Comments by "Wolfvale" (@wolfvale7863) on "Putin’s T-90 tank unleashes powerful attack on Ukraine troops | Watch the battle from inside" video.

@bigdarshan You are praising a tank that had to be towed off the parade ground at its debut. A tank that has already been clobbered 27 times in Ukrsine despite its limited use. All tanks need air cover not just western ones. Sounds more like you are reading from a sales brochure rather than actual combat information.
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@Old-Dog00 US tanks do not use an auto loader for a few reasons. 1. they breakdown. 2. A man can load faster over short periods of time. Useful in a tank duel. 3. Redundacy of personnel if one gets injured.
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@livingroomtheatre174 No I have watched videos on them. The tank breaking down was mt way to illustrate they are an inferior product. I do not expect it to happen often. T-72 were designed to be cheap and mass produced. Western tanks were designed to be superior to them. T-90 is a decent tank but not as good as western tanks. Mainly better electronics.
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@livingroomtheatre174 They no longer have those numbers. Even Bradleys were designed from the ground up to combat Russian tanks. It will be interesting what actually hsppwns, but I expect Bradleys, Leopards and Strykers to punch big holes in Russian lines.
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@fatmunch6318 👈 Coward comes out of the dark offers nothing to the conversation. If you disagree then provide evidence to the contrary. Otherwise cluck cluck cluck little chicken!😂
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 @ErraticFaith What! You don't believe the Russisns lost 130 vehicles in Vuledar? Even the Russians don't deny it! Wtf is wrong with you? Bad news happens to Russians everyday, it is a fact.
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@彡彡-h1p You should check again. The map is going to be updated.😊 Many Bradleys and tanks were recovered by Ukraine. Russian media (Rybar) was upset that no one in the Russian command thought to send a drone over to make sure those vehicles were destroyed. Over 2,700 confirmed Russian officers have been lost in Ukraine. I ask you "what Russian command?" As well as targeting RF artillery with HIMARS. Ukraine is digging deep for Russian command posts. Russia has roughly sixty Ka-52s in service and no stockpile of long range ATGMs. Russia had 91 Ka-52s at the start of the invasion. If I told you Russia made only 20 new tanks in all of 2022, I would not be lying. Now with stepped up production Russia announces a new batch of 11 tanks, (T-90Ms) every 3 months. T-90s move very slow in reverse. The transmission has not been upgraded. There are so many "details" in this war.
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@methcooker6402 Nope T-72. T-14 is supposed to be a next generation high tech tank. "T-72 main battle tank was developed as a cheaper and more reliable, but less capable alternative to the T-64. It was a product of a traditional Soviet tank design philosophy. Developers used proven components whenever possible, improved existing components where required, and designed new components only when it was necessary." Source - MilitaryToday.
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@brendanharvey3583 Which ammunition? What new ammunition are they facing that they never faced before?
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@methcooker6402 It is in a wR zone. Everything gets destroyed. Russian equipment is the undisputed champion at spontaneous disassembly.
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@brendanharvey3583 Iraq was the fourth most powerful military in the world at that time. JDAM had only just been invented and were tested in Desert Storm coincidentally. They would not enter service until 1993, when the first 24 satellites for GPS became operational. Signaling the dawn of the next generation of precision weapons. Operation Desert Storm was in 1990. I am comparing apples to apples. Ukraine did not have 1/3 of the equipment Saddam had. It is also worth mentioning that from a logistics standpoint, Russia is right next door. Russia should have been able to achieve a similar success in Ukraine. In a similar amount of time as NATO did in 1990. Regardless of the quantity of aid provided by the coalition. Russian equipment and doctrine were outdated. For that matter, so was everyone's. Then Ukraine schooled everybody. The Russian Army is not the Red Army.
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@user-ox1jw8vz1f You:"Assume" Russia captures their first Bradley trophy four months later.😂
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