A recent video shows a Leopard 2A6 tank getting hit and catching fire during combat, prompting online claims that a Russian T-72 was responsible. However, analysis of drone footage and audio from the ...

Their assessment of T-72 stocks has changed—for the worse. In a mid-February count, @partizan_oleg assumed Russia went to war with nearly 2,000 of the 50-ton, three-person T-72s with their 125 ...

Russian tanks have been recently destroyed by mines and anti-tank weapons on the front lines of the war in Ukraine. ... Video Shows Russian T-72 Drive Into Minefield Littered With Abandoned Tanks.

Another Russian regiment apparently has reequipped with older T-72 tanks. It’s further evidence that, despite a heroic effort on the part of Kremlin planners to expand production of more modern ...

In this image, a Russian T-72 battle tank is seen during a military exhibition on August 27, 2022, in Alabino, outside of Moscow, Russia. Ukraine on Tuesday shared a video it says shows its ...

Newer Russian models have come out since the T-72, which was produced in the 1970s by the Soviet Union. One of them, the T-14 Armata, has been described as a sophisticated battlefield game-changer ...

A recent wave of upgrades to Russian T-72 tanks includes enhanced Relikt ERA coverage, replacing less effective cage armor and adding protection to areas like the rear turret and gun mantlet.

Two Russian T-72 tanks were taken out by a single US-supplied Bradley IFV, Ukraine says. Ukraine's deputy defense minister said the tanks were set aflame by the Bradley's anti-tank missiles.

So, to be clear, the T-72, a decades-old platform, is performing much better than the faulty systems that NATO has lavished upon Ukraine. In fact, in many cases, as with the U.S.-provided Abrams ...

A video shows Ukrainian artillery raking a Russian tank convoy and destroying a T-72. Russia has lost over 2,000 tanks since the war began, and Ukraine around 3,500, according to Oryx.

A report first broken by Forbes details how one group of Ukranian soldiers decided to dial a Russian tech support helpline when a captured T-72B3 variant went on the fritz. This being the most ...

One such tank was the T-72. The Russian T-72 series of main battle tanks was first produced in 1971 and is still in active service today, including the current war in Ukraine, where it is seeing ...