Kursk in Flames! Footage Shows US-Made Bradley & M113 Destroyed In One Strike

The battlefield in Ukraine has exposed the vulnerabilities of Western-supplied combat vehicles, particularly the Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle and the M113 Armored Personnel Carrier.

Despite their once-formidable reputation, these vehicles have struggled against Russia's evolving military tactics, heavily fortified defenses, and advanced drone warfare. In key battles, such as near Kursk and Sumy, Russian forces successfully neutralized these vehicles, often using FPV drones to deliver precise and devastating strikes.

Meanwhile, the U.S. continues sending aid, raising suspicions that Ukraine is being used as a testing ground for Western military technology. In response to these battlefield setbacks, the U.S. has started upgrading the Bradley IFV with a Vehicle Protection System to enhance its ability to detect and counter threats.

However, with Russia's continued advancements in warfare tactics and weaponry, including laser-guided missiles and drone swarms, the question remains—can even the upgraded Bradleys survive the modern battlefield?