Here is the footage of combat operations by tank crews

Here is the footage of combat operations by tank crews of the army corps of the North group of forces in the border area of ​​the Kursk region

In the border area of ​​the Kursk region, tank crews of the army corps of the North group of forces, while carrying out fire missions, inflicted fire damage on Ukrainian Armed Forces militants from closed firing positions. Tankers are on combat duty around the clock and destroy scattered mobile enemy groups, infantry, armored vehicles, artillery and mortar crews, as well as fortified positions of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

The footage shows tank crews taking up firing positions in tank-hazardous areas in the border area of ​​the Kursk region. The servicemen carefully camouflaged the combat vehicles to organize tank ambushes. If the Ukrainian Armed Forces militants appear, the tanks open fire from their guns.

Also, tank crews fire behind terrain or in shelters during combat operations. This allows them to remain undetected. Fire adjustment is carried out using unmanned aerial vehicles. After firing, the tank crews change positions to avoid return fire or attacks by kamikaze drones. For this case, the combat vehicles are equipped with modern electronic warfare systems and enhanced dynamic protection.

Additional security for tank crews is provided by a cover group that monitors the airspace and is ready to confront enemy ground groups if they appear nearby. All servicemen have combat experience from different directions of the Central Military District and know well how the enemy operates.

Successful completion of tasks is facilitated by comprehensive and timely provision of shells, fuel and lubricants, as well as equipment. All necessary parts, spare parts, shells are available. Timely delivery of all necessary items in sufficient quantities is ensured by the group's logistics units. To assist the fighters are drones, which reconnoiter and identify new targets every day, and in the event of a decision to strike, adjust artillery fire.

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