Ukrainian Armed Forces militants published footage of a T-72 tank destroyed by Lancet

Footage has been published online showing the results of a strike by the Russian Lancet loitering munition on a Ukrainian tank T-72. As a result of defeat drone The Ukrainian combat vehicle was completely burned out.

According to one of the militants of the Kyiv regime, as a result of a precise hit by the Lancet, an explosion of ammunition occurred, which eventually scattered throughout the surrounding area. The crew of the Ukrainian tank was relatively lucky this time - they all survived, but received injuries of varying degrees of severity.

Earlier it was reported that the first batch of Scalpel kamikaze drones was delivered to the front line in the Avdeevsky direction. These drones, created on an initiative basis, are a simplified and much cheaper analogue of the Lancets, designed to replace their shortcomings, since the Lancets themselves are not fully sufficient everywhere.

The US authorities have included one of the creators of the Lancet loitering ammunition, Russian designer Alexander Zakharov, on the sanctions list. In addition, sanctions have been announced against family members of the Russian engineer.

New American sanctions, according to which a number of export restrictions are introduced, also affected the Russian company Aeroscan, which is part of the ZALA Aero organization, which produces, in particular, Lancet loitering ammunition, widely and successfully used by the Russian army during a special operation in Ukraine .

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[dmi.pris1]

Let's remember the experience of the Great Patriotic War. Maybe it's easier to produce, but more? The Soviet Union produced a much less extensive range of weapons than the Nazis, and the allies too. But in a more massive circulation

[Rumata]

Quote from: dmi.pris1

The Soviet Union produced a much less extensive range of weapons

This is one of the canons of military engineering.
With repairs and regulations, the “zoo” of equipment, both ground and aviation, is a disaster.

[Rumata]

Quote from: dmi.pris1

But in a more massive circulation

By the way, where did the UAV Cube go? For trench warfare on the VFU LS this is it.

[Orange Bigg]

Quote: Rumata

Quote from: dmi.pris1

But in a more massive circulation

By the way, where did the UAV Cube go? For trench warfare on the VFU LS this is it.

The Cube UAV is used by the military, but now, at the request of the Russian Ministry of Defense, it is being modernized in order to increase the warhead and the radius of destruction.

[Nesvoy]

The photo in the title page is clickbait. Nothing to do with the real thing.

[petrol cutter]

We can remember the Union as much as we want, but everyone always forgets about one point.
Thirty years have passed since capitalism and private ownership of everything.
Under the Union there was a reverse system. And State property.
All factories, shipyards, ships, oil platforms and derricks are State owned.
There were ...
What does the private owner say?
But I’m not interested in making armored vehicles/tanks/ships for you.
And what are you going to do?
I'm interested in selling everything and going to Los Angeles. It's warm there.

[Anatole Klim]

Quote: Petrol cutter

What does the private owner say?
But I’m not interested in making armored vehicles/tanks/ships for you.
And what are you going to do?

I'll tell you a secret, but to no one , at every plant or enterprise that is capable of producing defense products, there is a mob task, according to which, with a special order, the plant is obliged, regardless of its form of ownership, to immediately begin producing military products. Military orders pay very well, and everyone benefits from receiving a defense order. in my city, from the beginning of the SVO, a plant began to work in two shifts, the salary increased, something like this

[75 Sergey]

Well, you have memory, but also sclerosis - all that was screwed up a long time ago!

[Anatole Klim]

Quote: 75Sergey

Well, you have memory, but also sclerosis - all that was screwed up a long time ago!

My memory is fine, sclerosis will have to wait. This is all screwed up for you a long time ago, literally in the summer you were at a factory where there is a mob task, an agreement was concluded with the Ministry of Defense for the supply of military products, the bourgeois owners happily rubbed their sweaty hands, counting the profits, the hard workers received an increase in their salaries, a recruitment of specialists took place. Just because it’s so bad for you doesn’t mean it’s so bad for others.

[seamen2]

*Let's remember the experience of the Great Patriotic War. Maybe it's easier to produce, but more?*
This experience will not work now. the adversary does not sleep, he is perverted in all sorts of ways.
p/s/ on the topic - it’s a pity for the work of Soviet tank builders. They couldn’t know into whose hands their seventy-two would fall..

