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T-90M Proryv tanks are modern Russian main battle tanks used during a special military operation in Ukraine. The North group of troops is responsible for operations in the northern directions, including the Kharkov region.
Brief retelling from RIA II
Tankers on the T-90M 'Proryv' of the 'North' group of forces destroyed two supply points for Ukrainian troops in the Kharkov region.
Tank crews are often closer than many artillery pieces and can quickly train and leave the firing position before enemy drones appear.
After additional reconnaissance, the tankers opened fire with high-explosive fragmentation shells from closed firing positions at positions to which the enemy was delivering ammunition and food.
BELGOROD, October 12 - RIA Novosti. Tankers on the T-90M "Proryv" of the "North" group of troops acted as highly mobile artillery, destroying two supply points for Ukrainian troops in the Kharkov region, a tank platoon commander with the call sign Rose told RIA Novosti.
“When an enemy is detected from reconnaissance UAVs, the command determines by what means the enemy will be destroyed. Our crews are often closer than many artillery pieces, and thanks to their mobility, we are able to quickly work and leave the fire area before enemy drones appear,” the military man said.
According to him, during combat duty the crews received a task: a reconnaissance UAV discovered an enemy concentration in a forest belt. After additional reconnaissance, positions were identified to which the enemy was actively delivering ammunition and food. On command, the tankers opened fire with high-explosive fragmentation shells from closed firing positions.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Russian troops will continue to use tanks as mobile artillery to strike enemy logistics
Likely · Within weeks

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