（國語）第100輛被摧毀的T-90M坦克，或許成為俄軍「光榮歷史」｜【 #時事軍事】

Hello, I am Xiaoloshan. On the Ukrainian battlefield, the Russian army is facing continuous military losses. The loss of personnel and equipment is constantly being recorded. If Ukrainians dare to suffer, it is to fight for the fate of the country and the nation. So why do Russians lose their lives? The war report released by the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on July 17 shows that in the last two and a half years since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, about 562,400 people have been killed, more than 15,300 air targets have been destroyed, and more than 7,250 tanks, 36,600 trucks and armored vehicles have been lost. The most representative of the Russian army's equipment loss list is probably its advanced T-90M main battle tank. Two days ago, the Russian T-90M tank lost 100 tanks, which set a new record. Recently, the data from the source information website Oryx showed that Russia lost the first 100 most advanced T-90M main battle tanks in the Ukrainian war. This is a severe milestone, which is achieved in the case of Russian tanks continuing to suffer major losses. Since the outbreak of the Ukrainian war, Oryx has been using public information to track the confirmed battlefield losses of both sides. Analysts on the website use the existing pictures and videos to calculate the confirmed Russian tank losses on the battlefield, including all kinds of tanks destroyed, damaged, abandoned and tampered with by the Ukrainian army. Not long ago, the Ukrainian army released a message on Telegram that the Genghis Khan tank troop, nicknamed the 68th Independent Hunting Brigade, successfully captured a T-90M tank, which was almost in perfect working condition, in the Zaporozhye region. Just a few days after the Ukrainian army announced that they had once again captured a perfectly intact T-90M tank, the 100th T-90M tank on the Ukrainian battlefield was destroyed on July 14. In early July, the Ukrainian 43rd Independent Mechanized Brigade, the Mala drone force in the sky, released a combat action video showing the Ukrainian attack drone operator using a heavy bombing drone to launch a T-62 anti-tank mine to a Russian T-90M tank and hit it. In another video, a T-90M tank was hit by a Ukrainian 155mm Bognas anti-tank missile. The Ukrainian Shark reconnaissance drone observed that the protective net on top of the Russian tank turret was hit by multiple armor-piercing shells. The video shows the entire process of the drone attack. The Russian T-90M tank was destroyed near the Robutan, in the Zaporozhye region, about 8 kilometers from the front line. The Russian army may have used these tanks to attack the front line of the armed forces in the rear. In the two attacks described in the video, the Ukrainian troops used a drone-propelled T-62 anti-tank mine and a 155mm Bognas anti-tank missile. Bognas is a high-precision anti-aircraft missile developed jointly by the United States and Sweden. It is used to attack armored troops. Its 155mm missile carries two self-guided small bombs. It uses a dual-wave infrared sensor and laser to detect and locate targets. Its 10-kilogram high-explosive head can penetrate the armor of a tank with a thickness of 130mm. The upper half of the tank is currently the weakest part of most tanks and armored vehicles in the world. The Bognas anti-tank missile requires the missile team to accurately calculate the target distance and maintain real-time data exchange with the reconnaissance drone during the attack. Before launch, the satellite will compile a program based on the launch time pre-calculated. After launch, launch the missile according to the pre-set program and detonate the head. This 155mm missile is compatible with most existing 155mm artillery. Its maximum range is about 35 kilometers. If the T-M62 anti-tank mine thrown by the drone is properly used, its powerful high-explosive bomb can even cause serious damage to the armor of the anti-drone. In addition to attacking armored troops, the Ukrainian drone forces also use drones to block the road behind the Russian defense line and cut off enemy supply lines. They mainly use the same products produced by T-M62 anti-tank mines or Ukraine. According to the different types of targets and mission characteristics, the T-M62 anti-tank mine thrown by the drone can be used as an anti-tank mine or a high-explosive bomb to destroy the enemy's defense formula. If there is any large metal target or mobile target, the mine will be immediately triggered and detonated. For this purpose, the T-M62 anti-tank mine is equipped with a gyroscope, accelerometer and magnetic device, which detects different combat conditions and accurately detonates the bomb. In order to ensure that the mine detonates correctly when hitting the target, it is usually equipped with an intelligent mine. This type of mine will not explode immediately after the mine is thrown, but will be activated after a period of time. The built-in battery can make it work for 14 days. In short, the UAVs of the Ukrainian army are becoming more and more complicated, accurate and efficient. Whether the Ukrainian UAVs have succeeded or not, the loss of Russia's most advanced T-90M tank has already explained the problem. Russia has been promoting the T-90M as its most modern mobile main battle tank, which is equivalent to the M1A1 Abrams produced by the United States and the German Bauer A7. In addition, the T-90 is also described as the transition version from the former Soviet Union to the Russian main battle tank. The T-90M is the latest version of the T-90 series. Russia proudly named it as a breakthrough. The T-90M is famous for its 125mm large-caliber sliding main gun, with a stable system, advanced panoramic aimer and heat sinker. It is also equipped with a 7.62mm machine gun and can fire anti-tank missiles. It is also protected by multi-layer composite materials and explosion-resistant armor. At the same time, the T-90M uses a encrypted digital communication system. The machine group consists of three members, including the captain, driver and gunner. However, the T-90 tank was mocked by the West as a metal coffin. The reason is that the T-90 has not been able to get rid of a common flaw in the Soviet Union's late and early Russian main battle tanks, which is the automatic loader inside the turret. It can hold more than 22 shells and corresponding firepower. There are also 21 extra shells in the vehicle. This allows the T-90M tank to maintain a high rate of fire of 7 to 8 shots per minute. The problem is that once the turret is hit by an anti-tank missile, it is possible to detonate the ammunition inside the turret, causing the T-90M to instantly turn into a scary box, and the members to turn into Jack in the box. This is a kind of toy box. After opening the lid, a scary clown will pop out of the box. However, what opened on the battlefield was the turret of the T-90M tank that was blown up. The fate of the first hundred T-90Ms ended like this. Its crew could hardly survive without suspense. Perhaps at that moment, they knew that they had become the T-90M tank's monument, and were forever remembered by the Russian army. On July 17, the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces announced that within the past 24 hours, the Russian army lost more than 1,000 soldiers, 11 tanks, and 43 sets of artillery systems. The loss of the same scale may continue. The human and physical costs paid by Russia are real. It is almost uncontrollably expanding, and there is no sign of stopping. The Kremlin does not seem to have shown at least enough diplomatic wisdom or will to end this war that swallows lives as soon as possible. Nor does it have the convincing strategy, tactics, and military ability to end this war in a way that defeats its opponents. On the contrary, the military's high-level turmoil and the war continue to suffer. That's right. The long-term nightmare of a special military operation that was originally planned to be carried out in Ukraine for only three days. If the Kremlin now takes the initiative to stop the war, it is called wisdom. If it is forced to stop the war in the future, it is called failure. That's all for today. Thank you for your attention. See you next time.