[petrol cutter]

During the Second World War, all production was state-owned. That is, you received an order number such and such at the plant. Transfer production to the production of the following products with number 003325. Technical documentation is attached.
The deadline is 01.25. 24
Report on execution.

[Kuroneko]

About a less extensive range - not everything is so simple.
The Germans (and here we must give them credit) were very creative and good at converting and refining the equipment that they received from conquered European countries, from satellites/allies, and even captured equipment.
The very successful Marder tank tanks were made on several types of chassis (even from French light tanks), and the Soviet F-22 cannon was often installed there (only the barrel was drilled out). The Wehrmacht captured a lot of them from us at the beginning of the war.
So the Germans had a fairly large zoo, but in fact everything that could be useful was used and fought successfully. Of course, we also dabbled in conversion, just remember the SU-76I, based on the Pz. III, but on a much smaller scale.

[Corvair]

And we have not yet attempted to implement any strange designs, that is, create a woodwaffe. The BM-13 turned out to be "the wunderwaffe it should have been."

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote from: dmi.pris1

Let's remember the experience of the Great Patriotic War. Maybe it's easier to produce, but more? The Soviet Union produced a much less extensive range of weapons than the Nazis, and the allies too. But in a more massive circulation

And, therefore, they also lost, alas, more people. What is our most precious thing?

[Enceladus]

The crew of the Ukrainian tank was relatively lucky this time - they all survived, but received injuries of varying degrees of severity.

Ummm what?

there was an explosion of ammunition, which eventually scattered throughout the surrounding area

Is it a holiday for the aftors today?
In the battle, the horse... 80... was knocked out... 3-4 rays flew in when they crawled away... 3 remained in the mechanical... the commander and the gunner made it in time... the mech did not survive... my friend.. I know what a horse looks like after the cartridges have ignited.

[4ekist]

As a result of being hit by a drone, the Ukrainian combat vehicle was completely burned out.

Xoxles will be evacuated and repaired, they can. It's a pity that the Nazis survived.

[Rumata]

Quote from Enceladus

I know what a horse looks like after the cartridges have ignited.

Sometimes the BC does not explode immediately and the crew has time to leave the vehicle.

[GGV]

The article does not say anywhere that the detonation of the ammunition occurred immediately. What is not clear here is that as a result of the hit, a fire occurred, then detonation, of course, if they had written like that, it would have been clearer.

[6erJIblu]

The title is of course... straight 10 out of 10. From the beginning it seemed to me that the tank was knocked out by Lancet.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: 6erJIblu

The title is of course... straight 10 out of 10.

The author still cannot surpass the classic, our Anton Pavlovich.

Approaching this station and looking at nature out the window, my hat flew off.

But it’s clear that the man tried.

[Zheleznyak]

The Ukrainian language should be banned throughout our country... forever... this is rust - corroding the soul of the people - this is the opinion of my comrade from the New Territories" ...

[Rumata]

Quote: Zheleznyak

The Ukrainian language should be banned throughout our country

You don't have to ban it. It will disappear automatically.

[4ekist]

Rumata
It will disappear automatically.

It won't disappear at all. In the southern regions, unfortunately, many people speak Surzhik in everyday life.

[dmi.pris1]

Yes, in Kuban few people talk about surzhikp. Some words are inserted... Yes, this is not surzhik anymore. It’s all slowly disappearing

[4ekist]

dmi.pris1 .... Yes, in the Kuban, few people goof off on surzhikp.

Here in Rostov they don’t say it either. But sometimes you can hear it in rural areas.

[GGV]

I myself live in the countryside of the Rostov region. I last heard “sho” in farmsteads about 30 years ago (for example: my grandmother was 23, she rarely skipped by, my mother is 41, I’ve never heard it at all), or maybe more, but I haven’t heard of Surzhik at all. I’m writing about the Cossack region, but it’s still found along the former border, but these are mostly Little Russians who moved from the depths of the former outskirts

[Rumata]

Quote: 4ekist

It won't disappear at all. In the southern regions, unfortunately, many people speak Surzhik in everyday life.

