Posted on Feb 19, 2023
Ukraine posts video of Russian tank erupting in flames before explosion
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The Ukrainian Armed Forces shared a video on Sunday of a Russian tank bursting into flames before it exploded.
In its Facebook post, the Ukrainian Armed Forces uploaded a video of a tank that was moving across a large field that was covered in patches of snow. The clip, which was filmed at a significant distance, shows the armored vehicle on fire as it continues across the field before coming to a halt.
Seconds later, a larger flame could be seen coming from the tank with smoke being carried over the field. The video then cuts to show the same tank exploding with a large plume of black smoke being launched into the sky.
In its Facebook post, the Ukrainian Armed Forces uploaded a video of a tank that was moving across a large field that was covered in patches of snow. The clip, which was filmed at a significant distance, shows the armored vehicle on fire as it continues across the field before coming to a halt.
Seconds later, a larger flame could be seen coming from the tank with smoke being carried over the field. The video then cuts to show the same tank exploding with a large plume of black smoke being launched into the sky.
Ukraine posts video of Russian tank erupting in flames before explosion
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."The International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), a think tank based in the United Kingdom, said in its assessment last week that 50 percent of Russia's T-72B and T-72B3M tanks as well as many of its T-80 tanks had been destroyed by Ukrainian forces.
The think tank also estimated that 1,700 Russian tanks had been lost since the war began, an estimate lower than the Ukrainians have published. However, Henry Boyd, a research fellow at IISS, said that his research does indicate the number could be larger."
..."The International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), a think tank based in the United Kingdom, said in its assessment last week that 50 percent of Russia's T-72B and T-72B3M tanks as well as many of its T-80 tanks had been destroyed by Ukrainian forces.
The think tank also estimated that 1,700 Russian tanks had been lost since the war began, an estimate lower than the Ukrainians have published. However, Henry Boyd, a research fellow at IISS, said that his research does indicate the number could be larger."
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