Looks like the tank has some sort of skin ailment.
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Strong foundation; thatās all i have to say 'bout it.
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Is that a T-64?
I canāt tell with all of āaddā onās.
Which side Ukraine 
or the Russian invaders?
Procrastinators: The scourge of humanity
The thermobaric missile was nothing short of spectacular - went in through the window and created a huge fireball. The pilot said he had another but it was āonlyā fragmentation. I told him to go for it, what the hell. Not nearly as spectacular, but yes, we effed up that upper story. Except for debris in the stairwell (in which heād dropped a grenade right in front of me prior to this) there was no discernible damage to the lower floor. Nice houses in Iraq, which this was, tend to have concrete floors between stories.
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Wow.
I thought that is the point of the expensive missile-kill everything around it.
Ukrainian T-80BV
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Itās a T-72, possibly an AVā¦ Large road wheels, IR Searchlight on the right side of the main gun tube, AA MG paints to the rear of the TC hatch, and the tracks donāt have the lightening holes as seen on the T-64 family.
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T-80BV has a different configuration for the smoke grenade mortars- banks of four on each side of the turretā¦ also the AA MG points forward from the TC hatch, not aft.
You thought wrong then didnāt you.
Hellfire is a relatively small item of ordnance, first developed for anti-armour use and later developed for precision strikes against other target types, especially high-value targets, while minimising collatoral damage.
The Russians currently appear to have a similarly limited imagination, where āprecision strikesā seem something of anathema to them and ākilling everything aroundā is straight out of āRussian Military Doctrine 101ā, Page 1, Chapter1, Paragraph 1.
Definitely a T 72AV with new tracks
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AN/TPQ-36 Firefinder Weapon Locating System
H.P.
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Never enough unditching logs 
H.P.
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Looks like a B turret to me.
Woops, my bad I was looking at the wrong picture. Right you are.
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Iām guessing these are different to fascines.
Does any other Army use Fascines apart from the British Army?
new russian technical https://twitter.com/NOELreports/status/1658872217432621060?t=VAfekm01-apKXg5G9NQ6Sw&s=33
I guess theyāre out of ZSU-57-2s. Is this a ZSU-57-1? 
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