BREAKING NEWS: Russian T-72B3 Tank Shot Down by Ukrainian's Javelin

Footage released on social media shows Ukrainian forces destroying a Russian T-72B3 tank using a javelin missile.
Viral footage on the internet captures a weapon system targeting a Russian T-72B3 tank and shooting it down.
This is one out of several occasions where the Ukrainian army has destroyed Russian tanks using handheld anti-tank weaponry.
The British NLAW and the American switchblade Kamikaze surface-to-air missiles have proven to be devastating against Russian tanks and armored vehicles.
Experts believe that Russian tank commanders' tactic of advancing with artillery and infantry support is responsible for the decimation of Russian tanks and armored vehicles.
This tactic makes Russian tanks and armored vehicles vulnerable to ambushes by Ukrainian forces.
Russian soldiers have also abandoned several tanks and armored personnel carriers in perfect condition because they ran out of ammunition or fuel.
Several reports have revealed Russia's inability to establish supply lines for troops in Ukraine. Necessities such as food, water, and ammunition are in short supply.
This has resulted in a morale problem among Russian soldiers. There have been reports of officers deserting, and soldiers disobeying orders.
One soldier even pushed his commanding officer out of his tank and drove over him as a result of the devastating losses the Russian army had suffered due to poor tactics and shortage of supplies.
Looking critically at Russian losses so far, it is obvious that the Russian forces suffer from inadequate planning and poor tactics.
Moscow had predicted that it would capture Kyiv in a matter of two weeks, topple its government and install a new one.
Putin did not expect to meet strong resistance, and so the Russian army was not prepared for a difficult and long-lasting war against Ukraine.
The result of Russia's poor preparation has been several victories for the Ukrainian army over the invading forces of the Russian army.



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