“The largest tank battle”: T-90 in Syrian Idlib praised in Vietnam

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The large-scale military operation unfolding in Idlib proves the power of the “frightening” tanks T-90S, which Vietnam had previously purchased. Local media write about it,

According to a report by Syria, cited by Vietnamese reporters, after the militants were urged to launch a powerful counterattack on the advancing troops of Damascus within 48 hours, the Syrian leadership immediately took active measures to destroy the enemy group.



In addition to conventional forces, 10 T-90S units were used, which operated under the cover of Mi-35 attack helicopters. They managed to destroy 30 rebel tanks, mainly T-55 and T-62. As a result of the defeat of the militants, government forces established control over Sinjar from December 21 and held it, despite repeated rebel attacks.

It is considered the largest tank battle in the Syrian Civil War in the last 8 years.

- noted the Vietnamese media, indicating that the T-90S tank is considered the "sword" of the Tigers division (which received a regular military number some time ago), which defeated the rebels in Idlib.

The material notes that with their support, the army liberated a number of strategic cities in the southeast of the province: Tahtaya, Al-Heraki, Al-Hellbh, Al-Kurati, Al-Burj, Farvan, Karsanti, Sukaya and Muaysiruna. And this despite the fact that Turkey supplies militants weapon, ammunition and armored vehicles - armored personnel carriers and infantry fighting vehicles equipped with ATGMs.

As the Vietnamese portal Soha points out (not to be confused with a Chinese resource with a similar name), it is obvious that the Vietnamese military was not mistaken in purchasing the T-90, making the right choice in favor of an “extremely efficient” tank.
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  1. +1
    27 December 2019 05: 28
    But what kind of ultimatum did the Turks put up for the Russians in Syria yesterday?
    1. +9
      27 December 2019 07: 21
      There is some kind of divorce ..... our Turkish hands are calling Kurds to reason .... and the Turks have closed their eyes on Idlib.
      1. -39
        27 December 2019 08: 06
        30 tanks with spirits, and why not 300 or 3000 to swindle at Prokhorovka? ... You just need to at least occasionally monitor the situation in order to catch yourself on frank delirium when copying materials. Everything that comes from Syria without documentary evidence receives a priori stamp "LAZHA".
        1. +3
          27 December 2019 08: 45
          it is said that 30
          1. 0
            31 December 2019 14: 54
            [quote = Nastia Makarova] it is said that 30 [/
            I wish you in the new year learn to think for yourself))
            1. -1
              5 January 2020 02: 37
              Leeds
              [quote = Nastia Makarova] it is said that 30 [/
              "I wish you in the new year to learn to think independently))" - they thought for a long time: 29,5 tanks, 0,5 tanks were lied to, the percentage of lies, please, count yourself.
        2. +10
          27 December 2019 11: 16
          The terrorists in Idlib even a couple of Leopards 2 appeared recently, so 30 tanks are likely to be and could be used.
          1. -9
            27 December 2019 21: 42
            I wonder how 30 T-55/62 follows from a pair of Leopards? From a pair of "Leopards" only a pair of "Leopards" follows and nothing more.
            1. 0
              28 December 2019 08: 10
              In Chechnya, in the 94/95th, the bandits had tanks. Theoretically, in Syria, bearded men could accumulate trophies, but it was somehow strange on their part to keep them for a long time.
        3. +1
          27 December 2019 18: 30
          Can you tell me how many tanks the terrorists have and how many were directly in Idlib? Question to Victor Troshka.
        4. -7
          27 December 2019 22: 32
          no need about Prokhorovka, one shame
          1. 0
            22 February 2020 07: 40
            What did you take part in? Why is there such neglect when even historians do not have a complete picture? And why did the Germans eventually rush out of there?
            1. +2
              22 February 2020 11: 44
              sorry, buddy, just be so kind as to read to the end, and then argue
              https://www.litmir.me/br/?b=147751&p=1
        5. 0
          9 January 2020 14: 16
          go to other sites, do not be lazy and find out! and sitting in the toilet, squeeze the smartphone-mind is not necessary! Do not miss by))
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      3. Red
        +3
        27 December 2019 08: 54
        The Turks want us to stop the offensive in Idlib, in addition, yesterday Donald Trump tweeted to us, the Syrians and Iran, to stop and praise Turkey that she is trying to stop this massacre
        1. +6
          27 December 2019 09: 29
          But, at the same time, they blame the Turks for the Kurds. There’s some kind of porridge ... one thing is clear that the Syrian army boldly went to storm villages and cities in Idlib, which it did not do before.
          1. Red
            +3
            27 December 2019 09: 39
            But how not to blame the Turks then. The sultan, when he began the operation, announced that he wanted a security zone 30 km from the border. This is + - M4 Highway. Fortunately, several oil fields near the city of Kamyshly fall within a radius of 30 km. After all, the Sultan has encroached on what the Americans are in Syria for.
            1. +2
              27 December 2019 09: 55
              And before that, the Kurds sent the Syrians ... and wanted independence ... Turks for anything, but not for it.
          2. +5
            27 December 2019 11: 17
            There is no porridge there, the United States is doing everything so that terrorists in Syria flourish, and Turkey is also trying to destroy as many Kurds as possible under the guise of.
        2. +1
          29 December 2019 00: 51
          Interestingly, and who unleashed this massacre?
          1. Red
            +1
            30 December 2019 10: 15
            One gets the feeling that Syria does not use tactics such as washing, namely: 1) The Syrians are conducting an offensive 2) The Syrians are seizing a certain territory 3) The Turks, Americans, etc. wake up (choose any) and start shouting so that everyone stops 4) Russia tells Assad to stop 5) the offensive stops at those points that have already taken 6) A couple of months pass and the script repeats again.
    2. +6
      27 December 2019 10: 00
      But what kind of ultimatum did the Turks put up for the Russians in Syria yesterday?
      They asked for a truce, ours agreed. But the militants did not begin to carry it out and the Syrian army went further.
      1. -1
        27 December 2019 10: 14
        Well, it would be easier for the Turks to make a face fashion in this situation - to leave Idlib and not risk their observers, who ensure the advancement of Turkish interests in this territory.
        1. +1
          27 December 2019 10: 22
          Well, it would be easier for the Turks to make a face fashion in this situation - to leave Idlib and not risk their observers
          We, too, can leave the Donbass, in theory ... We need to think about the consequences, they are not very for the Turks.
    3. +1
      27 December 2019 12: 01
      Quote: 32363
      But what kind of ultimatum did the Turks put up for the Russians in Syria yesterday?

      hi
      Exhibited, but later settled.

