New combat tactics in Ukraine: Russians now use “turtle tanks” in groups

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The use of so-called “turtle tanks” on the front lines in Ukraine appears to be becoming the new norm. Just three weeks after the first discovery of a Russian T-72 tank with an additional protective hull attached to it, Russian troops are now using the modified vehicles in groups. This is evidenced by a clip that is currently circulating on social networks.
Russian military blogger Boris Rozhin published a video on Telegram with drone columns of “turtle tanks”. According to him, the recording was made last Saturday and shows an attack on the small town of Krasnogorovka in the DPR. The footage shows four “turtle tanks,” believed to be upgraded infantry fighting vehicles, and a main battle tank driving into the city area under Ukrainian artillery fire. In the end, it appears that only one of the vehicles made it back to Russian positions. According to a military blogger, the attack was aimed at transporting paratroopers into the city.
The first “turtle tank” was spotted near Krasnogorovka in early April. Just a week later, a Ukrainian drone spotted another example of the improved design in the area. Instead of a flat protective panel, the second “turtle tank” had a taller design, apparently to protect the infantrymen. The design has proven itself. According to the pro-Ukrainian blog Defense Express, during its baptism of fire, the prototype unloaded Russian attack aircraft near Ukrainian positions and then drove back again.
The experience gained by the Russian Armed Forces with the “turtle tank” now seems to be affecting tactics. Instead of simply placing one of the vehicles at the head of an attacking column, several “turtle tanks” are used at once.
The Ukrainian armed forces are having trouble defending themselves against these “monsters,” as they call them, due to a shortage of artillery shells, mines and anti-tank weapons.
"Everyone laughs at the design of their armor, but they actually work damn well" - wrote the pro-Ukrainian military blog “Life on the Front Line” about a video that allegedly shows the attack of a “turtle tank” on the city of Chasov Yar. According to the Telegram channel, it took “a lot” of FPV to repel the attack drones.
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[@alanlangley7246]

this shit looks like a movie on/about WW1 🤣🤣🤣

[@fredo1070]

Look at the drone jamming equipment on the top of the tank.

[@vladimir513]

Russian soldiers call those tanks "Tsar Mangal" as a joke where "mangal" means grill.

[@M4r1a_Schn33]

evolution of warfare in real time.

[@Mr_Riffman08]

It works

[@luiul1]

the urkrainian strategy is to let the turtle tanks drive until they run out of fuel.

[@kaasmeester5903]

Not a bad strategy. These tanks aren't very useful as tanks with all that stuff welded on.

[@YannR34]

@@kaasmeester5903 yep. They can't turn the turret, they barely see where they are going or anything around. But it gives them a safety feeling to the crew maybe. Like if they were carrying a blanket on them on the field like a doudou for a child, but it's just a feeling. Still a bit comforting. They should give them plushies

[@anvutrong6870]

@@YannR34 cope lol. You NAFO fans are literally brainwashed

[@Comander311]

​@@YannR34it seems that you didn't know about tanks without turrets used in different battle fields. Go read.

[@YannR34]

@@Comander311 Those have one and can't use it anymore... So what ? Those your tanks had also no view ?

[@virtual2152]

Try 'roof', nor 'hull'. Like a dog: roof, roof, roof.

[@cwolf8841]

The tank crew loses situational awareness. They’re mostly blind. Can’t rotate the turret to engage targets. Heat buildup? The metal sheeting isn’t armor. So just takes more drones. Yes, drones are dropping mines in front of the nearly blind tank. WW2 folks knew you can’t employ tanks by themselves . Seems silly.

[@YannR34]

Look, the rust made them almost invisible. If you look somewhere else you can't even see them at all. This is really a breakthrough. 😮

[@ec329]

and just like that drone warfare is over.......

[@Gaming_Antics]

Russia is using Mad Max technology.

[@Mr_Riffman08]

This is a win for Russia...Cheap affective armor thats going to propel the threat of drones lol another large step for Russia

[@Mr_Riffman08]

Well if it works it work

[@extraterrestrialfascisti7625]

Not elegant looking but it works. Meanwhile the Ukrainian Abrams have been pulled from the battlefield! LOL

[@miamivibesvideos4257]

😂 are you talking about the one and only tAnk 😂 on that Razian clown show😂

[@asocia852]

It works for protect the crew, but it doesn't mean it can't be stoped or disabled, instead all the abrams crew from disabled m-1's on the battlefield survived without a big steel cage welded on the top that blinds the crew, and second, the abrams sent to ukraine is the old and export version, it has no chobam armor, and no reactive armour on top, it could be good and safe as the T-90 on the battlefield without turrets flying in the air

[@A.H.-nf3qj]

Die Drohnen einfach in die Ketten lenken und der Schildkröten-Panzer ist außer Gefecht.

