The crew of the T-72B3 tank

The crew of the T-72B3 tank of the Dnepr group of troops destroyed an observation post of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the right bank of the Dnieper

T-72B3 tank crews take up a firing position and work with a canopy, like a howitzer, at enemy positions beyond the Dnieper. Firing adjustments are carried out by unmanned aerial vehicles in real time. This time, while conducting aerial reconnaissance, our UAV units identified an enemy observation post located almost at the very edge of the water on the right bank of the Dnieper. It was decided to destroy it with tank fire.

The crew of the T-72B3 tank, which had advanced to carry out a combat mission, quickly arrived at a closed firing position using the folds of the terrain. As a result of the well-coordinated, precise combat work of the tank crews and reconnaissance UAV operators, the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ observation point was promptly destroyed from a distance of more than three kilometers.
Immediately after the successful completion of the task, the crew took the combat vehicle away from the firing position, carried out camouflage measures and replenished the ammunition, remaining in full readiness to bring their tank to the firing position again at any time.

From indirect firing positions, the main targets of tankers are observation posts, ammunition depots and concentrations of enemy manpower on the right bank of the Dnieper. The combat vehicle itself is equipped with the Dome electronic warfare system, which does not allow enemy drones, in particular kamikaze drones, to even get close to Russian “armor.”

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