>>65237446 >>65237457 if you don't understand old frontline vehicles(T-62/M113) being used for it's main purpose AND IFV BEING USED FOR AA DUTY then I don't know what you're doing here
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Anonymous06/14/26(Sun)21:23:49
>>65237457 >piss poor small ex-soviet state uses whatever they can get their hands on >MUH ROSSIYA STRONK BEST ARMY IN WORLD #1 reduced to using BMP-2s as makeshift AA
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Anonymous06/14/26(Sun)21:24:00
>>65237519 >T-62 showing up on the frontline is infinitely more embarrassing then a M113 literally has nothing to do with subject of BMP-2 being repurposed for AA
>>65237493 It's called the "Skif" and is being made by UkrArmoTech. It's quite literally a descendant of the M113 and was going through factory trials back in April so I'm not sure where it stands as of right now. Here's an article that talks about it: https://www.twz.com/land/ukraines-m113-inspired-armored-personnel-carrier-in-testing
>>65237554 Back in november 2025, this is what Jompy was speculating
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Anonymous06/14/26(Sun)21:56:52
>>65237592 >MT-LBs extinct >T-62s extinct >BMPs about to be extinct
;_;
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Anonymous06/14/26(Sun)21:57:03
>>65237592 Its roughly 2.3k hulls that are remaining with roughly half of those basically being scrap metal tier
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Anonymous06/14/26(Sun)22:13:26
>>65237608 Eh, there's still roughly 1.1k T-62/64 hulls remaining and the remaining T-72 hulls are about half of that number. But who knows how many of those hulls are actually usable. That being said: >T-54/55s extinct >T-80s extinct >T-62/64 endangered, but effectively extinct after the war ends >T-72s endangered >T-90s endangered >BMPs endangered >BTRs endangered >MT-LBs endangered if not extinct
>>65237398(OP) They are the PANTSIR ELITE MADE TO SUBMIT NEVER COMPETE KEK DIVISION
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Anonymous06/14/26(Sun)22:38:43
>>65237398(OP) >Russians are deploying BMP-2 >YES BMP-2 >in Crimea to fight drones, Shit like this has ruined the war for me. A drone kills a BMP rolling around in Crimea. Those are the facts we know. But the Ukraine shills need to outshill the Russian shills so now its a BMP that was actually there to "fight drones" because lol embarrassing.
Bro's just take the W and skip the flamboyance. Its gay.
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Anonymous06/14/26(Sun)22:39:39
>>65237676 Oh? Do we have a new word filter for market researchers?
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Anonymous06/14/26(Sun)23:07:08
>>65237683 negro crimea is miles away from the frontlines. there's no good reason for a lone BMP-2 to be wandering around crimea, unless it was intended to be an ersatz anti-drone vehicle.
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Anonymous06/14/26(Sun)23:35:24
>>65237737 >there is no reason that a military vehicle could be driving around a military area.
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Anonymous06/14/26(Sun)23:48:54
>>65237782 It's as if a lone tiger one was rolling around rural austria in 1942
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Anonymous06/14/26(Sun)23:51:31
>>65237807 If at that time there is a Panzer Division in rural Austria, would that be weird?
>>65237398(OP) Technically the older BMP-2 does have anti aircraft capability on paper so it could in theory fight drones.
However the sight is a old school 1980's sight with no intergrated thermal sight, no laser rangefinder, no ballistics computer so no ability to lock on and autotrack, no automatic lead etc so it is gona have a rough time to even shoot down a drone if they even spot it. The sight is good enough if you have to defend yourself against attack helicopters and low flying aircraft that are using guns or dumb rockets. It will underperform against FPV drones.
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Anonymous06/15/26(Mon)05:07:47
>>65237398(OP) The most surprising thing about Russia deploying BMP-2s is that they still have some to deploy. As per Oryx Russia is confirmed to have lost somewhere north of 2.1k of them so far.
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Anonymous06/15/26(Mon)05:25:46
>>65237782 >>65237810 it's a tracked vehicle, you don't drive it around for no reason far behind your own lines, especially not on small dirt roads. there's no motor rifle division in crimea, the only unit is an airborne brigade. there's zero reason for there to be a BMP-2 roaming around crimea.
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Anonymous06/15/26(Mon)05:31:27
>>65238482 they made like 10k+ of the things, it's not gonna go extinct any time soon
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Anonymous06/15/26(Mon)05:42:22
>>65238522 between both the bmp 1 and 2 there was something like 40k of them produced. Though I don't know how many of those survived the post soviet era with regards to the international drawdown that had Russia scrap thousands of soviet made vehicles along with exports to Africa and the Middle East and just having the hulls rotting out in the open air in Siberia and the far east
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Anonymous06/15/26(Mon)05:48:09
Eh, sus. That's what technicals are for. Doesn't make sense to use about the best ifv's they have left.
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Anonymous06/15/26(Mon)05:48:46
>>65237446 T-62s? Anon, they've exhausted their supply of T-55 tanks in Ukraine, if they had any T-34s left, they would have been throwing those in too.
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Anonymous06/15/26(Mon)05:58:41
>>65237970 It's not like people haven't been using the word all the time for AD recently without any filter, unless it's just for capitals: Testing testing, cuck Cuck KEK
>>65237737 >there's no good reason By now, "good reason" can be understood as a missing element in a lot of decision making regarding Russian actions throughout (and prior to) the war. It's entirely possible some drugged up, drunk, senior citizen from the bumfuckiest corner of Russia decided "fuck it" and just went.
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Anonymous06/15/26(Mon)06:21:52
>>65237782 This nigga has never worked on a tracked vehicle.
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Anonymous06/15/26(Mon)06:23:31
>>65238595 >It's entirely possible some drugged up, drunk, senior citizen from the bumfuckiest corner of Russia decided "fuck it" and just went. no, there are two BMP-2 patrolling near one of the most important Crimean connection hubs to Kherson. Dismissing it as "muh random drunk" is probably most retarded thing I've heard today
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Anonymous06/15/26(Mon)07:07:51
They gamed it out in DCS where BMPs are more dangerous than Shilka's
>>65238688 >DCS and Warthunder indirectly killed thousands of Russians by convincing their rust buckets are actually much better than they are in reality
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Anonymous06/15/26(Mon)14:32:49
>>65238553 the bmp2s gun has a fast fire rate and high elevation. it was supposed to hit helicopters that might harass soviet armour. and if its capable of hitting helicopters it can possibly hit drones as well.
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Anonymous06/15/26(Mon)15:00:43
>NATO destroying rusty buckets 15 bucks worth using nano tech worth billions who's the loser here, huh