      Russian Aerospace Forces bombard "bearded".
  2. +7
    27 December 2019 05: 30
    Good publicity . All praise Sohalaughing
    1. -19
      27 December 2019 06: 00
      Quote: kolkulon
      Good publicity . All praise Sohalaughing

      We do not publish "anti-advertising". and there are a lot of complaints (excuse me, I'm always critical) and the crew "almost sits on the solarium", and the engine suddenly loses power at temperatures above 34 (outside), and the UVZ director himself declares (which has lowered 10 Lyamov for his birthday in Moscow with "stars"):
      The CEO of Uralvagonzavod Oleg Sienko is also critical of his products. He draws attention to the level of convenience in the T-90. “You will enter a foreign tank at the exhibition, sit as if not in a Mercedes, then in a Volkswagen. You’ll climb into ours - well, just some arteries stick out everywhere, ”Sienko says.
      1. +16
        27 December 2019 07: 16
        But about the Abrams, too, a lot of negative things can be said, I went to your link, so Postnikov said there that the T90 is the 17th modification of the T72 and therefore the equipment does not meet NATO standards, a counter question, and the Abrams is not really the same tank, though not modified, but modernized, then he said that the cost of T90 as 3 German leopards did not read further in detail, because after this assessment I do not trust Postnikov's opinion, so I ran through the websites and found out that he was fired, there are some corruption cases, the adjutant stole 150 officer apartments and etc. Sienko seems to be working at the Russian Copper Company now, that is, an ordinary manager, he says that the tank has problems when firing on uneven terrain. Does a leopard or abrams have such problems? when shooting in motion, taking into account the absence of an automatic loader? And the article from the cycle "everything is lost", as for me the T90 shows itself worthy, in my philistine opinion. I saw a video where the vaunted Abrams and leopards are burning, I saw how in T90 from TOW they blasted and normal. The T90 is a good and formidable car. Of course, time does not stand still, which is why Armata is being developed, so the convenience and the crew are protected. With regard to the specific article about the fighting in Syria, if the truth is the good fellows the Syrians, of course they didn’t click on the Abrams, but still, the truth is that many will say that it is not an equal battle, against old tanks, etc. counter arguments can be that, show me an equal battle where the vaunted Abrams, leclerks and leopards fought, did not see how the Houthis burned abrams in shale, but there is no equal battle.
        1. +2
          27 December 2019 08: 01
          Quote: Air Force
          Sienko seems to be working at the Russian Copper Company now, that is, an ordinary manager,

          yeah, he managed to chat in the "shipbuilding company" ... well, like Serdyukov, the same "special" ...
        2. -24
          27 December 2019 10: 03
          Postnikov said that the T90 is the 17th modification of the T72 and therefore the equipment does not meet NATO standards, a counter question, and Abrams isn’t the same tank that is really not modified, but modernized, then he said that the cost of the T90 as 3 German leopards does not read further has become
          One tank is tailored for a professional army, the second for "women give birth." Apart from military strategy, it is not very informative to compare tanks.
          1. +9
            27 December 2019 11: 25
            Iraq just now compared the T-90s and Abrams for the "professional army" and realized that the T-90 saves lives much more often for tankmen and infantry.

            Your Abrams, like all NATO tanks in the nomenclature of weapons, do not have a high-explosive shell and therefore can hardly support the infantry in the offensive, but they do not have them for the reason that then the knock-out panels would lose their meaning, since the detonation of the FSF would carry the tank to pieces .

            NATO tanks are fighter tanks for other tanks, the Russian T-90 support tank for infantry.

            It was with this tactic that we ran into WW2.

            And comfort does not mean the combat effectiveness of the tank.
            1. -13
              27 December 2019 11: 34
              Your Abrams, like all NATO tanks in the arsenal of weapons, do not have a HE shell
              This is not entirely true, there are modern shells and card-based, and concrete-high-explosive, and with an explosion delay ...
              It was with this tactic that we ran into WW2
              I tell you the same thing, roughly speaking, we adhere to the concept of the end of World War I only with more modern weapons. The opposing army is a professional, the difference is monstrous.
              And comfort does not mean the combat effectiveness of the tank.
              A professional military is not a consumable, but a valuable worker, and the workplace must meet modern requirements.
              Iraq just now compared the T-90s and Abrams for the "professional army" and realized that the T-90 saves lives much more often for tankmen and infantry.
              Barmaleyev even chasing it against an equal footing, against guerrilla warfare is cheap and cheerful, after all, they have little economy there, and the army itself is far from professional. Therefore, our tanks are more suitable for them.
              1. +9
                27 December 2019 13: 15
                Quote: MoJloT
                A professional military is not a consumable, but a valuable worker, and the workplace must meet modern requirements

                There, Xi Jinping recently called on his military to subject himself to severe self-restraint in order to maintain morale. Comfort corrupts.

                Quote: MoJloT
                after all, their economy there is not very good, and the army itself is far from professional. Therefore, our tanks are more suitable for them.

