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A Russian T-72B3M with a more traditional fixed cage armor, that only allows limited movement of the turret but with the fatal weakness of the turret-hull join covered.

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I will say this… whatever Russian put that together seems like they give half a crap.

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Lord Rathbone1 год назад

It's just an upgraded T-72B not a T-72B3M

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