A huge tank shipment is heading straight to Ukraine

The latest recording published by the independent investigative project Conflict Intelligence Team (CIT) has appeared on social media, showing a train with Russian T-54 tanks. This time he was spotted nearby Moscowwhich makes analysts very curious.

CIT learned that the train left the city of Arsenyev in Primorsky Krai in the Russian Far East, which is located Central Tank Reserve and Storage Base. The planes are likely headed to Ukraine. Their transportation near the Russian capital means they will be delivered near the city of Belgorod, which lies just 20 kilometers from the Ukrainian border.

Currently, it is on the border and in Ukrainian towns, such as Volchansk, that the fiercest fighting is taking place. CIT analysts explain that the Kremlin’s army, as usual, wants to use these machines to realization of his famous “meat attacks”. They are to serve as decoys for Ukrainian attacks with kamikaze drones or artillery.

The machines will not go to a museum, but ultimately The Russians will try to use them to conquer Kharkov, for example.Analysts emphasize that the use of such old tanks, which still remember the suppression of the anti-Soviet uprising in Hungary in 1956, is evidence of the deplorable state of the Russian army after the exhausting 29 months of war in Ukraine.

The Russians have so far lost 3,243 tanks in Ukraine. They are mostly newer T-72s and T-80s, but there have also been more than 100 supernowoczesnych T-90M. Sending historic T-54 or T-55 tanks to Ukraine is unthinkable. These machines are dead bodies on tracks. They have no proper armor or defense systems. The Russians often use them as platforms for their artillery, with mixed results.

— Even an outdated tank can be more useful than none, but the key disadvantages of these models are considered to be the lack of rangefinders and fire control systems. In addition, they have primitive sights, and the T-54 has incomplete gun stabilization, the Conflict Intelligence Team reported. — This indicates serious problems with supplying the Russian armed forces in military equipment — added.

Recently, there has even been information that these machines are used low quality bullets supplied with North Korea. If such a shell were to explode in the tank’s barrel and seriously damage it, it wouldn’t be as much of a problem as it is with new designs.

It will be possible to destroy such machines even with the simplest methods. anti-tank launchers or larger grenades dropped from drones. Russian crews will be moving around them with their hearts in their mouths. However, this is nothing new, because as we all know, the Kremlin has always focused on the quantity of soldiers and equipment, not quality.

Production of T-54 tanks started in 1946.. They were developed by the Kharkiv Design Bureau in the city of Kharkiv, which is now in Ukraine. In total, over 40 thousand units of the machines were produced. Many European countries, including Poland, had them in their armies.

Source: geekweek.interia.pl

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