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Kunal, in Your latest post, the second photograph shows burning T-54/55 (or rather Chinese ZTZ-59/69) not T-72 tank. Take a closer look to the hull rear, side skirts and wheels. Last photo shows not a BMP but MT-LB.

It's simple. T-72B (Object 184) can be seen with or without 4S20 Kontakt-1 ERA, there is also T-72B1 (Object 184-1) variant, as T-72B can have or not Kontakt-1, and use simplified FCS without 9K120 Svir system for 9M119 Refleks GLATGM's. T-72B tanks manufactured somewhere between 1988 to 1989...

It is not T-72BM (also known as T-72B2) nor T-72BU (also known as T-90) but T-72B Model 1989 or Model 1990.

Page 2 Here actually the vehicle that we seen in the grass below the road is not Merkava tank but A41 Centurion tanks based, HAPC Puma. IRCC this one was reported as destroyed, it is clearly burned.

Some correction need to be done. Page 1 This tank was disabled not destroyed, there is a clear distinguish of destroyed and non destroyed vehicle. Destroyed is something completely lost, unrepairable. This one is preatty much in good shape, after some fire that was extuinghuished. As above...