                Military production should be economical, despite the economy. The same states seek to reduce the cost of arms purchases, read the latest topics about their cheap missiles, etc.
                1. -6
                  27 December 2019 13: 18
                  There, Xi Jinping recently called on his military to subject himself to severe self-restraint in order to maintain morale. Comfort corrupts.
                  And where is the professional army?
                  The same states are striving to reduce the cost of arms purchases, read the latest topics about their cheap missiles, etc.
                  At the same time, the military budget is growing, we must give them their due, for the partisans they have their own nomenclature of means, for regular armies, their own, albeit more expensive, but they have.
                  1. +4
                    27 December 2019 13: 27
                    Quote: MoJloT
                    for partisans they have their own nomenclature of means, for regular armies, their own, albeit more expensive, but they have.

                    For regular arias, I recall that the Sherman was 4 times cheaper than the opposing car.
                    1. -5
                      27 December 2019 13: 27
                      For regular arias, I recall that the Sherman was 4 times cheaper than the opposing car.
                      And where is the professional army?
                      1. +4
                        27 December 2019 13: 32
                        Why is there a professional army? The professional army, due to understandable limitations in numbers, is intended to fight partisans and banana republics, obviously they will not be enough for a serious war. And you noted above that to fight against partisans even the states rivet cheap weapons, while our conversation is about expensive.
                      2. -4
                        27 December 2019 13: 35
                        Why is there a professional army?
                        We talked about tanks, T90 and Abrams, they are different in the light of different concepts of warfare, some professionals, second conscripts, and what you want I don’t understand
                        There, Xi Jinping recently called on his military to subject himself to severe self-restraint in order to maintain morale.

                      3. -5
                        27 December 2019 13: 50
                        The professional army, due to understandable limitations in numbers, is intended to fight partisans and banana republics, obviously they will not be enough for a serious war.
                        The American army has one big problem, the war with any army in a month, two, turns into a fight against partisans.

                      4. D16
                        +5
                        27 December 2019 17: 26
                        The American army has one big problem, the war with any army in a month, two, turns into a fight against partisans.

                        When was the last time they fought a serious adversary? Even half of Europe in World War II was jacked off, not conquered. However, as in the first.
                      5. +1
                        28 December 2019 04: 31
                        Quote: D16
                        When was the last time they fought a serious adversary?


                        When was the last time the Russian Federation fought with a serious adversary?
                      6. D16
                        0
                        28 December 2019 07: 24
                        So we do not pretend to be the "chief godfather" laughing In both world wars, Russia and the USSR did not sit out overseas, waiting for the opponents to fizzle out. Considering the administrative resource of the "partners", the state of the armed forces and the Russian economy at that time, the first Chechen one was very serious and could lead to the collapse of the Russian Federation. Fortunately, the correct conclusions were drawn and the army was put in relative order.
                      7. 0
                        28 December 2019 12: 03
                        Quote: D16
                        Fortunately, the right conclusions were made and the army brought into relative order.

                        and then the "tabcretkin" came and ruined everything ... laughing
                      8. D16
                        0
                        28 December 2019 12: 07
                        and then the "tabcretkin" came and ruined everything ... laughing

                        The question is very controversial. And there is not the slightest desire to arrange discussions on this topic.
                      9. +1
                        27 December 2019 17: 48
                        Quote: MoJloT
                        The US Army has one big problem, war with any army in a month, two, it turns into a fight against partisans

                        The survival of your notorious 500 "professional army" after the first exchange of blows after the start of a serious war with at least one of the armies of the world is a big question. So in some cases they will completely avoid the problem you voiced.
                      10. +2
                        27 December 2019 20: 20
                        Quote: MoJloT
                        The American army has one big problem, the war with any army in a month, two, turns into a fight against partisans.

                        )))) judging by the luli captured by the Americans, there are so many guerrillas in the world
                      11. 0
                        29 December 2019 11: 22
                        The American army has one big problem, the war with any army in a month, two, turns into a fight against partisans.


                        The US Army nearly died under the Ardennes and fled from Vietnam. All their successes are a victory when the advantage is obvious either over a smaller one (Grenada, Panama, Yugoslavia) or an outdated army (Iraq).
              2. 5-9
                +1
                27 December 2019 15: 16
                This is not entirely true, there are modern shells and card-based, and concrete-high-explosive, and with an explosion delay ..
                .

                All the same, it is a palliative of the usual OFS, in order to be like an OFS you need to have an explosive in a projectile as an OFS, and if you have so much of it, then there is a danger of detonation like in an OFS ...
              3. 0
                29 December 2019 11: 15
                This is not entirely true, there are modern shells and card-based, and concrete-high-explosive, and with an explosion delay ...


                Card shells are very cool, it was in 1812))).

                See the range of this projectile projectile - 600 meters !!!

                And the concrete-high explosive M908 is the same multi-purpose (in fact more cumulative) M830A1 they are beaten by both the infantry and the sides of the tanks. The only difference is that the fuse was replaced with a concrete-breaking tip.

                They have M830A1 / M908 -


                We have 125 OFS (firing range 4000 meters -



                I tell you the same thing, roughly speaking, we adhere to the concept of the end of World War I only with more modern weapons. The opposing army is a professional, the difference is monstrous.


                This is nonsense. Compare how conscripts in Israel and "professionals" from the United States fight in any war.

                Professionalism and valor does not depend on what kind of salary a soldier has, but depends on who trains him and how.

                A professional military is not a consumable, but a valuable worker, and the workplace must meet modern requirements.


                A tank is not a workplace, but a combat vehicle, spending resources and time on comfort will result in a greater cost of tanks and a smaller number of them in the troops.

