（粵語）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】

On the battlefield of Ukraine, the Russian army is facing continuous military losses. The number of casualties of its personnel and equipment is constantly breaking records. If Ukrainians are willing to endure hardship to fight for the fate of the country and the people, then why do Russians lose their lives? The war report released by the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on July 17, shows that the Russian invasion of Ukraine in the past two and a half years has killed about 562,400 people, killing 15,300 air targets, and losing 8,250 tanks, 36,600 vehicles and armored vehicles. Among the Russian military equipment losses, the most representative is probably its most advanced T-90M that broke through the main battle tank. Two days ago, the Russian T-90M tank lost 100 miles. Recently, after opening the intelligence website Oryx, the data shows that Russia lost the 100th most advanced T-90M main battle tank in the War of Ukraine. This is a serious milestone that Russia's tank continues to suffer heavy losses. Since the outbreak of the War of Ukraine, Oryx has been using public information to track down confirmed battlefield losses. Analysts on the website use the existing images and videos to calculate the number of Russian tank losses on the battlefield including the destruction, damage, abandonment, and all kinds of tanks captured by the Russian military. Not long ago, the Russian military released a statement on Telegram that the T-90M tank, which was the 68th most advanced tank in the War of Ukraine, had successfully captured a T-90M tank that was almost in perfect working condition in the Brest-Brest region. The Russian military announced that they had once again captured a T-90M tank that was in perfect working condition. A few days later, on July 14, the 100th T-90M tank was destroyed In early July, the 43rd Independent Mechanized Brigade of the Nabezhnaya Mara Unmanned Force released a video of the operation showing the Ukrainian attack drone operator using a heavy bomber drone firing a Russian T-90M tank at a T-62 anti-tank mine and hitting it. Another video shows a T-90M tank being hit by a Russian 155mm anti-tank bonus missile. The Ukrainian reconnaissance drone observed that a Russian anti-tank turret was hit by a Donetsk village missile. The video shows the entire process of the drone attack. The location where the Russian T-90M tank was destroyed is near Zaporizhzhia, near Vrobotinets, about 8 kilometers from the front line. The Russian military may have used these tanks In the two attacks described in the video, the Ukrainian troops used a T-62 anti-tank mine and a 155mm anti-tank bonus missile. The bonus missile is a high-precision high-speed bomb jointly developed by France and Sweden and is specifically used to attack armored troops. Its 155mm missile is equipped with two self-propelled guided missiles, dual-band infrared sensors Its 10-kg high-explosive head penetrates the upper half of the tank up to 130mm armor. The upper half of the tank is currently the weakest part of most tanks and armored vehicles in the world. The anti-tank bonus missile requires artillery personnel to accurately calculate the distance of the target and maintain real-time data exchange Before launch, the guidance will be based on the launch time pre-calculated and detonated. This 155mm bomb is compatible with most current 155mm artillery with a maximum range of about 35km. The T-62 anti-tank mine can cause serious damage if it is used with appropriate high-explosive bombs or even armor that is equipped with anti-missile armor. In addition to attacking armored troops, the Ukrainian drone forces have also used drones to block roads and cut off enemy supply lines They mainly use T-62 anti-tank mines or similar products produced in Ukraine based on different types of targets and mission characteristics to equip these missiles with different guidance. Therefore, the T-62 that the drone is equipped with can be used as an anti-tank mine or as a high-explosive bomb to directly destroy enemy defense. If it encounters any large metal target or mobile target the drone will be immediately triggered and detonated. For this purpose, the drone is equipped with tornadoes accelerometer and magnetic meter to detect different combat states and prepare to detonate the bomb. In order to ensure that the drone detonates correctly when it hits the target it is usually equipped with an intelligent drone. This type of drone will not detonate immediately but will be activated after a period of time. In short, the Ukrainian troops' drones are becoming more and more complex accurate and efficient. As for the success of the Ukrainian drone forces Russia's most advanced T-90M main battle tank is a good explanation for the problem. Russia has always promoted that the T-90M is its most modern modernized main battle tank and that it is equivalent to the M1A1 Ibrahimovic and the German A2A7. In addition, the T-90 is described as an advanced version of the T-90M developed by the Soviet Union to Russia. The T-90M is the latest version of the T-90 series and the Russians proudly call it a breakthrough. The T-90M is famous for its 125mm large-caliber smoothbore main gun with a stable system advanced panoramic aiming device and thermal imaging device. The tank is equipped with a 7.62mm machine gun and can also fire 9M119 Reflex anti-tank missiles. It is also protected by multi-layer composite materials and explosion-resistant armor and has an encrypted digital communication system. The crew consists of three members including the captain, driver, and gunner. However, the T-90 tank has been called a metal coffin by the West because the T-90 has never been able to break away from the common flaw of the Soviet Union and the Russian Federation's early main battle tanks which is the self-loading machine inside the turret. The T-90 can hold more than 22 rounds and corresponding launch weapons. There are also 21 rounds in the vehicle. This allows the T-90M tank to maintain a high rate of fire of 7 to 8 rounds per minute. The problem is that once the turret is hit by an anti-tank missile it may detonate the ammunition inside the turret. This can make the T-90M instantly turn into a box of guests and eventually turn into a coffin inside the box. This is a toy box that will pop out of the box and open the T-90M turret. The fate of the 100th T-90M ends here. Its crew members are almost hopelessly unable to survive. Or for a moment they know that they have become the T-90M tank's serious milestone and will forever be remembered by the Russian military. On July 17 the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces announced that within the past 24 hours the Russian military has lost more than 1,000 soldiers 11 tanks and 43 artillery systems. The loss of the same scale will continue. The human and material costs paid by Russia are real. It seems to be expanding uncontrollably and has not stopped. Kremlin seems not to have shown at least diplomatic wisdom or sufficient will to end this war that swallows lives as soon as possible. There is no convincing strategy or military capability to end this war in a war-like manner. On the contrary, the military's high-level turmoil and the continuous loss of battlefields have caused a nightmare that was originally expected to last only three days in Ukraine. 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 watching. See you next time.