Comments by "MarcosElMalo2" (@MarcosElMalo2) on "Did Ukraine Change your Mind about Russian Tanks?  @TheChieftainsHatch" video.

  1.  @orlock20  Yes. And the corruption of the military was a natural and inevitable outgrowth of the massive corruption permeating the Russian state and society. Which raises the question, if the society was not corrupt and therefore the military was not corrupt (and presumably strong), would the invasion of Ukraine have even been implemented? I’m suggesting that if Russian society, state, and military were healthy, and the military was capable of winning a war in Ukraine, they would not have invaded in the first place.
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  2. I don’t think his employer will allow that.
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  3. Heck, even rat hunting videos.
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  4. Then you’re only half playing attention. ATGMs make tank operations much more dangerous, but so do rotary wing and fixed wing gunships. Tanks are still being used. Some of the tactics are changing and tank doctrine is adapting to new conditions. Tank design will also adapt, and then we will see anti-tank development adapt, and so on and so forth.
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