                I can do without unnecessary comfort, but at the same time I will have a sufficient number of tanks than go along the path of Britain, France and Germany. which, with their budgets, can afford 300-400 tanks per army, which will be knocked out in the very first days of the war, and then they simply don’t have enough time to make up for the losses.
            2. 5-9
              +1
              27 December 2019 15: 14
              Where does the T-90 come from Iraq ???
              They have only ancient miserable export, or generally Polish T-72s ... the trick is that in battle they showed efficiency as purchased from the United States M1A1 (also not new as the Saudis, but also capitalized in theory much better than the Iraqi versions of T- 72) ... but all the M1s broke in Iraqi arms, and the T-72 flee and fight.
              1. -10
                27 December 2019 15: 20
                Where does the T-90 come from Iraq ???
                T 90 is essentially T 72
                but all the M1s broke in Iraqi pens
                That's right, they are for professionals, the whole army should be professional, not mercenary, but professional completely.
                and the T-72 run and fight.
                I say the same thing, if there is no money, if the army has semi-literate people, but there are many of them, the choice is obvious.
                1. D16
                  +4
                  27 December 2019 17: 14
                  T 90 is essentially T 72

                  It can also be stated that V-93S2F is essentially B2. Yes, only between them is a multiple difference in power and multiple in resource.
                  That's right, they are for professionals, the whole army should be professional, not mercenary, but professional completely.

                  A mercenary hired to serve in the army lives there for some time, receiving a salary. Service is his profession, that is, he is a professional. Non-professional is conscript. During the service, he takes possession of the profession and goes into the reserve. After that, when concluding a contract, he becomes a professional and receives a corresponding salary. That is, they have a man who came from a citizen and graduated from school this is an awesome professional, but with us, a man who has completed school and served half a year or a year in the army, this sucks? You rave lol .
                  I say the same thing, if there is no money, if the army has semi-literate people, but there are many of them, the choice is obvious.

                  Their people in the rank and file of the army are no different from ours. With rare exceptions, these are the same people who have not found their application in civilian life.
                  1. -10
                    27 December 2019 17: 27
                    I foresaw your appearance and those like you, so I made a difference between the structure of a professional army
                    the whole army should be professional, not mercenary, namely, professional, completely.
                    and a person who serves / works / is hired in the "conscript" army. The details are good, but the big picture is the main thing.
                    You rave lol.
                    negative
                    Their people in the rank and file of the army are no different from ours.
                    This is not true, the sergeant is very different.
                    1. D16
                      +2
                      27 December 2019 17: 39
                      What a fancy you are. laughing A person is called up to the "draft" army so that he graduates from an army vocational school and consolidates his skills during further military service. Then he is free to sign a contract and become a professional. If he doesn’t want to, it’s like a tablecloth. Let him work in civilian life. But this is a potential professional who, in the event of war, can be taken into the active army. He also periodically undergoes retraining so as not to lose skills. And so almost the entire male population, with the exception of one-legged and otmazyvshis laughing . Here is the picture as a whole.
                      1. -6
                        27 December 2019 17: 45
                        That's right, but again about the details, well, let's talk about what you insist on. In the draft army they take everyone (especially ours) there is no selection because it’s free and the personal qualities of a fighter are not important, the main quantity.
                        But this is a potential professional, who in case of war can be taken into the army.
                        A person who has been "raked for a year" may not even be seen by more than one professional soldier for service, everything is mixed up, and his level is appropriate, but this is not the essence, the main quantity.
                        which in case of war can be taken into the army.
                        As in the First World War, general mobilization, and we are preparing a mobilization reserve now starting in high school and this is true.
                      2. D16
                        0
                        27 December 2019 17: 53
                        A person who has been "raked in for a year" may not even be seen by more than one professional soldier in a year of service, his level is appropriate, but this is not the essence, the main number.

                        Do not tell me about some abstract person. Maybe there are, but these are units from the vast majority. They do not do weather. I served three years of military service. Believe me, I knew and knew more than some midshipmen and officers. But in the early nineties, the country was changing, and it was more interesting for me at home.
                      3. D16
                        0
                        27 December 2019 18: 03
                        In the draft army they take everyone (especially ours) there is no selection because it’s free and the personal qualities of a fighter are not important, the main quantity.

                        It’s easier to find those capable people who will really be of use in the future. The larger the net, the more fish. Only at the time of the call, these people themselves do not yet know what they are capable of and what will determine their career in the future.
                      4. D16
                        0
                        27 December 2019 18: 20
                        As in the first world.

                        Choi like the first? Today there are many military professions, which in World War I did not exist at all.
                    2. D16
                      0
                      27 December 2019 18: 12
                      This is not true, the sergeant is very different.

                      It used to be different, since sergeants and foremen were mostly conscripts. The picture has changed. Now there are the same great-aged fucked-up professional sergeants from foreman lol . Well, for the most part laughing . And so in any army, where they serve those who did not find a place in the civilian world. The exception is Chinese so far, but this is not forever.
              2. D16
                +1
                27 December 2019 16: 47
                Where does the T-90 come from Iraq ???

                Iraq has them. Currently 36pcs. https://www.rbc.ru/rbcfreenews/5dd29b469a794783e56283ab
            3. 0
              28 December 2019 08: 47
              Cumulatives can be used as land mines. As for the knock-out panels, there was a vidos with their operation, after which at least one crew member squirts from the tank without problems, although a multi-meter torch arises above the combat station in the tower niche after hitting. The shells are unitary, and after ignition of the charges they should be scattered, but apparently, without cocked fuses and a barrel bore making the gas flow directed, it is more difficult to cause the detonation of cumulatives than it seems. The tank, in theory, should completely burn out.
            4. 0
              28 December 2019 20: 53
              It’s not good to cheat like that, they don’t have a landmine, but there is a multi-purpose m830, there is shrapnel with ready-to-use striking elements, we have such a projectile, “Sprinter,” they are trying to repeat about 10 years ago and now it’s there
          2. D16
            +2
            27 December 2019 16: 36
            One tank is tailored for a professional army, the second for "women give birth."

