After being used as a bomb shelter for three months, #Kharkiv subway is now back to business as a means of transportation!
My native city is coming back to life thanks to our Army pushing russians farther away from it.#UkraineRussiaWar #UkraineWar #UkraineUnderAttack pic.twitter.com/5sMfxKQWKh

— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 24 mai 2022

After being used as a bomb shelter for three months, Kharkiv subway is now back to business as a means of transportation! My native city is coming back to life thanks to our Army pushing Russians farther away from it. #UkraineRussiaWar #UkraineWar #UkraineUnderAttack

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EU approves 500 million euro tranche of military aid for Ukraine. Previously the European Union had approved another 1.5 billion euros in military aid for Ukraine, bringing the total to 2 billion euros.

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This means that Russia will find it far harder to maintain, repair and resupply T-62s in the field. The tanks will need their own supply chain of ammunition and parts, completely separate from that of the T-72/80/90. With logistics under strain, this will be a challenge. /13

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In particular, it's very unlikely that stored T-62s have modern optics or fire control systems. Russia may have cannibalised unserviceable examples of more modern stored tanks such as T-72s or T-80s to retrofit their systems onto the T-62s it's reactivating. /9

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Russia is running out of tanks. That's the inescapable conclusion from reports that it's transporting some of its reported 2,500 stored T-62s to support its war in Ukraine. What does this mean logistically and operationally? A with some observations and deductions. /1

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They have machine guns on these tanks designed for anti aircraft work but you'll struggle to see and then hit such a small, fast moving target like a Switchblade.

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