Shot at point-blank range: a head-on battle of Russian and Ukrainian tanks is shown

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In the zone of the Russian military special operation in Ukraine, a large number of various armored vehicles, including tanks, are used. But tank duels rarely get on video. Footage has appeared on the Web showing the oncoming battle of Russian and Ukrainian tanks during the SVO.

An unbiased drone recorded how the T-80BV of the Armed Forces of the RV and the T-64BV of the Armed Forces of Ukraine meet and conduct a tank battle at a short distance. A pair of Russian tanks move across a field littered with craters from explosions, resembling a "moon landscape", towards a wooded area, also well thinned before in the course of hostilities. There, one Ukrainian tank is waiting for them, which is maneuvering on the ground, choosing a convenient position to interfere with the advance of the enemy. Nearby is the second T-64BV, but it, apparently, was previously disabled.



Two T-80BV "Marines" of the Pacific Fleet of the Russian Navy (it is not yet clear whether this is the Kamchatka or Primorsky Marine Corps unit) are approaching the T-64BV almost point-blank. A shot from one of the Russian tanks accurately hits the T-64BV. A sub-caliber projectile fired from a T-80BV pierces the frontal armor on the turret of a Ukrainian tank. A well-aimed shot ignites the powder charges, followed by a flash, followed by detonation of the ammunition. In this case, the crew of the Ukrainian tank had no chance to survive.


We remind you that as of the beginning of 2021, 550 T-80BV and T-80BVM tanks were equipped with the RF Armed Forces, another 3000 T-80B, T-80BV and T-80U tanks were in storage.
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    1. +2
      29 September 2022 17: 15
      Of course, I'm not a tanker, but why does a Ukrainian go back and forth. Couldn't shoot from the spot? A distance of one hundred meters, no more. And why did both come together at such a distance? Really from afar it was impossible to bang? request
      1. +7
        29 September 2022 17: 36
        Quote: Alexander Betonkin
        And why did both come together at such a distance? Really from afar it was impossible to bang?

        So "bang", and successfully, this is the result.
        And before that, the enemy still needs to be detected and aimed "on faith" ...

        Well, like this, in this situation, the "stars aligned", and it's good that in our direction ...

        Situation + skill + luck.
      2. -3
        29 September 2022 17: 42
        I am also not a tanker, and I have the same questions.
        I can only point my finger at the sky: the training of tankers on both sides leaves much to be desired.
        1. +1
          29 September 2022 18: 03
          Quote from: tkot973
          I can only point my finger at the sky: the training of tankers on both sides leaves much to be desired.

          Tankers, like their training, are different (DPR, summer 2014):

        2. 0
          5 October 2022 15: 51
          That's why you are not a tanker! They didn’t meet in an open field, perhaps they didn’t see each other very well and behind the vegetation, one of them went out, apparently successfully shot into some kind of small gap. That's all. You didn’t sit there and you don’t know how it really is there.
      3. +1
        29 September 2022 20: 54
        As a tanker, I can say that driving does not affect accuracy in any way - the tank stabilizer clearly holds the target at a distance of up to 2 km. Even all the exercises at the shooting range are done on the go. Perhaps the Ukrainian tanker is undereducated.
      4. +1
        30 September 2022 10: 41
        Duel by old rules
      5. -4
        30 September 2022 15: 03
        This is set up for show.
    2. -6
      29 September 2022 17: 29
      Yes. goes back and forth, does not shoot, 1n against four, saw at the last moment ... some kind of garbage with him
    3. 0
      29 September 2022 21: 53
      Quote: Alexander Betonkin
      Of course, I'm not a tanker, but why does a Ukrainian go back and forth. Couldn't shoot from the spot? A distance of one hundred meters, no more. And why did both come together at such a distance? Really from afar it was impossible to bang? request

      trying to avoid an air attack))
    4. 0
      30 September 2022 05: 35
      I suspect that the destroyed tank (it’s impossible to make out whose video), perhaps even dill, could not shoot for some reason, be it a malfunction, injury, knocked out the entire tank, wanted to surrender in the end, but it was beaten several times until it hit . I saw the original, in which 2 shots were fired at him, one came across vegetation, the second into an apple. He answered only back and forth ... Both had plenty of time for a shot. It is also noteworthy that both of ours (if they were ours at all, you can’t make out the crosses there or the letters here) walked one after another. Perhaps such a combat arrangement, order, or what else is it called ?. One under cover of the first. It will probably be more effective to fire together ... I don’t understand.
      1. 0
        30 September 2022 10: 06
        As far as I know, the tanks have radio communications. Because if he wanted to give up, he could easily do it
    5. +1
      30 September 2022 13: 12
      Some kind of strange situation .. Four tanks head-on on a forest road .. There was no one around, no infantry, no support .. What were they all doing alone there? Is it true that they agreed on a duel?
    6. +1
      30 September 2022 16: 22
      Shot "whoop" or shot "point blank"?
      It's like "take away" and non-existent, but cultivated "take away" everywhere.
      It's disgusting to read. We care for Russia, but we don't know the language.
    7. 0
      30 September 2022 20: 33
      Just like in the fairy tale about Stirlitz - Stirlitz shot point-blank. The pressure has dropped!