why aren't the Russians deploying their new shit in Ukraine? could it be that they know its just all show and are embarrassed to let other countries see videos of the new equipment being destroyed?
Why aren't the Russians deploying their new shit in Ukraine...
Anthony Scott
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Colton Wilson
they only have 100 amatas and they are for test and development (and showing off in military parades).
it's unclear if they are actually going to produce them on scale. probably not anymore since their economy is fucked.
Austin Green
they did already.
Angel Martinez
Old shit is enough.
Camden Rodriguez
It's a tank like any other. A Javelin or NLAW would end it immediately.
Isaac Green
>embarrassed to let other countries see videos of the new equipment being destroyed?
too late
Austin Cox
Brayden Allen
i read somewhere that it got stuck due to cheap china made tires
Christopher Lewis
new zealand will send food to ukraine.
first package will be there tomorrow.
Brandon Lee
those are not fucking new
they existed in the afghan war
Aiden Martinez
They have 14 operational with 30 in different stages of production which got delayed by lack of funds due to coof
Angel Myers
because the tank era is fucking over in modern warfare kike
Elijah Ward
I heard the tires burst because they dry rotted from sitting still too long
John Gray
Deploying your good shit on an easy win like Ukraine, doesn't make sense.
They keeping the good shit for when it really pops off with a country that actually has a chance.
Isaiah Lee
new shit saved for germany and beyond
Christopher Richardson
Turkey is getting more advertising for there drones then some out of date chinese/russian bullshit
Angel Scott
Who needs new shit when you have frens like these
Ryan Howard
Javelin's must be "video game tier" easy to use. All these civies annihilating Russia's armour columns is absolutely comical.
Juan Clark
Because they don´t need to do it..
Sebastian Watson
It is, takes 5 minutes to learn.
Owen Sanchez
Russia is sending in all their Chechens and fresh conscripts with shitty outdated equipment basically just to use as cannon fodder in probing attacks.
Christian Rodriguez
They should embed a few units for operational testing at least. Wouldn't be the first time some piece of hardware went out into the real world and failed miserably.
Robert Morris
Because they expect NATO to get involved probablyz
Parker Williams
Come on jew bro surely you know what's going on here?
1. Send in shit tier tanks + units who you are willing to sacrifice
2. Have them do recon and probe the landscape to see where hard points and resistance are
3. Have them incircle those areas and starve people out
4. If you loose a bunch of 1970s/1980s/1990s junk to Javelins; shrug and don't give a fuck - meanwhile Ukraine consumes their equipment and ammunition fighting junk
5. If the real shit kicks off, your good stuff is ready to go
Evan Thompson
They're using their older equipment because it's not cheap to maintain, the older it becomes the more expensive it becomes. Why not use it and take Ukraine while you're at it?
Landon Rivera
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Christian Richardson
Russia's fancy new equipment is all vaporware. It doesn't exist in any meaningful capacity.
Leo Anderson
I mean even if they did use newer shit, it won't be in the first wave, which is made of 2nd echelon forces. The new impressive stuff should come with the breakthrough exploitation phase of the operation.
Christopher Nguyen
Because despite what the kikes write they don’t want to kill every last Ukrainian
Kevin Williams
The same has to be true with China.
Mason Fisher
for what purpose? You want an armata to drive around on highways doing nothing but risking sensitive tech?
Ayden Garcia
there is no new shit
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Zachary Young
Those are test models. Production wasn’t scheduled to start until 2022, so it’s highly doubtful that any have reached combat units yet.
Same with the Su-57. They’ve got 2-3 built as test runs, but production isn’t scheduled to begin for years (if ever).
Adrian Gomez
Because imagine if India or China sees this Armata obliterated, they are going to cancel military contracts for that shit.
Eli King
I read that they < 20 of these things currently. How is the Armata supposed to be better than T-90 anyway?
Dylan Torres
When will the Russkiys build the mammoth tank?
Asher Ortiz
LET'S SEE.....IT'S PRETTY CLEAR PUTIN IDLIZINGTHE USSR BEATING OF BERLIN IN WW2 AND IS USING THE EXACT SAME TACTICS...
FUCK OFF AND DIE.
THIS WILL BE A SLOW BRUTAL WAR WITH A OT OF CASUALTIES ON BOTH SIDES. HE IS NO RUSH TO START WW3.
Sebastian Bennett
India already did though.
Nicholas Bell
Because they are poor.
Nolan Butler
Because it's propaganda larp. Without nukes they would have been gone by now.
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Jonathan Peterson
Unironically would larger tanks with more powerful engines and more flexible treads be the new meta now? I mean you can make less, and if theyre bigger and more powerful they can carry larger anti-missile systems that armor wouldnt be able to stand up to, like a supersized Trophy array.
Justin Long
Already posted this a billion times today, but here it goes again.
You don't use your top-tier stuff in the first waves, you use old shit that is still functional at 1/10 of the cost. You dont send your elite shock troops in the frontline so they can be skirmished to death, its why the term "cannonfodder" even exists. You send in the chaff, make the enemy use its valuable resources to get rid of your disposable resources.
Tyler Morales
Ukraine is just the start.
Thomas Martinez
I thought Jews were smart
Owen Bailey
They don't any new shit. Something about a bunch of oligarchs funneling money out of defense programs has fucked Russia permanently. One day Putin will hear that they cannot replace any of the equipment they are losing.
Andrew Scott
>why aren't the Russians deploying their new shit in Ukraine?
Because its all in Moldova and Belarus waiting for Nato to make a move into Ukraine so they can pincer any advance from Poland.