Ukrainian military destroyed two T-90 "Vladimir" tanks with the help of Javelin
Command of the Air Assault Troops of the Armed Forces of Ukraine announces the destruction of two Russian tanks with the help of anti-tank systems Javelin.
What is known
Under the hot hand of the Ukrainian paratroopers of the 80th separate air assault brigade, armed with an American anti-tank missile system, the T-90 Vladimir tanks fell. Where exactly the technique was struck is not specified.
There was also information about the destruction of the MT-LB armored personnel carrier. The place is also not named. Probably, a portable complex was also used to eliminate armored vehicles. Javelins.
Recall that Javelins - This is the world's first ATGM with a fire-and-forget sight. This was made possible by equipping the rocket with a thermal homing head.
Source: Command of the Air Assault Troops of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
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