[allendale]

Tanks don’t do well in static warfare. In fact in the modern technological era that features stealthy drones, they like naval surface combatants, may be obsolete and death traps for their crews. Many young men will die horrible deaths before “hidebound generals” and “battleship admirals” come to terms with the new realities.

[alexander_busek]

Tanks don’t do well in static warfare. In fact in the modern technological era that features stealthy drones, they like naval surface combatants, may be obsolete and death traps for their crews. Many young men will die horrible deaths before “hidebound generals” and “battleship admirals” come to terms with the new realities.

Right!

Maybe we (NATO) should be "making nice" with the Russians and offering them tanks (while surreptitiously supply the Ukrainians with NLAWS and Javelins).

Perfect way to "take out" their tank crews!

Regards,

[PIF]

Despite the myriad of images of destroyed tanks there is no proof as yet as to what actually blew them up.

One video of a tank being blown does not show or prove anything more than that, nor does it show what happened before or after, failed attempts, surrounding forces, etc. Whatever the video shows, ask what you do not see.

Be careful drawing conclusions from the Ukraine combat videos - The Chieftain, 15m
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W9pVEP0AzZ4