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February's unsuccessful offensive on Vuhledar was
the largest tank battle since the beginning of the

war in Ukraine and cost Russia 130 tanks and other
heavy equipment, the New York Times reported.

The Ukrainian military's signature tactic
against armored columns was ambushes.

The last few videos on the channel have just
illustrated moments of this very battle.

The Russian army lost no fewer than 130
tanks and armored personnel carriers in

the three-week battle. Russian General Staff
strategists made the same mistake that resulted

in the loss of hundreds of tanks for Putin's
army at the start of the war: armored columns

advanced on fortified Ukrainian positions,
falling into a prepared ambush. In one case,

a column stopped directly on mines, and the tanks
were then shot like turkeys at a shooting gallery.

After a year of full-scale warfare, the Russian
occupiers are sorely lacking experienced

commanders. For example, AFU fighters captured
a Russian medic who was assigned to run a tank.

The Russian army has been focusing on tank
warfare for decades, creating tank biathlons

and even mythologizing it. But reality is not a
staged TV show; they can get punched in the face.

That's if to put it very mildly,
but in reality ... you know.

The enemy suffered a significant defeat,

which caused them to reevaluate their tactics
and make strategic changes in their approach.

As a result of this, they were forced to shift
their focus towards using only infantry groups,

as they lacked the necessary resources to
provide proper armored cover. They would

have used cavalry in the 21st century, Buryat
cavalry - sounds proud. Tell me if I’m wrong.

In anticipation of the Leopard-2,

Russian tankers are improvising to
enhance the defense of their tanks.

Hoping for a breakthrough, the
occupiers, in improvised conditions,

install anti-cumulative grids on their
tanks on top of the dynamic defense.

The question arises - what are they hoping
for? Most likely, this will give the crew

confidence and increase the chances of defense
against RPGs and VPN drones, and that's it.

As we can see, they still have to reach the
Leopards and other NATO beasts unscathed.

Overall, fear of the Leopard-2 is
generating horrific creations of

primitive "genius," and the hysteria of
the crews has already reached its peak.

All this exemplifies the degradation of the
Russian army, which I have been talking about

for several months now. Yeah, that doesn’t mean
that the opponent is a jester and a clown who’s

not capable of anything. All I’m showing are
the moments that do not coincide with the

big horror story about the Russian army, which
frightened the entire civilized world various

propagandists of the Kremlin. Yes, it is large
and they have many iron and dangerous weapons,

but it is very outdated for this war. Do
not forget that the Ukrainian army is not

as helpless as it was 9 years ago, when
Russia started this war against Ukraine,

having previously destroyed most of
the Ukrainian ammunition stockpiles.