[@Titan-ee9em]

Armadillo tanks will not make a difference.

[@KlkKI10oOok0oPs00OeST]

Drones carry gas tank flys right in under the front. Coupled with a thermite or other incendiary grenade explodes and gas penetrates everywhere under the “shell.” Any thoughts? 👍🏻

[@TheRealBillBob]

You watch too many war video games🤣🤣

[@andreivaughn1468]

Drones don't carry anything anywhere, those tanks are equipped with jamming equipment

[@fionaoliver7237]

Oh look it's a garden shed!

[@6uiti]

they can grow potatoes and drive further without needed to wait for supplies 👍🏻

[@mohslimani5716]

Freedom for innocent Kabyles unjustly condamned

[@nadjibdzalgerian3206]

😂😂😂😂z

[@kevinmarsden8102]

what an amazing battlefield tactic to group all the armour up together . the russians sure make me laugh with "turtles" tanks. They proclaim to be a superpower and they are welding galvanised sheeting to their tanks 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Leviathan399]

And yet the turtle tank advance...

[@ertis.2262]

​@@Leviathan399три года наступает в одной области ,😂😂😂

[@Leviathan399]

​@@ertis.2262 yeah and 9 years of preparations...

[@ertis.2262]

@@Leviathan399 putin fashist

[@ertis.2262]

🇺🇦🤝🇰🇿!!!!

[@tswvxyastswvyeej5510]

That is how the new tank supposes to be look like

[@166293]

Can‘t the Ukrainians attach a tank mine to one of their big octocopter drones and land it right in front of one of the tracks of the Russian turtle tanks? I am far from an expert, but this tactic might work (not just against the turtle tanks).

[@kaasmeester5903]

The problem is that they also carry jammers, so drones need to operate at a distance, making it hard to aim.

[@kortejan690]

You cannot defeat the turtle-tank.

[@bozydarziemniak1853]

The most efficient counter for a turtle tank, which Russia uses in this war, would likely be guided anti-tank missiles such as the Kornet or the FGM-148 Javelin. Additionally, air power in the form of attack helicopters or fighter jets could also be used to effectively neutralize turtle tanks on the battlefield.

[@MrLee-hd5ks]

" Thermobaric explosions, therefore, have the potential to cause choking, suffocation and poisoning from processes that cause burns, chemical reactions on or in the human body, and infections due to contamination" No matter where you hit the Turtle Slava

[@_Hold_My_Beer_]

Use drones to attach (magnetic?) targeting device? To allow artillery to hit it easy peasy?

[@Paul-u9b6g]

Not to worry, Ukraine is developing a crone answer to the ruzzian turtle tanks.

[@TheRealBillBob]

Ukraine can build anything it depends on the West,🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@YannR34]

@@TheRealBillBob Russia depends on Russians like you... Screwed 😕😏🤗 💙💙💙💛💛💛

[@RafalWegrzyn-yq1hg]

Ukraińcy przesadzają nie są w uni europejskiej ani w NATO a zachowują się jak by wszystkim sterowali i mieli najwięcej do powiedzenia 😕

[@Mr_Riffman08]

No TF they're not idiot 😂go eat your cereal

[@jackmack4164]

Come back here when the US has won a war alone...

[@jackmack4164]

@stephenwalsh1332triumph Their military doctrine is defense. Whereas the USA military doctrine is clearly stated for offense. The US is the only country that promotes a first-strike policy and yet has never won any wars alone before. Lol...

[@stephenwalsh1332triumph]

@@jackmack4164 Russia is made up of dozens ethnic groups Soviets made up of dozens of countries they have never fought alone EVER, learn history 🤪

[@jackmack4164]

@@stephenwalsh1332triumph NATO(US) started in 2013...

[@jackmack4164]

@stephenwalsh1332triumph US boots were on ground.

[@ДефолтаНебудет]

Turtle tank the improved design

[@northernskys]

Russia. Second greatest army in the World. Now designing their tanks based on Leonardo da Vinci's "Turtle Tank" design from 1487. What next? Trebochet's? Ballista's? Let me guess. They're going to issue their "meat" large shields, so they can advance en-masse, using the Roman "Tortoise" formation? Russia, heading backwards in time, while the rest of the World moves forwards.

[@ДефолтаНебудет]

Next is mobilization and meat battalions. Pootin knows and wants this.