            German-Turkish, etc. women will have to give birth to loaders as well. lol
  3. +3
    27 December 2019 05: 30
    "Extremely effective" tank.
    This time Soha was not mistaken!
  4. +2
    27 December 2019 05: 33
    The T-90 is certainly a thing, but it is unfortunate that it hits Soviet-designed tanks. ((
    1. -2
      27 December 2019 20: 35
      And he won’t penetrate foreign ones in the forehead since he has a BPS Mango M with armor penetration of 550 mm of armor.
      1. +1
        28 December 2019 04: 06
        "OBPS" Lead "(index of the projectile 3BM-46; index of the projectile with a propellant charge 3BM-48) (p / in 1986)
        Modern OBPS with a monolithic uranium core of high elongation and subcaliber stabilizers, using a new composite WU with two contact zones. The projectile has a length close to the maximum permissible for standard Soviet automatic loaders. The most powerful Soviet 125-mm OBPS, exceeding or corresponding in power to the OBPS adopted by NATO countries until relatively recently.

        A projectile of increased power with a high elongation tungsten core and sub-caliber stabilizers, using a four-section composite VU with two contact zones. In the literature of Rosoboronexport, this projectile is referred to simply as "a projectile of increased power."
        The developers of this ammunition for the first time created a large elongation shell with a new reference scheme.
        The new BPS is designed for firing from a D-81 tank gun at modern tanks equipped with sophisticated composite armor and dynamic protection.

        Projectile 3VBM-44M
        Compared to BOPS 3BM42, due to an elongated body made of tungsten alloy and a charge made of higher-energy propellants, a 20% increase in armor penetration is provided. "

        http://btvt.narod.ru/4/bps.htm
        This tank is not the only mango that is full. At the same time, we do not consider the holes in the frontal armor of the Abrasha, that of Leo, and the cumulative and missiles in the T-90.
  5. -2
    27 December 2019 05: 37
    It's a shame that our tanks are fighting with ours. It is clear that weapons and all that, but damn the outline of our own tank in the sight to catch? I would not mind at all if they still fought on camels. Arming a future adversary is not a good idea. This is about the supply of military equipment to the "Zanzibars with Kolokhars" of the USSR. For some reason, she ends up against our interests and is exposed. Paradox!!!
    1. +7
      27 December 2019 07: 08
      Quote: tracer
      It's a shame that our tanks are at war with ours.

      And this is despite the fact that Turkey supplies militants weapons, ammunition and armored vehicles - armored personnel carriers and infantry fighting vehicles equipped with ATGM.

      ATGM can be much more dangerous than a tank. Here the T-90 shows its capabilities to withstand NATO weapons.
      1. +6
        27 December 2019 08: 02
        ATGMs can be much more dangerous than a tank .... they can, but not more dangerous than a tank, portable, self-propelled ATGMs and MANPADS are weapons of asymmetric warfare, that is, with our capacious and meaningful word-guerrilla warfare, they can inflict great damage, but generally shooting at the back will achieve something it’s impossible, but if the enemy arrives in tanks, it’s serious and for a long time, by the way, the T-72B3 and T-90 ammunition includes the OF version of the Invar TUR, which is very destructive if you can shoot with impunity
        1. +7
          27 December 2019 09: 28
          Quote: Crimean partisan 1974
          ATGMs can be much more dangerous than a tank .... they can, but not more dangerous than a tank, portable, self-propelled ATGMs and MANPADS are weapons of asymmetric warfare, that is, with our capacious and meaningful word-guerrilla warfare, they can inflict great damage, but generally shooting at the back will achieve something it’s impossible, but if the enemy arrives in tanks, it’s serious and for a long time, by the way, the T-72B3 and T-90 ammunition includes the OF version of the Invar TUR, which is very destructive if you can shoot with impunity

