First explosion, at first roadwheel in direction of travel, left near side from our point of view:
Second explosion, seems to be the same corner, left near side from our point of view:
THe tank jumps a few feet straight up which I interpret as an explosion under the tank and not a top or side hit
There is a brief flash of fire from the right near side from our point of view corner a few seconds later:
More T-72M1R tanks from Poland
I guess this one won’t go any further…
H.P.
APC = Auxiliary People Carrier …
russian soldiers,or ukranian?..i see the white arm band but i lost track of the color codes,lol can anybody shed some light on the arm band colors and what army they pertain to?,will help me in my figure painting,thanks!
Yes it’s hard to be sure but the first two “hits” seem to be in the same area…which to my mind isn’t how mines would be placed, that close together. I imagine it’s a javelin guy lying prone from the same position so the hits would be low i.e. to the wheels & the 2nd went through to detonate right underneath(?) The 2nd does seem much larger though, so I’m not saying I’m completely right! 
The guy on the right has Russian patches on his back pack
The one that has the Z on the patch is Alpha
The explosions are very close, didn’t see or think about it but now that you mentioned it …
More pics here : https://twitter.com/RALee85/status/1514353623383392264
H.P.
Thank You 
I believe the white armbands are used by Russian and Pro-Russian separatist forces. I have also seen red ones being worn by them too. (Edit: I have just seen some pics of Russian SOF using the orange and black St. George ribbon as an armband.) The Ukranians seem to use colored bands and they have been changing them every so often to try and avoid saboteur’s making use of them.
Recently I found an interesting pic of all-black uniforms supposedly being worn by a SOF unit of the Russian National Guard.
Russian T-72B3 obr. 2016 before
Now in Ukrainian service after repairs
H.P.
Trumpeter is gearing their kits toward the conflict:
Hopefully the “sandbag” armor won’t be one injection molded piece repeated several times, but I fear that will be the case. Resin would capture the details nicely and a variation (I’m thinking at least three) would make it even better.
Often Scalemates will post a photo of the contents, but so far nothing.
I understand what you mean. If it is true, and the results remain to be seen…
With silver duct tape armbands, which has become a thing.
