The Bulgarian Militation Viewers in this connection published a material on July 5, where the Russians were removed from storage and sent a large batch of old equipment to use them as Kamikadze tanks. Viewers write that in Russia a very large number of these tanks-according to unofficial information, there are up to 70,000 T-54/T-55 tanks in Russian warehouses.
In addition to those who inherited from the Soviet Union after the fall of the "iron curtain", there are parties from the former Czechoslovak Republic, from Poland, as well as a certain amount returned for many years from China. The authors of the publication noted that the Russian military, obviously, found a way to make tanks T-54/T-55, which are supplied to Ukraine, much more efficient and deadly.
In mid-June, a video appeared on the network, showing the devastating idea of using Kamikadze tanks. Probably, the invaders were tank TNT and FAB-100 aircraft bombs and sent to the positions of Ukrainian fighters. Although on the approaches of the tank-Kamikadze was shot, the shock wave as a result of the detonation of the explosive was so strong that it is very clearly visible in the recorded video.
"The attack was unsuccessful, but it shows that the Russian army intends to use such tactics against its Ukrainian enemy -" old iron "has turned into an effective and destructive bomb," the observers believe. The material also states that the explosion of such a tank cramped can have a devastating effect within a radius of up to 500 meters.
The explosive wave will be so powerful that it will cause significant damage to buildings and infrastructure, and any person in the area is likely to receive fatal injuries. At the same time, the use of such tactics depends on the presence of TNTs and aviation in the Russians, so the number of such Kamikadze tanks can send the occupiers are still unknown. Earlier, we wrote that Russians can use Kamikadze tanks that will have remote control.
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