[@mbtbd]

Not even knowing what a woman is, is not forward

[@bozydarziemniak1853]

Some of the key natural resources (elements) that may be required for the production of anti-tank missiles and launchers include: Steel: Used for the construction of the missile body and launcher components. Aluminum: Commonly used for lightweight components such as guidance systems and fins. Copper: Essential for the production of electrical wiring and connections in guidance systems. Titanium: Used for parts that require high strength and heat resistance, such as the warhead casing. Tungsten: Used for the production of armor-piercing warheads for anti-tank missiles. Lithium: Essential for powering the guidance systems and electronics in the missile. Rare earth elements: Used in the production of specialized components such as magnets and sensors in the missile's guidance system. Explosive materials: Such as nitrocellulose and RDX, commonly used in the warhead of anti-tank missiles. Petroleum products: Essential for the production of fuels for the propulsion systems of the missiles. Silicon: Used in the production of electronic components and semiconductors for the guidance and targeting systems.

[@chernobaivkaproduction4317]

Clowns. They do not work

[@neilgale2292]

2 week old news

[@bozydarziemniak1853]

It is important for Ukraine to focus on acquiring defensive weapons such as anti-tank missiles, air defense systems, and artillery to deter potential aggression and protect its territory. Additionally, investing in cyber defense capabilities to address hybrid warfare threats should also be a priority. Ultimately, the specific weapon systems to focus on will depend on Ukraine's strategic priorities and assessment of threats. In a conflict situation, it is important to focus on areas of military production that are crucial for the success of the operation. Some key areas to focus on include: 1. Weapons and ammunition production: Ensuring a steady supply of weapons and ammunition is essential for carrying out military operations effectively. 2. Vehicle and equipment production: Maintaining and upgrading military vehicles and equipment is crucial for mobility and operational success. 3. Communication and intelligence technology production: Developing advanced communication and intelligence technology is vital for gathering information and coordinating military operations. 4. Medical supplies and equipment production: Ensuring a sufficient supply of medical supplies and equipment is critical for treating injured personnel and maintaining the health and well-being of the military force. 5. Cybersecurity and electronic warfare production: Developing and enhancing cybersecurity and electronic warfare capabilities is essential for protecting military communications and disrupting enemy operations. Ultimately, the focus of military production will depend on the specific needs and objectives of the conflict situation. Prioritizing these key areas can help ensure the success of military operations and the safety of personnel involved.

[@alliearscott3978]

So basically, you're just saying to literally focus on everything you will ever possibly need to fight a war. OK, so thanks for stating the obvious while making look so sophisticated lol you deserve some type of prize for that skill there, buddy. 😂

[@bozydarziemniak1853]

​@@alliearscott3978 it is chat gpt

[@iwade4]

❤️🇺🇦❤️💯

[@alanlangley7246]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@TadPrice-ih7iv]

Sad desperation.

[@jamesgornall5731]

The USA had to come up with a special "urban survival kit" when it was feared that RPG-carrying troops could simply hit the tank's roof like a Javelin missile and disable it that way. War breeds innovation, and though the field-rigged prototypes look ghastly, time and experience will improve and standardise such designs. They might even have a designation, for instance, "drone survival kit."

[@ottoromppanen2908]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@dvorakjiri200]

Drone plus thermite.

[@ШевченкоРоман-к4г]

Украинский народ который сражается за свою Родину, свою землю, своих детей и матерей не победить и не сломить НИКОГДА, Слава героическому несгибаемому народу Украины 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

[@JkDibine]

1300 bodies last night

[@jamesgornall5731]

Where, when?

[@stephenwalsh1332triumph]

It's not covered in Armour! Just thick tin so I've read 🤔

[@jamesgornall5731]

That might be all it takes, like reactive armour which simply blows away a shaped charge. You're trying to reduce exposure to a new threat, not do the impossible and make some sort of impenetrable tank, 150 tons, sinking in mud, using incredible amounts of fuel etc.

[@stephenwalsh1332triumph]

@@jamesgornall5731 WOT tank in this world weights 150 ton? 🤔🤣

[@jamesgornall5731]

