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Small wheelies are the easiest way to distinguish a T64 to all the T55/62/72/80/90/etc... It's the only of the T series to have such wheels.
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Small wheelies are the easiest way to distinguish a T64 to all the T55/62/72/80/90/etc... It's the only of the T series to have such wheels.
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Russian pilots being Russian pilots and doing what Russian pilots usually do.
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Russian spetznazs near Lyman.
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One of three 2S4 Tyulpan 240mm mortars being moved from Mariupol to Avdiivka.
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Russian naval infantry in the Komyshuvakha-Popasna area with a BMP-3.
Wagner PMC with a captured Zbroyar Z-10.
Wagner PMC with a captured Zbroyar Z-10.
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Batch of T90M, with two T-?, being rolled out.
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Footage from Severodonetsk.
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Recent satellite imagery from May 29 has shown a large number of helicopters present at Millerovo air base.
Satellite imagery from May 12 shows 16 Su-25 fighters and one An-12 among other aircraft.
Satellite imagery from May 12 shows 16 Su-25 fighters and one An-12 among other aircraft.
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A volley of 6 with the last one possibly having suffered from a malfunction?
That 90° turn in the opposite direction of the rest looked a bit "suspicious".
Assuredly they were not fired from a Kilo SSK.
From a Grigorovich? Could be, though they carry 8 and only 6 got fired. Or perhaps they stopped at 6 when the last one misfired (if that's what happened).
A Buyan is also possible, since they have 8 cells.
Could also be a a P22160 since they can be equipped with add-on modules.
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Pacific Fleet naval infantry T-80BV.
Mi-8 MTV
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Russian SU25s firing S130F rockets.
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Wanted by the MVD, connected to the video of Russian POWs shot in the knees in Kharkov.
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Grigorovich (not sunk), Essen (not sunk), along with the two Dergach-class Bora and Samum seen docked in Sevastopol, as of June 3rd.
Also three Pr22160, out of the (recently) four. The Kotov, the most recent addition to the family, having been commissioned in May.
It is unclear what conclusion has to be drawn from the presence of that crane next to the 22160. Either a coincidence, or they are being fitted with Kalibr modules.
Also three Pr22160, out of the (recently) four. The Kotov, the most recent addition to the family, having been commissioned in May.
It is unclear what conclusion has to be drawn from the presence of that crane next to the 22160. Either a coincidence, or they are being fitted with Kalibr modules.
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Interesting under-belly view.
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*trigger warning: shitty music*
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Bykov with a SA-N-9 Thor on its flight deck, which likely solves last Saturday "crane mystery".
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