perspective of a Ukrainian T-72 tank that rolled over and crushed a Ukrainian Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) armored vehicle. Earlier footage of that ...
T-72 Urals in storage in Russia. Russian forces in Ukraine have lost around five tanks, on average, every day for more than 460 days since Russia widened its war on the country. That’s a lot of tanks.
According to the Indian Defense Ministry, the T-72 tank is the mainstay of the tank fleet of the country’s army MOSCOW, March 8. /TASS/. Russia’s state arms exporter Rosoboronexport has confirmed the ...
On May 13, Dave Trojan, a retired Navy aviation electronic technician from Michigan, was preparing for another day of searching for WWII aircraft crash sites near Wendover Airfield in Utah when he ...
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