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Interestingly, the Relikt side panels here were taken from another Russian tank - T-72B3 Obr. 2016 which was captured in damaged condition by the 93rd Brigade 2 months ago.
Seems the damage was too severe and it was decided to cannibalize the tank.
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@UAWeapons:
#Ukraine: Ukrainian troops recovering a damaged Russian T-72B3 obr. 2016 tank near Nova Dmytrivka, Kharkiv Oblast- interestingly, according to @Danspiun, it was taken out by a Ukrainian T-80BVM tank nicknamed "Bunny", also previously captured from the Russian army!
h/t @vlad_sord https://t.co/3Wtb6JSgPX

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#Ukraine: Another Stugna-P ATGM shot from the Ukrainian 80th Air Assault Brigade in the East, hitting a moving Russian tank.

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#Ukraine: Another Stugna-P ATGM strike against a Russian armoured vehicle hidden in vegetation, destroying it.

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#Ukraine: In case you wanted another Stugna-P strike, here is another from the East, in which a Russian BMP is struck and immediately starts to cook off.

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#Ukraine: The first documented use of the Russian 9K129-series Kornet ATGM system by UA forces- it is claimed that BMP was hit.

Multiple missiles for this modern & potent system have been captured by Ukrainian forces. Depending on the type, these can have a range of up to 10km.

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In a pleasant surprise, it seems that the tank destroyed wasn't quite as much of a museum piece. Apologies.
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@Erik_XV:
@UAWeapons Is that really a T-62? The driver’s hatch is in the center of the hull but on a T-62 it should be towards the left hand side.
I think that’s a T-72/80.

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#Ukraine: A Russian T-72B series tank was hit by precise Ukrainian fire.