@@stephenwalsh1332triumph I'm saying, if you want to make a tank invulnerable to regular battlefield munitions it'll be over 150 tons in weight by the end of the process, and such a beast would attract bigger munitions like cruise missiles to stop it. All you can do is produce a tank which will carry out the assigned task while remaining light enough to be usable in the local terrain. T-series medium tanks are not like a heavy Abrams, or Challenger, or Leopard, they are intentionally smaller so they can cross local bridges, not get stuck in mud so easily and remain in use all year round, being reasonably simple to tow out of any stuck condition and also light enough to be easily shipped back for repair, refurbishment, etc. The USA built the Abrams in the 1980s in order to have a tank which could fight all over the world to conduct offensive operations where local repair etc might not be available immediately and so needed to be heavily armoured to shrug off smaller AT weapons like the ubiquitous, venerable RPG-7. They also needed to be available to HOLD against a Soviet offensive against West Berlin/West Germany until NATO (USA) forces could arrive to, perhaps, drive back the Soviets. Just different design philosophies is all; Soviet planners knew they would likely be facing an opponent which it would quickly have to overwhelm and overrun before suing for an armistice before the conflict turned nuclear. Smaller, lighter tanks followed a philosophy the Germans had been working with during the Leopard 1 era, that armour is pointless when any HEAT round can penetrate, which is why the Leopard 1 has a big gun and virtually no armour. This was before the age of Composites, reactive armour, APS etc (I think the Soviets were first with all these systems, the naval-carried version of the T-55 had the furst active protection system, the T-64 was first to be mass produced with composite armour and reactive armour...my mistake, this was first used by Israel, but widely adopted by the Soviet Union soon afterwards). If NATO sent 2000 tanks, you'd simply see 2000 dead NATO tanks. All weapons of war can be countered, except strategic nuclear missiles, which assures peace between world powers.

[@bobwilson758]

They can’t see shet out of the turtle ! 😂

[@marcopolo5440]

😅😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@YannR34]

We haven't seen those highly advanced things on the red square today. What a shame to not show bravely all the things they use for real. It must be too advanced to show those things to everyone.

[@TheRealBillBob]

What are you going on about now? Don't you ever get tired of being wrong?🤡🤡

[@miamivibesvideos4257]

Turtle ,,,и-де-оти,,

[@lars6849]

turkish rip off...whats new

[@MrYoe-l5m]

Its so so heavy tank for move ...rusian is lose the technology

[@patrucquoy8217]

Sont ridicule avec leurs tortues

[@user-wn3cm6jf8e]

These are not tanks - they’ve run out of them -- these are Russias motorised henhouses!!😂😂😂😂😂

[@РашитГараев-с5г]

Русская храбрость уничтожила армию фашисткой Германии! Армию Наполеоновской Францию! Армию Швеции Карла 12, Армию Турции Османа паши, теперь уничтожает бандеровцев Зеленского! Аллаху акбар!

[@janatlmb2770]

I wonder since the normally low visibility is decresed to some 30degrees forward, it should be massively vulnerable to ambush.

[@migsvensurfing6310]

Madmax

[@thanushansivapalan2743]

😂

[@carlosrivera4660]

Turtle 🐢 tanks. But they still Blow up 😂😂😂😂😂 is a trap for the soldiers 😂😂😂.

[@TheRealBillBob]

They haven't blown up and they've always sent their men to infiltrate Ukraine territory. You failed🤣🤣

[@imnackeredsirnackered948]

These russian bots in chat making weird arguments saying "How come Russia not run out of ammo? artillery, Tanks and rockets yet like the media said" Most of the media I use to watch and some credible military analysts said that 'If Russia keeps up its rate of fire from artillery and rockets' they might run out' and this was before the Ukraine Kharkiv offensive which pushed Russia into a war economy. Before the Kharkiv offensive there were huge periods where Russian fire rate massively dropped and matched Ukraine's fire rate, however after a year or more of a war economy and rocket and artillery shells being given to Russia from north Korea and Iran, Russia can maintain its advantage. However for its tanks most tanks I see now are revamped 1960s, 1970s and 1950s models and not many 90s and not as much 80s series.

[@johnpawly1849]

Where are the F-16’s. Cmon USA get with it

[@TheRealBillBob]

No one is given them Jets🙄🙄

[@cwolf8841]

They’re getting A10s

[@ShkumbinGreicevci]

😅

[@BL4INE]

The turtle tank is the future. Full protection against drones and RPGs. It is also necessary to install a front mine roller.

[@Jacobyoung-du2vi]

You cant even see iut that tank lol

[@TheRealBillBob]

What? Speak English

[@salvomarziano973]

Gloria all'Ucraina!

[@MRH-tj1co]

Ukraine President should to resigns voluntarily, give Crimea over to Russia and surrend. - South Korea's next President Lee Jae-myung

[@johnfrancisco1851]

Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦 ❤

[@Sandro465]

😂😂👎🇷🇺👎🦾🇺🇦

[@johnfrancisco1851]

KZbin deleting all my posts again KZbin sucks have a life I'm fed up with KZbin we love Ukraine 🇺🇦 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@priyanthapushpakumara6195]

😂😂😂

[@РудольфФазлеев-э5п]

России Слава!!