The war in Ukraine unleashed in February 2022 by order of the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, still does not show signs of reaching an end. In these more than three years, Russia’s losses have been huge, far exceeding their ability to produce and renew armored vehicles. And while some international leaders proclaim that the end is close, Russia is withdrawing their reservations to continue fighting.
With this context, the medium He has reported that a new batch of tanks has been sighted in Russia, almost certainly destined for Ukraine. The medium, however, has remarked that the “lot of tanks can be new, but the tanks themselves are not.” In addition, he emphasizes that “no more tanks are needed for a high fire.”
“There was a large open load train that transported tanks that are definitely not in parade conditions,” said the same medium. This lot includes at least 70 Soviet tanks, mainly T-62MV and T-62m.
Most likely, these armored combat vehicles have been withdrawn from their long -term deposits, they have a bit and they arrive at the front in Ukraine without significant improvements, he said, although he has qualified below: “Well, except for some anti -tank cages.” “This, of course, is another reminder of the great shortage of armored vehicles that Russia suffers due to its enormous losses,” he insisted.
T-62 tanks were manufactured between 1961 and 1975. By 1975, when the last models of this type were manufactured, they were already obsolete. “Soon, the Soviet Union began to depend on the new T-72 and T-80 tanks, far superior to the old T-62. The T-62 is a nonsense today, not a main battle tank. For Ukrainian drones, it is the easiest bone to gnaw. For Russians, it is an old steel coffin,” the same medium has sentenced.
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