Russians have finished off their own T-90M “Proryv” with a “Lance” and are passing it off as a Slovenian M-55S (video)

The invaders hit their tank with a Lancet because they probably could not pull it out of the battlefield, but later decided to turn their T-90M into a Slovenian M-55S

Russian propagandists on one of their Telegram channels posted a video with footage of the “Osman Army Special Forces and the 810th Marine Brigade” allegedly shooting down a Slovenian M-55S tank with the Lancet barrage munition.

However, if you look closely at the vehicle in the video, you can recognize a Russian T-90M Proryv tank by its typical turret space.

Moreover, this very tank can be seen in one of the videos of the assault on the village of Robotyno by our military, which was published on social media – it clearly shows the same T-90M that the racists decided to pass off as a “damaged Slovenian M-55S.”

The same T-90M that the occupiers pass off as M-55S

Why the Russians decided to pass off their T-90M as an M-55S is actually a rhetorical question, as this is not the first time the occupiers have passed off their damaged equipment as our vehicles.

But at the same time, the fact that the occupiers decided to finish off the abandoned tank with barrage ammunition is no longer a cause for jokes, because it is actually a rather logical decision if, for example, the enemy realizes that the evacuation option is definitely out of the question.

In any case, this Russian T-90M is being added to the statistics of vehicles lost by the racists – according to the Oryx portal, at least 33 Russian T-90Ms have been destroyed since February 2022.

At the same time, it is worth mentioning here that in a recent episode, our military destroyed three Russian T-90M tanks at once, in which the occupiers tried to break through the Ukrainian defense near Bakhmut.

Source defence-ua
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