Ukraine’s temporarily occupied territories keep being filled up with decommissioned equipment.
According to Defense Express own sources, since mid-May 64 units of T-80, 15 units of BMP and 4 units of Grad MLRS and 93 units of 152mm Msta-B and D-20 towed howitzers were decommissioned for the needs of the Southern Military District from storage and repair base №7016.
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Also, 92 units of T-62 and 59 units of MT-LB were removed from the air defense mobilization deployment center №690 (Volgograd city).
In addition, 60 units of T-62 tanks have already been withdrawn from storage at base №943 in the temporarily occupied Crimea (as of May 15, 115 units of T-62 tanks were in storage at this center).
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The 42nd Motor Rifle Division of the 58th Army is also expecting such "strengthening". Defense Express reported that the division should receive 10 units of BMP-3 and 34 units of MT-LBMB from storage bases.
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