Weaknesses of the Russian Military and Strengths of the Ukrainian Military Untold Military Perspectives

 

In order not to interfere with the work at hand, he declined to appear on television from the beginning of this invasion of Ukraine. Ever since the Gulf War, I've been on TV every time something happened, so I don't feel a little lonely, but I'm sticking to my original intentions and watching news and information programs as a group.

Experts' commentary on Russia and Ukraine is a great learning experience. Two-and-a-half months after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the military point of view that must be kept in mind is hardly presented.

 Explanations of the weapon's performance have been provided. However, the story based on the operation of the military organization is not being carried out not only by television but also by print media.

 Weaknesses of Russian tanks

 In this article, I would like to supplement the media reports on the following four representative points.

 From mid-April onwards, it was predicted that the Russian military would intensify its offensive to gain control of the Donbass region in eastern Ukraine, and it was rumored that tank battles would take place. The tone was that the outnumbered Russian tank force would overwhelm the outnumbered Ukrainian tank force, but it was based on the flat terrain in the east that was suitable for tanks to run around. Isn't it like a commentary like the Kursk tank battle of World War II? While I think there may be such a scene, many had to mutter that the Russian tanks were more likely to falter.

 The reason for this is the operation of the T-72 developed by the former Soviet Union, which forms the center of both tank forces, and the T-80 and T-90, which were born with the same design concept.

 The vehicle height of the T-72 is extremely low at around 2 meters and 20 centimeters, which seems to have been improved in the improved version, but early models could not be ridden by people taller than 160 centimeters. The idea is to lower the vehicle height and reduce the area hit. By the way, the American M-1 is 2 meters and 40 centimeters.

 And the T-72 has an extremely reinforced frontal armor. Combined with the low vehicle height, this is an advantage when hiding in a tank trench and defending by sticking out only the gun barrel. However, as a result of the fact that the front armor eats up a considerable portion of the total weight of 42-45 tons, the side, rear and top armor have to be thin.

 If those Russian tanks try to fight on flat terrain, they will target the sides, and Javelin anti-tank missiles will attack in top attack mode, which targets the upper armor. No matter how much reactive armor (increased armor that reduces the destructive power of anti-tank missiles) like a lunch box, it is not suitable for battles that demonstrate the mobility of tanks.

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