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Taranis

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  1. "A soldier of Ukraine's 3rd Separate Assault Brigade near Bakhmut, Donetsk region, Ukraine, September 4, 2023. LIBKOS / AP"
  2. "A Ukrainian soldier helps a boy hold an anti-tank weapon at a volunteer point in central Kiev on August 10, 2023. SERGEI SUPINSKY / AFP" Dude, seriously, you got it upside down...
  3. Short 47th Mechanized Brigade history :
  4. For History : Proclaiming that approx. 100 T-90M are actually in service with RuZZians :
  5. @Haiduk Do you have any information about the composition of the "100,000" Russian soldiers who would launch a counter-attack in the north? In Karmazynivska area. It seems 3rd MRD is in the area and probably 4th GTD in the assembly area ? I think the composition of the force could be a good indicator of the russian objectives.
  6. https://militaryland.net/news/5th-tank-brigade-makes-its-comeback/
  7. "The blood of infantry is the sweat of artillery"
  8. Soldiers from 3rd Assault Battalion evacuated (dead and wounded) after an explosion just in front (soldier pov) It seems the one in front doesn't survived (maybe the one we see at the end of video lying in the APC) https://t.me/ab3army/2885 A great reminder of the heavy price ukrainian people is paying day after day for his freedom... And our...
  9. Really courageous one by the way ! He is a medic if I remember rigth.
  10. The concern I think is that the automatic loader requires the installation of a hydraulic system, plus sensors etc. The cost of the vehicle would be greatly increased and then the hydraulic system also means a certain fragility (a torn or pierced pipe for example...) and a more complex vehicle to produce (IT, chips etc). In the current state of war, could Ukraine afford the mass production of this type of vehicle with a hydraulic system? I think in my humble opinion that it would not be reasonable and that the means are better deployed elsewhere. Knowing that a vehicle of this type already exists and is provided (although in small numbers). The proof, the production of the CAESAR is very slow... Did you know what are the caracteristic of Mod '23 variant ? (an exit from prototype status?)
  11. Actually, I haven't any confirmation about that. In backgrounds are French Army vehicles so not really a proof....
  12. A little off topic but still a consequence of the war in Ukraine : The Leclerc tank undergoing rejuvenation Source : Le Monde
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