What's the easiest way to disable a Russian tank?

[My Wife Hates CIV]

#1 aim at it - with any weapon (Javelin's do work well)
#2 give the keys to a Russian. They will add sand to the gas.
#3 do nothing - they are rust buckets. No need to do anything.
#4 add a russian tank crew (kinda like #2)
#5 start the engine (might be hard when considering #2, #3 and #4).
#6 let Putin run the war plan.
#7 send in the Ukraine army
#8 add a bridge/river
#9 shoot the russian soldiers pushing it.

[Serb]

No Russian Armata tank has been disabled yet at Ukraine.
And that is not because there are no any, but because it is the best tank in the World.

[Serb]

[My Wife Hates CIV]

russia only has about 20 of them.

[My Wife Hates CIV]

but! and this is true. they come with a toilet for the crew. no ****! ha. so when they see that javelin on the way....

[Serb]

russia only has about 20 of them.

Your information goes directly from Putin?

They have been tested in Syria already.
And you have lost at Syria, period!

[Serb]

but! and this is true. they come with a toilet for the crew. no ****! ha. so when they see that javelin on the way....

You mean this sh!t?

[My Wife Hates CIV]

yes they were in Syria - 4 of them. three T-14s were hit from TOW-2B anti-tank system, two were disabled and one Armata was completely destroyed

[Serb]

[Serb]

Good one!

[My Wife Hates CIV]

and!!! in Syria, who or what was it suppose to fight? Militants on pickup trucks or machine-gunners in foxholes? lets see it go up against the latest M1A1.

[Serb]

Comissioned in 1985?


A good fkn luck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[My Wife Hates CIV]

battle of 73 easting - The entire battle had lasted just 23 minutes. 2nd Squadron had managed to destroy around fifty tanks (russian tanks at that), forty trucks, and twenty-five armored personnel carriers without taking any losses. The only noticeable damage caused by the enemy was to an M1A1 Abrams that had driven over a mine.

nine M1A1 Abrams tanks and about 13 Bradley fighting vehicles.

nice.

[My Wife Hates CIV]

M1A2C Abrams

[Serb]

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