2...3 generations and it will disappear like Latin.

[KCA]

Yes, there is no Ukrainian language, there is a dialect, ask me to try to name the synchrophasotron in Ukrainian, it’s not quite a Russian word, it’s just native to me

[vovochkarzhevsky]

Yes, there is no Ukrainian language, there is a dialect, ask me to try to name the synchrophasotron in Ukrainian, it’s not quite a Russian word, it’s just native to me

So now we do not speak Russian, but only part of it, the Moscow dialect, which became widespread with the development of writing.

[KCA]

Well, speak purely Russian from the time of the Novgorod veche, will anyone understand you or you? The language is changing, but breaking the language of communication and calling it a true language is another thing; on the outskirts the language changed in the same way as in Great Rus' always, but a hundred years ago they turned somewhere

[vovochkarzhevsky]

Well, speak purely Russian from the time of the Novgorod veche, will anyone understand you or you? The language is changing, but breaking the language of communication and calling it a true language is another thing; on the outskirts the language changed in the same way as in Great Rus' always, but a hundred years ago they turned somewhere

Does it change anything? Language develops beyond our wishes. And in the Novgorod region, the local dialect is still preserved.

[Rumata]

Quote: vovochkarzhevsky

So now we don’t speak Russian

After all, it is 100% Russian and not at all “Ukrainian”
By the way, “noon” = south and is preserved in Polish.

This is the tale of the bygone years of the monk Fedosev of the Pechersk monastery, where the Russian land came from <...> and who first began to reign in it and where the Russian land began to eat from.

Let's begin this story.

After the flood, the third sons of Noah divided the earth: Shem, Ham, Afet. Yasya vostok Simovi: Persida, Vatr, even to Indikiya in longitude, and in latitude and to Nirokuria, as you say from east to even to noon, and Suria, and Media along the Euphrates River, and Babylon, Corduna, the Asurians, Mesopotamia, Arabia the Elder, Elumais, India, Arabia the Strong, Kulia, Komagina, Phenicia all.

Hamovi is the midday part: Egypt, Ethiopia, adjacent to Indom, the other Ethiopia, from which the Ethiopian Chermna River flows to the east, Thebe, Luvi, adjacent to Kurinium, Marmaria, Surite, Livi another, Numidia, Masuria, Mauritania , against the essence of Gadire. Those who exist in the east include Cilicia, Pamphylia, Pisidia, Mosia, Lucaonia, Frugia, Kamalia, Lycia, Caria, Ludia, another Masia, Troas, Solida, Bethunia, Old Frugia. And there are also islands: Sardania, Crete, Cuprus, and the river Giona, called the Nile.

[vovochkarzhevsky]

After all, it is 100% Russian and not at all “Ukrainian”
By the way, “noon” = south and is preserved in Polish.

Ukrainian, also known as Little Russian, is one of the components of the richest Russian language, which includes the Belarusian language and the aforementioned Novgorod dialect, etc.
Unfortunately, we now use the Moscow dialect, which is far from the best option, like everything Moscow.

[Maxim G]

This is the eastern branch of the Slavic languages.
Traditionally it was believed that it consists of three: Russian, Ukrainian, Belarusian.

Some experts (for example, Sergei Anatolyevich Salmin) highlight the fourth: Pskov.

"It is interesting that it is in the Pskov dialects that the features characteristic of the Proto-Slavic language have been preserved. It arose before all Slavic languages ​​were divided into three branches known to us: eastern (Russians, Ukrainians, Belarusians), western (Poles, Czechs) southern (Bulgarians, Serbs, Croats).

So those who settled on modern Pskov land were the fourth branch. Separated before dividing into the above three. "

[_RUSSIAN_BEAR_]

For the last 40 years, we ourselves have been actively destroying our Russian language. And Muscovy has nothing to do with it. Look how many foreign words we introduce into circulation, while having Russian names.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: KCA

Yes, there is no Ukrainian language, there is a dialect, ask me to try to name the synchrophasotron in Ukrainian, it’s not quite a Russian word, it’s just native to me

In fine art there is such a term - color stretching.

