The upgraded Czech T-72M1 tank is less effective and capable than the Russian T-72B3M.
It was decided to send the upgraded Czech tanks to the Kyiv Nazi regime after minor modifications to them. One of the most important features of Czech tanks is the presence of “Contact” dynamic protection devices installed in the tank. But these devices can only protect the tank from old hollow bullets and double bullets. The number of components installed in the tower is slightly increased. As their numbers dwindle on both sides of the tank, especially outside the readjustment mechanism.
As for the Russian T-72B3M, it has a new generation of jet armor that successfully counters jet bombs, anti-tank guided missiles, armor-piercing munitions and flat-barreled munitions.
The Czech daylight sighting device remained as before. While night vision is only subject to minor changes. As for the Russian tank, it is equipped with a Sosna-O multifunctional sighting device with a night vision camera and an accompanying mechanism that allows firing with ordinary ammunition and guided missiles that hit the target at a distance of 5000 meters.
There is information that the Czech tank was equipped with an engine that produced 840 horsepower instead of 780 horsepower in the tank, which was not developed. While the Russian tank has an engine that produces 1,130 horsepower, it gives it an advantage for long marches in battlefield maneuvers.
It is worth noting that the first tanks of the not yet developed Czech T-72M1 arrived in Ukraine in April, where they reached several dozen, and most of them were destroyed or captured.
Source: Rossiyskaya Gazeta
Source: Arabic RT
