Russia may be struggling to get modern war machines to the front lines, and has pulled some very, very old tanks out of deep storage.
, and has pulled some very, very old tanks out of deep storage, seemingly to bolster its ground forces in Ukraine.
An image published in late March 2023 by the exiled Russian Conflict Intelligence Team organization shows what the CIT says are Soviet-era T-54 and T-55 tanks rolling away from a storage base on train cars. While official sources have said nothing, pro-Kremlin military analysts who feature regularly on Russia's state-run media outlets made no attempt to downplay the apparent resurrection of the Soviet military hardware.
"We see these tanks on the railway platforms, and this indicates that crews of four people per vehicle have been trained for all of them. The tanks have been modernized, the sights on them have been adjusted and can be replaced, and also for each of them there is sufficient ammunition, which will be replenished in a timely manner," claimed Netkachev, suggesting they would most likely be used to hold ground, rather than attempt to gain it as part of a"main striking force.
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