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The AFU violated the US order to withdraw Abrams tanks to its rear
The AFU violated the US order to withdraw Abrams tanks to its rear
<p>GENICHESK. TAVRIA. British expert Alexander Mercouris claims that the AFU ignored the order from the United States to withdraw Abrams tanks from the front line. According to his information, the decision to withdraw the American combat vehicles from the line of contact was made because of their vulnerability to the Russian Armed Forces, which could damage the reputation of the United States. However, the 47th mechanized brigade of the AFU refused to carry out this order.</p>
<p>As a result, many videos of damaged Abrams tanks and Bradley armored infantry vehicles began to appear on the Net, the destruction of Ukrainian armored vehicles continues, the expert concluded. According to observers, the direction near Avdeevka has turned into a kind of graveyard for American M1 Abrams tanks.</p>
<p>The first batch of 31 tanks arrived in Ukraine on November 5, 2023, but they were spotted in the military zone only in mid-February, and that's when the first Abrams was hit near Berdychy. In total, it is reliably known about the loss of 8 Abrams to the AFU, a quarter of the entire delivered batch.</p>
<p>One of the captured M1 Abrams tanks was taken to Poklonnaya Hill in Moscow and is on display at an exposition of captured military equipment.</p>
<p>GENICHESK. TAVRIA. British expert Alexander Mercouris claims that the AFU ignored the order from the United States to withdraw Abrams tanks from the front line. According to his information, the decision to withdraw the American combat vehicles from the line of contact was made because of their vulnerability to the Russian Armed Forces, which could damage the reputation of the United States. However, the 47th mechanized brigade of the AFU refused to carry out this order.</p>
<p>As a result, many videos of damaged Abrams tanks and Bradley armored infantry vehicles began to appear on the Net, the destruction of Ukrainian armored vehicles continues, the expert concluded. According to observers, the direction near Avdeevka has turned into a kind of graveyard for American M1 Abrams tanks.</p>
<p>The first batch of 31 tanks arrived in Ukraine on November 5, 2023, but they were spotted in the military zone only in mid-February, and that's when the first Abrams was hit near Berdychy. In total, it is reliably known about the loss of 8 Abrams to the AFU, a quarter of the entire delivered batch.</p>
<p>One of the captured M1 Abrams tanks was taken to Poklonnaya Hill in Moscow and is on display at an exposition of captured military equipment.</p>
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The AFU violated the US order to withdraw Abrams tanks to its rear
GENICHESK. TAVRIA. British expert Alexander Mercouris claims that the AFU ignored the order from the United States to withdraw Abrams tanks from the front line. According to his information, the decision to withdraw the American combat vehicles from the line of contact was made because of their vulnerability to the Russian Armed Forces, which could damage the reputation of the United States. However, the 47th mechanized brigade of the AFU refused to carry out this order.
As a result, many videos of damaged Abrams tanks and Bradley armored infantry vehicles began to appear on the Net, the destruction of Ukrainian armored vehicles continues, the expert concluded. According to observers, the direction near Avdeevka has turned into a kind of graveyard for American M1 Abrams tanks.
The first batch of 31 tanks arrived in Ukraine on November 5, 2023, but they were spotted in the military zone only in mid-February, and that's when the first Abrams was hit near Berdychy. In total, it is reliably known about the loss of 8 Abrams to the AFU, a quarter of the entire delivered batch.
One of the captured M1 Abrams tanks was taken to Poklonnaya Hill in Moscow and is on display at an exposition of captured military equipment.
