A photo of one of the "graveyards" of damaged equipment of the russian occupying forces, which is now used by the enemy as a source of spare parts, appeared in the public domain. Among the large number of vehicles, you can even see one damaged and disassembled newest russian T-90M Proryv tank.
This tank already lacks elements of side armor, elements of the Relict dynamic defense system, which are located on the turret, and the Sosna-U sight, which was probably destroyed or also dismantled for possible use on another vehicle of a similar type. The corresponding image was made publicly available by OSINT analyst Naalsio.
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In the published photos, you can also see damaged equipment of other types: the BMP-2 infantry fighting vehicle, the 1V14 battery command and forward observer vehicle and the R-149МА1 command and staff vehicle.
It seems paradoxical that currently the russian military-industrial complex, which, according to russian propagandists, is capable of producing up to 10-15 T-90M Proryv tanks per month, cannot provide the russian troops with the required number of components.
According to the conservative estimates of the analysts of the Oryx portal, during the entire period of the full-scale war against Ukraine, the russian army lost at least 28 T-90M Proryv tanks, 934 BMP-2 vehicles of all modifications, 79 R-149MA1 command and staff vehicles and 18 1V14 battery command and forward observer vehicles.
As Defense Express reported, Modern russian T-90M Proryv Tanks Had a Problem That Made Them Vulnerable to Ukrainian FPV Drones
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