So the Ukrainian language is a “linguistic stretch” between the relatively homogeneous Polish and the relatively homogeneous Russian, invented by Austro-Hungarian intelligence. Also. as well as “the state of Ukraine” and “Ukrainian history”.
What kind of language is this if, five hundred to eight hundred kilometers away, people speaking “Ukrainian” do not understand each other?

In Soviet times, my parents and I went to the Dnepropetrovsk region to visit relatives. They speak Surzhik there. At school “Native language” and “Russian language” were taught, all signs were in two languages. I read Ukrainian newspapers and the magazine "Vozhik" (like our "Crocodile") in Ukrainian. It was worse with fiction. I tried to read the Strugatskys in Ukrainian, but it didn’t last long, so I gave up.
But that’s what amazed me there.
My brother and I went to the “stavok” (pond) to swim. I understood the local boys without any problems. One day, a guy like me, a newcomer, appeared, in whose conversation I only understood “yes” and “no.” I asked my brother. He explained that the boy came to his relatives from the west (“westerner”). When asked about the language (I thought their Dnepropetrovsk Surzhik was Ukrainian), my brother replied that he himself understood that “westerner” through words.

If in the Caucasus sometimes neighboring villages do not understand each other, so do the nationalities there - in each village and only in them they do the right thing, and each village has its own nationality. They say so themselves.
And these all considered themselves Ukrainians - both in Dnepropetrovsk and in Lvov. But in fact, in terms of language, some are almost Poles, others are almost Russian. Smooth transition.

That’s why I say that it’s not a language, but a linguistic stretching, a transition. The further west you go, the more Polish. The further east you go, the more Russian it is.

[KCA]

As a child, in the summer I constantly rested with my grandmother in the Tula region, a house for 4 families, one of them was visited by a daughter and son from Dnepropetrovsk, neither the mother, nor the grandmother, nor the son spoke “language”, they spoke pure Russian, they don’t even know didn't know what language it was

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: KCA

As a child, in the summer I constantly rested with my grandmother in the Tula region, a house for 4 families, one of them was visited by a daughter and son from Dnepropetrovsk, neither the mother, nor the grandmother, nor the son spoke “language”, they spoke pure Russian, they don’t even know didn't know what language it was

My relatives in Dnepropetrovsk lived in a remote village, and those people with whom you communicated, perhaps, from Dnepropetrovsk itself, were urban. It also leaves an imprint.
Mine didn’t speak exactly like us, but “without a dictionary” everything was clear - surzhik. If I saw an incomprehensible word in the newspaper (the language there, after all, is more “Ukrainian” than Surzhik), then I asked my brother. He didn’t use such words in conversation, but he knew.
In Soviet times, I was in Dnepropetrovsk, Kharkov, Zaporozhye, Kyiv - of course, there is a spread, even in one city. From what we speak to that. what my relatives spoke in the village. But I have never heard what Zelensky is speaking now. Although experts say that he himself does not know the language.

[KCA]

It’s clear that if the grandmother is from the Tula region, then the daughter speaks Russian, I didn’t see her husband, didn’t come, but I hung out with my grandson for more than one summer, so I don’t know if he was called up, he’s the same age, I’m 50, but in/ they can call at 90

[vovochkarzhevsky]

So the Ukrainian language is a “linguistic stretch” between the relatively homogeneous Polish and the relatively homogeneous Russian, invented by Austro-Hungarian intelligence. Also. as well as “the state of Ukraine” and “Ukrainian history”.

Where do you get such alternative talents from? You cannot invent a language and force people to speak it.

[vovochkarzhevsky]

The Ukrainian language should be banned throughout our country... forever... this is rust - corroding the soul of the people - this is the opinion of my comrade from the New Territories" ...

How does this differ from the ban on the Russian language? The same Nazism.

[Stanislav_Shishkin]

Quote: Zheleznyak

The Ukrainian language should be banned throughout our country

It’s as if you are acting according to the same manual with the Ukronatsiks, only the ethnonyms have been swapped and the responsibility has been shifted to the “comrade from the New Territories.”

