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A PAPER TIGER? RUSSIANS ARE TOO AFRAID TO SENT THEIR NEWEST 'ARMATA' TANK TO UKRAINE || 2024
Warthog Defense You Tube Channel ^ | 15 May 2024 | Warthog Defense

Posted on 05/16/2024 8:39:49 AM PDT by MeganC

Synopsis: The Russian T-14 'Armata' has been deployed to active duty in the Russian army but will not see combat in Ukraine. The Russians cannot afford to have their latest tank destroyed in combat.

Which makes the T-14 a very expensive parade vehicle and nothing more.

The video also includes footage of Russian soldiers looting a Ukrainian village.

BS is called on the Russian narrative about their 2022 'Peace Deal'.

Residents of Mariupol complain that Russian colonists are taking over the new apartments in the city while the 'liberated' ethnic Russians continue to live in squalor.

The video ends with the drive-by of a Russian cemetery festooned with hundreds of flags for war dead.


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To: MeganC
"The Russians cannot afford to have their latest tank destroyed in combat."

It's bad for arms sales.
41 posted on 05/16/2024 6:15:20 PM PDT by clearcarbon (Fraudulent elections have consequences.)
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