Combat experience of Leopard and Abrams tanks in different combat conditions.
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- Discussion of the appearance of American M1A1 Abrams tanks in Ukraine and their comparison with other models.
- Mention of the French Leclerc tanks that were also in Ukraine and their operational problems.
- Discussion of various means of defeating tanks, including anti-tank mines, grenade launchers, cannons and rockets.
- Mention of the advent of new generations of anti-tank guided missiles and remote minesweepers.
- The destruction of five German Leopard 2A6 tanks and one T-72M1 tank on the battlefield on the first day of the “counter-offensive”.
- Mention of Leopard 2A6s burning for the first time in Ukraine.
- The video discusses Ukraine's tank losses during combat operations.
- In Iraq, during Operation Desert Storm, U.S. Abrams tanks suffered combat losses from anti-tank weapons.
- In Iraq in 2003, during Operation Iraqi Freedom, a large number of Abrams failed for technical reasons, including self-ignition of power units.
- In Iraq, most U.S. tanks were destroyed by RPG fire.
- Placing extra fuel and crew personal equipment outside the vehicles creates a potential threat to the vehicle from small arms fire.
- The impact of tracer or incendiary bullets causes the fuel canisters or equipment to catch fire, which then spreads to the propulsion systems, leading to the complete destruction of the tanks.
- The Abrams have recently appeared in Ukraine, but have already been destroyed.
- Ukrainian media are trying to convince the public that fall and winter are not the right time of year for their combat use.
- The mass of the Abrams is approaching 70 tons, which can cause it to get stuck and turn into a perfect target.
00:00 - Invulnerable tanks
02:58 - Anti-tank weapons
04:51 - Destroying Leopard 2A6 and Leopard 2A4 tanks
06:43 - Invulnerable tanks
09:35 - Problems with Abrams.
11:29 - Abrams losses in Ukraine