Vann7 wrote:TheGeorgian wrote:Werewolf wrote:
Read the pages before you fool.
Then B3. I've read it now you tool. Let's see if it's true or not. It's not like pro-Russian claims are any more valid and no dramatic denial proves, there's something on with that story. Russians neither denying nor confirming anything. So either way, separatists are getting all the stuff they need for a full out war.
Even if is a Russian tank.. and not a toy ,or photoshop.. there is nothing that indicates is a photo in Ukraine.. it could be Belarus or Any place in RUssia.. How do you know the place is Ukraine? The part that made it very doubtful
was the stupid chechen.. Russia will never give an expensive tank to a mercenary chechen even if they said he was going to help. If Russia was going to supply a T-72BM tank to Ukraine they will have given it to a Veteran soldier of the Russian armed forces. That chechen doesn't look like have the IQ to drive a tank.
And if that wasn't enough is claimed it was "abandoned". You don't abandon tanks in perfect conditions ,doesn't look like was disabled . If the tank was out of fuel ,they could have easily pulled it from another tank. I don't think Russia will give an expensive tank to a chechen and later leave it abandoned in Ukraine.
it could be real.. but so far looks like staged.. ie.. a fake.
Yes, yes, we all know true slavic genius Nobel Prize winning Russians are needed to drive T-72s. The Russian soul is needed to fuse with the Machine Spirit of this highly advanced and not made-for-retards to drive mass produced vehicle.
There have been plenty of T-64s abandoned by the Ukrainians in the fighting. If you think it is not possible for the separatists to do the same, you are high.