"A nightmare for enemies!" The General Staff showed how the Leopard tank and Rheinmetall gun work together
Ukrainian defenders continue to effectively destroy the enemy with the help of weapons from Western partners. German Leopard 2 tanks are helping the fighters reduce the size of Putin's army.
The tanks are equipped with 120-mm Rheinmetall guns, which instantly open a portal to hell for the occupiers. This was reported by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
The effective use of Leopard tanks on the battlefield was demonstrated by the fighters of the 21st separate mechanized brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
"The command "Fire!" is heard. A flaming cloud bursts from the barrel of the Leopard 2A6 tank's gun, and a real portal to hell opens up for the enemies," the Ukrainian defenders wrote.
The soldiers note that the powerful, accurate, reliable Rheinmetall gun mounted on the Leopard tank does its job well and throws 120-mm shells exactly where the gunner aims.
"A tank shot is a magical sight for all of us and a nightmare for the enemy," the soldiers said.
Leopard tank on the battlefield
Source: 21st separate mechanized brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
Tankers destroy the enemy with accurate shots
Source: 21st separate mechanized brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
The military showed how the Leopard tank and Rheinmetall gun work together
Source: 21st separate mechanized brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
Earlier it was reported that the Ukrainian Defense Forces neutralized 236 pieces of military equipment and weapons of the Russian army on May 18, including a cruise missile. In the battles at the front, the defenders eliminated 1210 Russian occupants.
As reported by OBOZ.UA, on May 18, the Ukrainian Defense Forces did not allow the occupiers to capture Chasiv Yar, repelling an enemy assault. During the battle, the defenders destroyed 20 units of military equipment of the Russian army.
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