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These visors are effective against drone strikes. Now many different types of UAVs can hit tanks (from a heavy attack drone to a small quadcopter that carries a cumulative bomb).

This is all theory, but you can see the fact in the photograph. These bombs are destroying Russian tanks "now". Your proposal takes a long time. The Russians still do not implement the "Arena" en masses (30 years have passed). This will be a new development.

In Donbass, drones armed with shaped-charge bombs converted from RKG-3 are actively used. This is not a tricky way to defend yourself.

Always. Since the 30s of the 20th century. This is not a uniform, but a jumpsuit that is worn over it.

Now Russian tanks are protected from overhead attack.:shock:

The economy grew, but the people are dead like flies. When tyranny eased, the economy began to decline. Ukraine and Russia ... Look at the rallies and you will understand the difference. Of course, the volume of purchases is no longer "Soviet volumes", but the tank plant is alive and well.

What is the joy of living at war? In Russia, a third of the population has no sewage system, but they churn out many fighters. The Soviet Union had a bunch of weapons, but no toilet paper. BM Oplot is outdated. It needs to be modernized by transferring from analog control to digital control.

Both tanks hit their target. But the battle is not an individual competition. The Chinese produce their tanks faster than the Ukrainians, so the choice is obvious.

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Not for a long time. The T - 62M was removed from service at the beginning of the 21st century. Before the war, the Ukrainian army had only one type of tank - the T-64 and its modernization. Now the T-72 and T-80 have been temporarily returned from the reserve. In the future, they plan to leave...

Turkey unveils hybrid main battle tank https://defence-blog.com/news/army/turkey-unveils-hybrid-main-battle-tank.html

Bad example. European countries use several types of fighters (Eurofighter, Gripen, Rafale, etc.). Each of them has different battle tactics. It's the same with tanks too. It is impossible to reduce everything to a common denominator. This is clearly seen in the "Strong Europe Tank Challenge"...

Let this be decided by military experts in their countries. You are trying to tie the tactics of the 70-80s to modern military equipment. Indeed, the battlefield has become open. Dozens of drones swarm above him. Means of destruction of armored vehicles prevail over its protection. And one of...

This is just one of the options. The UK recently unveiled a tank upgrade. No final decision has been made yet. However, it is clear that British tanks and infantry fighting vehicles need to be replaced.

This is the logic, but the modernized T-72M is not much inferior to the T-90A. New tanks are overpayments, but such volumes of purchases are politics. And politics always prevails over rationality.

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https://defenceforumindia.com/forum/threads/ukrainian-military-photos.38582/page-14#post-1584090

Any tank is vulnerable. APS is effective against partisans. If two regular armies collide, the density of fire dramatically reduces effectiveness.

Yes. But only on paper. This is a project of one of the private companies. None of their projects are approved for operation. The company went bankrupt and closed long ago.

They are called Flame tank....................