          No way. In the Arab-Israeli war of 1973, the Egyptian infantry successfully repulsed a counterattack by Israeli tanks, inflicting tremendous damage on the attacking units. ATGM calculations are almost invisible, unlike enemy tanks.
          1. +2
            27 December 2019 10: 18
            In the Arab-Israeli war of 1973, the Egyptian infantry ..... even I doubt the story, as if it were tragic, has all the place to be. to recall how the operation led by Sharon ended, the 143rd Armored Division surrounded the 3rd Egyptian army by the end of the fighting and forced the Egyptians to ask for a truce. just imagine the division beat the army, with which Ariel used the captured PT-76 and BTR-50 for this operation, it must be clarified that the PT-76 was only lazy with us and especially abroad, and there’s
            1. +8
              27 December 2019 10: 31
              This was right after the Egyptians took the Bar Lev line. The Israelis counterattacked with bare (without infantry) tanks. Then - yes, they came to their senses and piled on. Again - if we evaluate the work of the Egyptians and Jews in general, then we must pay tribute to the Arabs - from the illiterate pile of yesterday's peasants and artisans, they made good fighters, in addition, a loss in any Arab-Israeli war, except for a blow to the ego and possible the loss of excess territories means nothing. Absolutely. The Jews have a different trick - in case of a military defeat they will simply be cut out, everyone will serve in the army, (the natives of the country list where grandmothers and mothers served laughing ), with literacy, including technical, everything is ok too, so the general outcome of the war on both fronts (was also Syrian) is not surprising.
              1. +3
                27 December 2019 11: 04
                then here we must pay tribute to the Arabs - from an illiterate heap .... don’t talk bullshit if the saddat had not replaced the nasser. (substituting their buns for the striped ones instead of the USSR) then ebip may have learned something else, but also total defeat with the capture of Sinai by the Jews, here you have the ATGM and the warped trophy PT-76
                1. +6
                  27 December 2019 11: 33
                  Sinai was taken in the 67th, you are talking about the events of the 73rd. Nasser was charismatic, but as a military man he was not. He managed to miscalculate two wars - the Six Day War, which he himself initiated and the War of Depletion - which he himself began
                  Concerning the forcing of the Channel, if the Arabs realized in time that the furnace was about to destroy their air defense, they would have thrown all their forces to eliminate the crossing. And so - they just croaked the company. Under Nasser, however, they would have done it even faster - according to tradition lol
                  1. +2
                    27 December 2019 11: 38
                    they just bored the company. Under Nasser, however, they would have done it even faster ..... it’s possible to guess on coffee grounds, nevertheless they could have thrown military assistance from the Soviet shoulder from the USSR, well, a couple more divisions, and everything would have been so disgusting in ebibte. but the saddat buried everything
                    1. +5
                      27 December 2019 11: 48
                      So Sadat was thrown, starting on the third day of the war (just most of Syria was walking, but still), and a couple of divisions in the desert would not go beyond the air defense umbrella
                      In short, Sadat competently took the Bar Lev line, then competently negotiated a truce, then peacefully returned Sinai to Egypt. Nasser lost three wars - 56 years, Six Day and 69-70. By the way, the Israeli offensive of the USSR was stopped in 1973.
                      1. +4
                        27 December 2019 12: 04
                        Nasser lost three wars ... oh well, let's get back to our rams, yet tanks are still a kind of fist on the table than the calculations of portable ATGMs and MANPADS, no matter how they were burned or thrown, Western trends towards tanks cooled, preferring not to make new ones and the role should be transferred to the chassis of civilian vehicles or to the kraynyak on an armored personnel carrier, infantry fighting vehicle. personally, as for me, this is erroneous, although this is not so important for Western frauminobra, the main thing that LGBT people have taken root in the armies is that it makes me happy
                      2. +3
                        27 December 2019 12: 07
                        The problem here is common - tanks are now easily destroyed by infantry from ATGMs. KAZ - maybe a solution - I don’t know. With the massive use of all sorts of cornets / spikes / javelins, one unit is unlikely to help
                      3. +5
                        27 December 2019 12: 14
                        tanks are now easily destroyed by infantry with ATGM ..... not everywhere and not always, for example, tank groups of the DNI used the potential of the slop T-64 to the full. unanswered by the Ukrainian military, the fact is that the ammunition consisted mainly of HE rounds (23 kg), there were cases of high-altitude forces and Natsik up to 10 km from occupied high-altitude buildings, an excellent example of a highly protected mobile platform than various self-propelled guns and mortars based on armored personnel carriers or BMP. I'm not talking about cardboard MLRS and semi-stationary howitzers
                      4. +4
                        27 December 2019 12: 25
                        I agree, as a moving firearms - beauty. But as a shock fist for a breakthrough, I don’t know. I think no rather than yes
                      5. +5
                        27 December 2019 12: 35
                        But as a shock fist for a breakthrough, I don’t know ... in Grozny the T-72 showed unprecedented survivability miracles, snatching 10 -15 hits of anti-tank weapons and staying in service, and the ceiling was 24 hits. what did he get out of the environment after the escape of the last on his turn and after repair remained in service, so here the grandmother said two
                      6. +6
                        27 December 2019 12: 36
                        The question is, what did they shoot in Grozny. If with cornets - I agree.
                      7. +2
                        27 December 2019 12: 44
                        The question is, what was being fired at in Grozny. If you are with cornet, I agree ....... if you believe what was in stock at the time in Chechnya. then there were probably no cornet, but the full range of shots to RPG-7 and ATGM Fagot, given the fact that from RPG-7 the lion's share of burned Abrov and the destruction of Abrov in Fagotov in Yemen from the first shot. T-72 looks like a very, very mean breakthrough tank
                      8. +4
                        27 December 2019 13: 09
                        Honestly, I don’t know what happened in Yemen, but the RPG-7 in Bethlehem pulled into the area of ​​the undercarriage of the old M-60. It was in the early 2000s. The M-60 both rode and continued. This is what I know.
                      9. +4
                        27 December 2019 14: 12
                        RPG-7 in Bethlehem pulnul in the area of ​​the chassis of the old man M-60. It was in the early 2000s. M-60 as he rode, and continued ...... in the course of a training shot he grumbled. near Saur Mogila the shot of the TG-7VL (the most common) the armored vehicles had no chance of survival, there is another beast shot to the seven of the PG-7VR (tandem), well, now you can shoot at the top of the seven of the TBG, you can’t even hit the target it’s necessary, 100 meters to the goal is enough to demolish all the optics from armored vehicles and so on, and already there to modify the ancient PTRD and PTRS 14.5 mm, with the T-64 it rolled. but the CT-72 must be restrained
                      10. +6
                        27 December 2019 17: 06
                        The merkavas in Lebanon were mostly burned from the Cornets; in Gaza, with the presence of KAZ, all the rules - nothing came of it. The question is, what if, immediately, 4-5 of these will be fired by tandem charges. Or at short intervals.
                      11. +5
                        27 December 2019 19: 44
                        The question is, what if, immediately, 4-5 of these will be fired by tandem charges. ..... Well, here the competence of the unit commander influences strongly, an ATGM attack that would create a metal-gas dust structure so that neither KAZ nor AZ could react, letting in a obviously stationary ATGM object or wait until combat protection crowded around the armored vehicles, then AZ and KAZ will be disabled and opa ......
                      12. +4
                        27 December 2019 19: 53
                        The question is a large tank attack and camouflaged infantry with ATGMs. The question is whether it is advisable to attack with a large number of tanks. Hence the question - do you need a large number of tanks
                      13. +5
                        27 December 2019 20: 14
                        The question is a large tank attack ...... and this is at the discretion of the command. if not needed then God be with him. and if it was necessary to get bored in the Ilovaysky cauldron and near Debaltseve, then it was so, another thing banderlog threw armored vehicles to the bummer. in the fissure. an incomplete platoon, this is about 2 T-64 tanks according to ukomerke, but in the USSR the T-64 was considered as a breakthrough tank in the division. this is about 300 tanks in a tank shaft. noooooo. have but
                      14. +3
                        27 December 2019 20: 56
                        There are probably a lot of mess in the APU
                      15. +2
                        28 December 2019 10: 49
                        There are probably a lot of mess in the Armed Forces of Ukraine ...... yes, without, probably, this is the most instructive military mess
                      16. -1
                        28 December 2019 21: 11
                        Ahahaha well, how many Abrams were destroyed from the bassoons and RPG7? Google Iraq 23 pieces Yemen 12 pieces of which less than half were destroyed from RPGs. For comparison, in Ukraine alone there are more than 64 T220 units, of which more than half have thrown a tower and torn to pieces, Syria having no analogs has a T72 turret, more than 300 tanks have torn into the trash, a serious pancake breakthrough tank
                        Even at the Bauman University they offered a normal modernization of our tanks, but after all, we are more expensive !!! how can tanks be done like in the West? ((
                      17. 0
                        27 December 2019 20: 38
                        Now there are kamikaze drones - they can also fight with enemy armored vehicles.
    2. +4
      27 December 2019 07: 47
      "Zanzibars with Kolohars" of the USSR military equipment ....... well, not everything is so deplorable, it can even be honorable, for example, a Kalash is depicted on the state lag of Mozambique, and even with a bayonet knife, the coat of arms of the same Zhezimbabwe also with a Kalash, also Burkina Faso and western Timor, along the way, this is not limited, at the moment there are many quasi-states. you look somewhere and the T-90 will be marked on the flag
  6. +4
    27 December 2019 06: 04
    The equipment is tested in real battles. It is a pity that in such, and against the old Soviet, but combat experience is combat experience ... There is no substitute for it ...
  7. +1
    27 December 2019 06: 37
    As the Vietnamese portal Soha points out (not to be confused with a Chinese resource with a similar name), it is obvious that the Vietnamese military was not mistaken in purchasing the T-90, making the right choice in favor of an “extremely efficient” tank.

