Russia revealed its ‘turtle tank’ secret technique against Ukrainian troops on the front lines

According to Sputnik, Russian soldiers are successfully using T-72 tanks equipped with temporary metal protective cages, like warehouses, to cope with attacks by unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) from Ukraine. during a special military campaign in a neighboring country.

These armored vehicles with protective cages, also known as “turtle tanks”, are specifically designed to withstand bombardment by first-person perspective (FPV) suicide UAVs.

One of the “turtle tanks”, said to “have the largest metal shell seen to date”, recently supported a Russian military raid near the town of Krasnogorovka in the eastern Donetsk region Ukraine.

According to German journalist Julian Roepcke, the turtle tank nicknamed the “Crushing Tsar” contributed to a successful landing of a Russian assault force on the outskirts of Krasnogorovka.

Mr. Roepcke shared a video of the fighting, showing the Moscow army’s turtle tanks moving forward despite the efforts of Kiev soldiers to stop them. Although he has no sympathy for the Russian army, this journalist had to reluctantly admit that their special tank was “unharmed” by the response of the “Ukrainian defense forces”.

Meanwhile, The War Zone (TWZ) news channel said that in addition to the protective cage, the “turtle tank” Mr. Roepcke mentioned is also equipped with “omnidirectional unmanned electronic warfare jamming equipment with 8 antenna” This design is increasingly common on Russian tanks and other armored vehicles.

“The increasing number of turtle tanks seems to be part of Russia’s new offensive tactics,” commented TWZ.

Russian military correspondents also praised the “turtle tank”, and considered it truly an example of the most combat readiness of armored vehicles that fully meet the realities of modern conflicts.

Before the “turtle tank” appeared, the Russian army created anti-UAV armor for armored vehicles in the form of grills, also called “protective cages”.

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