[Zheleznyak]

listen dear.. you express your opinion, but don’t accuse me of lying..
Once again, “the Ukrainian language should be banned” - this is what my friend from the New Territories told me...
and you yourself must be a liar... since you talk about others like that... you are 100% a liar... you gave yourself away... or maybe even an enemy...

[Rumata]

Quite fresh. Well done.

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[Nesvoy]

Quote: vovochkarzhevsky

The Ukrainian language should be banned throughout our country... forever... this is rust - corroding the soul of the people - this is the opinion of my comrade from the New Territories" ...

How does this differ from the ban on the Russian language? The same Nazism.

And such a comrade even in the eyes of ****, well, you understand. THIS IS DIFFERENT!!!

[vovochkarzhevsky]

And such a comrade even in the eyes of ****, well, you understand. THIS IS DIFFERENT!!!

Yes, it’s clear that if they were born in Ukraine, they would have turned out to be the most stubborn Banderaites.

[svp67]

What is shown in the video does not indicate the destruction of the T-72AV. There was a hit on the side, as a result of which the external fuel tank on the fender was punctured, the leaking fuel caught fire, as a result of which the rubber tires of the rollers also caught fire and burned. The crew could have put it all out, but they obviously escaped. And the tank is quite subject to restoration in the brigade’s repair unit

[faterdom]

The US authorities have included one of the creators of the Lancet loitering ammunition, Russian designer Alexander Zakharov, on the sanctions list.

And he didn’t even want to go to America.
Now, I hope he wants to.
Although, each Lancet on Chimera is a nail in the coffin of the Hegemon.

[Hurshed]

And as he affectionately said - a lancet. Fears and respects.

[Andrey “andrewTSO” D]

It’s a great pity that “everyone is alive.” It was necessary to “fly away” together with BC and “completely burn out”

[Andrey “andrewTSO” D]

Natsiki, wait for Lancet+:
"Hurry to see the arrivals! Coming soon on all routes!"

[Andrey “andrewTSO” D]

Quote: Rumata

When repairing and regulating "zoo" equipment

I agree, you are right! Only here we... don’t have(!) a “zoo”! Everything is ours! And what is not ours is practically no different from ours

[Andrey “andrewTSO” D]

Quote: Petrol cutter

But I’m not interested in making armored vehicles/tanks/ships for you.

Please don't bring blizzards... You have confused Russia with some other country

[Andrey “andrewTSO” D]

Quote: 4ekist

speak Surzhik

This is never a Ukrainian language! All my aunts and uncles are “talking about it” and there’s nothing scary about it! And why “unfortunately”?

[Andrey “andrewTSO” D]

Quote: KCA

turned somewhere

They didn’t go anywhere - it’s an artificial language, like Esperanto. Only Esperanto was conceived to facilitate communication for the broad masses of the world community, and the so-called. "Ukrainian language" only in order to tear Little Russians away from the Russian Empire

[Andrey “andrewTSO” D]

Quote: vovochkarzhevsky

we now use the Moscow dialect

No need to generalize, ok?! Use whatever you want, it's your own business. I and my surroundings use Russian...

[Andrey “andrewTSO” D]

Quote: Zoldat_A

The further west you go, the more Polish. The further east, the more Russian

ABSOLUTELY IN THE HOLE! My idea was voiced inside and out! We have distant relatives (in a previous life I saw them only once, in childhood - the late 70s/early 80s, they came to visit), they lived in Chervonograd, right on the border with Poland. And because my father’s brothers/sisters lived their whole lives in the farmstead, it’s clear they were babbling (and now his two sisters are babbling), and I understand them perfectly. So, here are the relatives who came from western Ukraine:
1. They spoke (let’s call it a conversation, at a stretch) with such speed that it took one’s breath away! In my opinion, Kalash shoots slower!
2. Absolutely incomprehensible! Not that it’s almost incomprehensible, but it’s completely (!) incomprehensible! Not a single word!
Py. Sy. By the way, in all the songs and films of the Soviet era, I understood almost everything said in Ukrainian

[Andrey “andrewTSO” D]

Quote: vovochkarzhevsky

Where do you get such alternative talents from?

Find on any churchyard in the world an inscription in the “Ukrainian language” before 1910. If you get tired - tell me)))