Topic: VSEM PIZDETS. Hunderts tanks in hands or Russian Ukrainians. (Read 3838 times)

I did not understand the Russian but there are sure a lot of tanks
The Russians must have a lot of weapons to handle the Ukraine
Tanks are outmoded now but still very powerful  

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June 25, 2014 Jun. 25th, 2014 at 1:32 PM Posted Today, 13:30:42
Shooting continued near Sloviansk overnight, including - artillery. Enemy forces continued to focus on the bridgehead s.Krivaya Luke, where from the entire population is expelled. In the area Kramatorsk and Konstantinovka division militia attacked by armored units of the punitive battalions that made a forward movein the October and Ulyanovka areas, also repelling  intelligence group's attempt to penetrate directly into Konstantinovka. The enemy suffered losses in wounded. At dawn, the combined impact of artillery, mortars and AGS was made against the strong point of the enemy on the road Slavyansk Kramators'k, which noted the concentration of infantry and light armored vehicles. Enemy, located in a crowded formation in a small area, was inflicted significant casualties, visually observed 2 fires. At 11 o'clock the fire mortars and small arms attacked enemy positions at a roadblock Fodder. For its part, Ukrainians responded with howitzers fire and mortars from Karachun and other positions. Currently skirmishes continue almost everywhere. Practically non-flying weather, after a night of rain the ground is wet, the movement of wheeled equipment is limited to paved roads. The helicopter shot down by our fighters yesterday, besides 9 Ukrainian military units might have contained a group of foreign military advisers, commanders or PMCs. Information not verified, for accuracy of it I can not vouch.

They called this cannibalizing. If you have 100 broken tanks and if you have good mechanics you can cannibalize those parts from other broken tanks to create at least 20 - 30 working tanks. The military base near my home usually do this because of low budget.

That is enough for shipping of repair parts. If tank is not in working conditions, it can be repaired. So called "assembled repair parts", You need only replace the antenna from that tank to assembled repair parts unit.

I am not sure how many of them are in working condition, but at least 20% of them must be usable (after the repairs).

"At night, we took control of the tank base in Artemovsk, 30 kilometers from Slavyansk. We now have 221 tanks, 288 armored vehicles, 12 self-propelled guns, 18 Grad volley fire systems, 183 infantry fighting vehicles and 12 mortars," the head of the information center "Southeastern Front, Konstantin Knyrik told Interfax.

Clearly based on what?

A t72 has it's IR on the right side of the canon the t64 on the left.
Also the ammunition box on that side make me thing it's a t64b  model or an improved version like the mb2 or br like the one below





You said confirmed:

where are the reports about the tanks and the 34 000 fighters?
Link to at list two sources , I'm not waiting for a 6 block confirmation but at least two claiming what you've said.

A larger image here https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fpbs.twimg.com%2Fmedia%2FBqk7XrXIMAESmCi.jpg&t=541&c=g0V86sDlQbe-iw

Clearly a T-72 tank.

^^^ My source was Lifenews. They had posted that a tank battle is ongoing in Krasnyi Liman with 70 tanks on the Ukrainian side, and 15 on the rebel side. Al Jazeera confirmed that tanks were involved, but didn't gave a number. (Only the Russian media have reporters in Donbass, but according to you they are full of lies).

OK. Confirmed. Some 15 rebel tanks took part in the battle outside Krasnyi Liman yesterday. Biggest battle staged by the Donetsk People's Army so far. Some 4,000 rebel fighters and 30,000 Ukrainian soldiers took part. Heavy fighting also taking place in the nearby areas of Yampol and Seversk.

Russian tanks are on the move even as Ukraine’s president on Friday announced a week-long unilateral ceasefire in fighting with pro-Russian militants.

Pro-Russian troops prepare to travel in a tank on a road near the town of Yanakiyevo, Donetsk region, eastern Ukraine,

This is for Niothor. He was asking for proof, for a few days now.

Pro-Russian troops boarding an MBT near the town of Yanakiyevo, Donetsk oblast. You can see clearly that the men are wearing the uniform of the Donetsk People's Army:

Clearly a T-72 tank.

Now that looks very legit, aren't T-72 cold war era type Russian tanks? If so it would explain why the Russians were able to get their hands on them, I would definitely think it possible to take tanks from that place and re-activate them with some skilled engineers, just a matter of knowing how to fabricate the bits and put it all together safely.