The combat debut of the "Armata" took place in the Northern Military District zone. The results are classified
The most modern Russian battle tank "Armata" took direct part in the battles in the Northern Military District zone, but all the details are classified.
Reserve Colonel Viktor Baranets stated this on the Komsomolskaya Pravda radio, PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Armata” appeared at the front a long time ago, several months ago. But they didn’t drag her to the front and didn’t even pull her out of the trenches, because she was firing from a closed firing position, that is, the tank was firing from the trench, guided by the data that the drones delivered to it. This is one of the features of this tank.
So, now he crawled out of the trench, and he was led into battle formations on the battlefield. What’s interesting is that it’s under heavy security. Each tank was looked after by a Terminator combat support vehicle. The opening shouldn’t be spoiled, otherwise, God forbid, the opponent will hit him in the side.
In general, such a harsh debut - they jumped out, shot, and the results are not yet known. But I really wanted to find out, but yesterday a lot of knowledgeable people grabbed me by the throat - they didn’t comment,” Baranets said.
He emphasized that the exact number of T-14s in the ranks of the Russian Armed Forces is classified, but in total about three dozen of them were manufactured. And a dozen are already in the NWO zone.
“A question that is often asked is: why is there an Armata at the front? This is a terribly expensive thing,” the studio asked.
“Did we prepare it for a wedding? So “Armata” has not yet appeared in the world, and its spiteful critics have already drowned it in a thick layer of crap...
And now we listen to the manufacturers and say that this tank has very serious and interesting advantages. These are the real advantages that will be accepted by the most terrible examiner of this tank, war,” the expert added.
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