how do we know who is who?
Don’t get me wrong, would like the tanks to be UA and the BTR to be ruSSian..Just can’t see any marks
WasThatWet on
cross ventilation.
RisenApe12 on
Only three Russians managed to escape. The rest are still inside the BTR.
dwerp-24 on
That shell looked like it skipped along the ground like skipping a rock across water. Hopefully it ended up on russian position.
JODmeisterUK on
Looks like 3 immobilised Ukrainian vehicles.
ConstantCar7290 on
why did they wait until they got out of the BTR before firing the 2nd shot?
Sea-Direction1205 on
We’re looking at the backside of the BTR. The doors are closed and are leaking white smoke.
The BTR is filled with hot gasses without oxygen.
The incoming shell hits something obscured by the fumes, perhaps the terrain at a shallow angle.
Then the shell goes through the BTR front to back. And appears to exit near the backside upper left corner.
More smoke starts pouring out at both ends. There are some yellow flames, but no billowing black gasoline fire yet.
Uselesspreciousthing on
The Russians who bailed are very lucky – otherwise they would’ve been wallpaper paste like their compatriots.
CourseHistorical2996 on
In the video, there is a third Ukrainian armoured vehicle approaching (top right).
RavenousRa on
So these tanks were playing dead?
lostmesunniesayy on
Your spalling-related injuries aren’t service-related.
_Man-in-the-Middle_ on
Even in World of Tanks this close range is a rare exception
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I wonder if they got the infantry that bailed?
Honest question,
how do we know who is who?
Don’t get me wrong, would like the tanks to be UA and the BTR to be ruSSian..Just can’t see any marks
cross ventilation.
Only three Russians managed to escape. The rest are still inside the BTR.
That shell looked like it skipped along the ground like skipping a rock across water. Hopefully it ended up on russian position.
Looks like 3 immobilised Ukrainian vehicles.
why did they wait until they got out of the BTR before firing the 2nd shot?
We’re looking at the backside of the BTR. The doors are closed and are leaking white smoke.
The BTR is filled with hot gasses without oxygen.
The incoming shell hits something obscured by the fumes, perhaps the terrain at a shallow angle.
Then the shell goes through the BTR front to back. And appears to exit near the backside upper left corner.
More smoke starts pouring out at both ends. There are some yellow flames, but no billowing black gasoline fire yet.
The Russians who bailed are very lucky – otherwise they would’ve been wallpaper paste like their compatriots.
In the video, there is a third Ukrainian armoured vehicle approaching (top right).
So these tanks were playing dead?
Your spalling-related injuries aren’t service-related.
Even in World of Tanks this close range is a rare exception
Forgot to tell the gunner to load HE