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The Uralvagonzavod company has delivered another batch of advanced T-90M Proryv-3 main battle tanks to the Russian military.
Photos posted to Uralvagonzavod official Telegram channel on March 12 indicate that at least a dozen tanks were shipped out from the company’s factories in the city of Nizhny Tagil in the Sverdlovsk region.
The T-90M, which was first presented in 2017, is a heavily upgraded version of the T-90. The tank features a modernized “all welded” turret with the new advanced fire control system Kalina and the new Irbis-K gunner’s sight. The turret is also equipped with four video cameras that provide a 360° view of the environment for the commander.
The tank is armed with an upgraded 2A46M-5 125 mm smoothbore gun capable of firing laser-guided Refleks anti-tank missiles as well as a coaxial PKMT 7,62 mm machine gun and the UDP T05BV-1 remote weapon station with a Kord 12,7 mm machine gun.
It is also equipped with an upgraded AZ-185M2 autoloader which can be loaded with the larger and more effective armor-piercing rounds Svinets-1 and Svinets-2.
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For enhanced protection, the sides and rear of the T-90M hull and turret are completely covered with Relikt new generation explosive reactive armor blocks.
Relikt uses a completely new composition of explosives to achieve dynamic protection. Unlike older reactive amours, it works equally reliably against both low-velocity and high-velocity missiles, doubling protection against shaped charges and increasing anti-tank guided missile protection by 50%.
The tank is powered by a new 1130 hp V-92S2F engine coupled with automatic transmission. It is also equipped with an enhanced environmental control system and GLONASS satellite navigation systems.
The T-90M has already proved its worth during the Russian special military operation in Ukraine. The tank performance was generally better than comparable Western tanks in service with the Kiev forces, like the American-made Arbrams, the German-made Leopard 2 and the British-made Challenger 2.
It is unknown how many T-90Ms are currently in service with the Russian military. However, the number is believed to be in the hundreds.
Deliveries and orders of the advanced tank continued over the past two years even despite Western economic sanctions due to the Russian special military operation in Ukraine.
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amazing piece of war fighting equipment. they have a much higher survivability factor for the crew than all the nato tanks, and in a war of attrition, this is a winning solution. the more trained crewmen that survive combat and can be re-equiped with no training required, your combat effectiveness will increase over the enemy over time. fact. now, what they still need is a type of cluster munition round for trench clearing at long ranges, if a cost effectiive design can be made.
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awesome tank
and western military “experts” (clowns) like marcus keupp were convinced that the russians would run totally out of tanks before the end of 2023 because the losses would allegedly be greater than the reserves and production capacities. as reality proves, it is exactly the opposite. russian armor losses sadly still high, but still large reserves of soviet era stocks and boosted production capacities overcompensate all losses.
i dont see any actual tank in the world who could stand a direct confrontation against a t90m3 on a wide open field. the russians should produce some 3.000 of them and ad some 1.000 t14 armatas with the newest 152mm main gun, after they reach full readyness for serial production, than they could form t90 and t14 mixed tank battalions and brigades who would smash everything similar in actual western arsenals.
if you cound combine it with some kind of suicide drone that launches itself to hit any anti tank missile and drone that would be good. until you have a good counter for those two kind of weapons any tank has a limited use. same with ships they need some kind of automated escort drones to try to stop enemy drones to get near enough to the ship. first line of defence missiles, second line guns, last line of defence the drone suicides itself into the other drone to protect the host vessel.
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nato is not laughing. the usa is laughing at russia and the rest of nato. only the usa, china and india profit from this war. the usa know they won’t keep control over europe forever. so they would rather damage it financially and watch it destroyed before they leave. the control of ukraine is rather short term. it’s more a get potential future russian/ chinese soldiers killed and assets destroyed while they obey you szenario.
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god bless russia, its soldiers, putin and the t-90m proryv-3 tank. may the war end quickly with russian victory!
my guess? there was more than a dozen. they are probably going out on a very regular basis too.
tanks need to be cheap and lots of them. all the fancy extras are not required as it will inevitably be blown up, both sides, by a cheap drone.
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