    We make good armor. A clear warning to all zealous!
  8. +3
    27 December 2019 07: 04
    However, the barmalei have a lot of tanks
    1. +5
      27 December 2019 07: 11
      Livonetc (Gennady) Today, 07:04 AM NEW
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      However, the barmalei have a lot of tanks

      Like those who supply them with these tanks.
      1. +4
        27 December 2019 07: 20
        I did not notice the information about the supplies of tanks to them.
        He believed that it was previously "squeezed" from the CAA and from previously captured storage bases.
      2. +6
        27 December 2019 08: 15
        Like those who supply them with these tanks .... it’s not at all obligatory to supply, it’s enough to let them take it. The IS arrived in Syria from Iraq, which is now ownerless and boundless (if you can still call it under-state) and there’s a dime a dozen him (good) not just that you don’t even have to pay money with barter, backwaters and go for a drive, but there are conditions, you need to have a gang with a couple dozen zinc to your PC so that others do not squeeze out the good
    2. -15
      27 December 2019 08: 20
      They don’t have 30 T-55s, but no T-62s at all. Vietnamese magazines threw a blank diso about this fight. Or get stoned by something.
      1. +6
        27 December 2019 08: 46
        what nonsense !!! in the Syrian army more than 300 of these tanks
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          1. +6
            27 December 2019 09: 48
            Now you are a Ukrainian going to the ban, the road is there for you
            1. +5
              27 December 2019 10: 43
              Now you are a Ukrainian going to the ban ... Do not be so upset. it already survives in a bathhouse for life, like a cockroach. it’s easier to ask him the question of what are the losses of tanks in the university or even his atoms, obviously they don’t know the information, but they know in the DPR and LPR
              1. +3
                27 December 2019 11: 27
                due to inadequacy, I'm not upset)))
          2. +4
            27 December 2019 10: 34
            Journalists write that the militants lost 35 T-55 and T-62 ... read it, you read where the IS in Syria came from and what it came on, in Iraq there were more than 4000 tanks left after the second Iraqi, of which "tanks for every occasion" that is, simple and a lot of ammunition, made up the T-55 and T-62, there were problems with the T-72 mod A. the tank needed a qualified crew
            1. +3
              27 December 2019 11: 26
              how much more was taken from Assad !!! then the tank is not always completely destroyed, after the battle you can restore
              1. +2
                27 December 2019 11: 33
                then the tank is not always completely destroyed, ........ in partisan conditions it is practically impossible to restore the tank, starting from engines, transmissions and chassis to aiming equipment. this is not counting the fact that the gun was not damaged in any way or had not been bent after being withdrawn from combat readiness. that is, adjustment is not possible, so no, the tanks and all other armored vehicles are chasing from Iraq, there are a lot of them
                1. +3
                  27 December 2019 12: 16
                  whole underground plants are at the bottom)))) cartridges, shells, mines, weapons, they make everything themselves
                  1. +3
                    27 December 2019 12: 50
                    whole underground plants are at the bottom ........ there are no factories there, for that is, a bottomless storehouse of military depots. Saddam left a lot of things. and he’s chuckling from heaven now
                    1. +2
                      27 December 2019 15: 21
                      factories in syria, in youtube full of videos how to make shells, artillery, restore tanks
                      1. 0
                        27 December 2019 15: 31
                        I’m insisting, telling me not to fumble on YouTube, I have pretty serious sources of information abruptly than any YouTube, you know whether I even made houses and cards in the distant 80s, business, postcard. threads. a box of matches and the main ingredient is a mixture. minium + silver, manganese (potassium permanganate) + silver, less often but an effective mixture of magnesium with silver, though magnesium still needs to be put into a powder state, but the tanks .......... how did you assemble the bent gun repair ????? replace with a donor? . just don’t tell about tank restoration
  9. +4
    27 December 2019 07: 10
    Do not jellied, the tank does not have citizenship, only the owner has it. This alien t-90 is beating alien t-55. Our country built them and earned them. And if they fight in French and in German tanks, then we will have to change clothes.
    1. +2
      27 December 2019 16: 13
      The sword that the blacksmith forged is beautiful
      And it’s not his fault that evil took possession of the sword!
  10. +5
    27 December 2019 07: 31
    Quote: tracer
    It's a shame that our tanks are at war with ours.

    They are not fighting tanks, but people from crews. And the more tanks they burn from each other, the UVZ is more profitable - they will buy more new ones.
  11. -5
    27 December 2019 08: 06
    Quote: Air Force
    I saw the video where the praised abrams and leopards are on fire, I saw how in T90 from TOW they were fucking and normal.

    it's not about the name of the tank, but about the protection. not ? if the latest Afghani complexes were installed on our tanks, the picture would be even funnier. but ... do not believe it ... EXPENSIVE. more expensive than the life of the crew and equipment!
  12. -10
    27 December 2019 08: 17
    Some nonsense. Information on tank battles on December 19-22 did not skip over one Internet channel. There were attacks of fighters, but they use tanks only in defense. And even in total they do not have so many tanks, especially T-62. And the Syrian army does not have 10 T-90s.
    1. +4
      27 December 2019 09: 22
      There were attacks of fighters, but they use tanks only in defense. And even in total they do not have so many tanks, especially T-62. And the Syrian army does not have 10 T-90s.
      At the "peak of power", the Ishilovites had only one Abrams M1A1 tanks of about 140 units, the T-55 (these were captured from the Syrian military bases) had about 170 units, etc. There is even one T-90, which was captured from the Syrian army this spring.
      1. +1
        27 December 2019 14: 11
        There are no and never were ISIS in Idlib. There are fighting their competitors (and deadly
        enemies) Nusra (formerly Al Qaeda) and other Islamists resettled from Homs and Damascus.
        Plus Turkoman and the Free Syrian Army.
    2. +2
      27 December 2019 14: 08
      “And even in total they do not have as many tanks, especially the T-62.
      And the Syrian army does not have 10 T-90 "////
      -----
      The Syrian army has about a dozen. It was 12-15. Were beaten off by militants
      and then destroyed by the Syrian army, were damaged by ATGM militants.
      Just 10 should stay.
      The militants in Idlib have dozens of tanks. And even among them are several Leopards,
      transferred by Turkey.
      But there is no data on tank-against-tank battles. Videos and pictures of tanks haven’t appeared yet,
      affected by obps.
      1. 0
        27 December 2019 15: 12
        There were 15 T-90s in the Syrian army. They were initially delivered no more than 10 and then reported a loss of at least 3 units. In fact, over 4 years, combat and non-combat losses should be large and combat-ready T-90 there remains a maximum of 3-4 units.
  13. +2
    27 December 2019 08: 57
    Again, the savory Vietnamese experts argue ....
  14. -15
    27 December 2019 08: 59
    In addition to conventional forces, 10 T-90S units were used, which operated under the cover of Mi-35 attack helicopters. They managed to destroy 30 rebel tanks, mainly T-55 and T-62.

    Do not be shy. Not 30, but 300, and mostly Abrams and Merkava.
    1. +4
      27 December 2019 10: 01
      Yeah, and not the same, but the planes didn’t knock down but were repelled, and not in Syria, but in Oklahoma .... Guten Morgen, professor, has already woken up?
    2. +3
      27 December 2019 10: 25
      Not 30, but 300, and mostly Abrams and Merkava.
      This is in the next part of the Marleson ballet. You can collect the crew while in a pension fund.
    3. +1
      27 December 2019 15: 25
      and 300 and mostly Abrams and Merkava.

      To exaggerate their successes on the battlefield is the prerogative of the main Western countries. Do not ascribe to us other people's sins.
  15. +3
    27 December 2019 11: 14
    The T-90 would still be for Syriacs with KAZ and a ram sight with a 12,7 machine gun - there would generally be fire.

    Whatever the tigers would be given a pair of T-90M with KAZ for testing, it certainly would not be worse than the previous versions of the T-90, and so the KAZ would be checked in a combat situation.

    The best advertisement would be, these tanks with KAZ and KAZ separately then scattered like hot cakes and would go more actively into our army.

    If there was money, I would have paid it to them from my pocket with delivery.

    Well, obviously, why doesn’t itch in this direction ?!

    And then I thought about why tank masks and underwear are not made for tankers ?! Like for racing drivers. Even in the fleet of some countries (Britain, Venezuela), sailors in special balaclavas protect themselves from fire for some time, but the tankers have nothing of the kind.

    How hard simple and effective solutions come to life.
    1. +2
      27 December 2019 16: 22
      Quote: Ratmir_Ryazan
      And then I thought about why tank masks and underwear are not made for tankers ?!

      Do CEP.
  16. 0
    27 December 2019 12: 16
    What kind of tank battle? I did not hear or read anything anywhere.
    1. -1
      27 December 2019 15: 16
      So it is clear that the Syrian state channel broadcast propaganda to citizens in the ears. The Vietnamese picked up because bought a bunch of T-90 and now we need to justify the purchase. And the Military Review sucked up this fake, without even checking through independent channels. It is characteristic that besides VO, no one bought on such a clumsy fake.
  17. 0
    27 December 2019 13: 17
    And why should I turn on the IR projectors on the tank?
  18. 0
    27 December 2019 13: 22
    Yes, everyone knows that the Vietnamese are the largest tank specialists in the world. Therefore, their opinion is especially valuable.
  19. 0
    27 December 2019 14: 02
    It would be interesting to see any videos of how the T-90 of the Syrian army hits T-62 or T-55 militants.
    1. +1
      27 December 2019 14: 57
      Quote: voyaka uh
      It would be interesting to see any videos of how the T-90 of the Syrian army hits T-62 or T-55 militants.

      ===
      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YMPykgYyjFw пока вот их на прочность проверяют
  20. +3
    27 December 2019 14: 48
    What is their terminology there? What "rebels" ?! I'll see what they call them when this filth crawls to them in Vietnam ...
  21. 0
    27 December 2019 20: 52
    Nothing ... Was that true?
  22. +3
    27 December 2019 23: 23
    Yes well done Vietnamese! They write well about our technology, right!
    Recently I wrote on the blackboard in the classroom "C75 Dvina" and asked two young Vietnamese cadets to answer the question what it is and why I asked them. We thought for 2 minutes. They said that the Vietnamese people will always remember the help of Russian friends and senior comrades. laughing