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вы безумно красивая,вы когда бридж прокололи вам больно было?и где кололи дома или в салоне?
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c T-90A features specific technical enhancements and an active deployment record that set it apart from earlier Soviet armored platforms. Technical Architecture The vehicle weighs 46.5 metric tons and is operated by a compact crew of three. It utilizes an automated carousel-style reloading system that removes the need for a dedicated human loader but leaves ammunition stored directly inside the main fighting compartment. Propulsion comes from a 1,000-horsepower V-92S2 V12 multi-fuel turbodiesel engine, enabling maximum road speeds between 60 and 65 km/h. Firepower relies on a upgraded 125mm 2A46M-5 smoothbore main gun capable of firing sub-caliber armor-piercing rounds, high-explosive fragmentation shells, and 9M119M Refleks laser-guided anti-tank missiles up to a range of 5,000 meters. For nighttime operations, versions manufactured after 2006 integrated a French-supplied Catherine-FC thermal imaging camera within the ESSA gunner's sight, correcting the poor night-vision capabilities found on basic T-90 variants. Protection Systems Defensively, the hull and the welded turret utilize a composite armor matrix overlaid with Kontakt-5 explosive reactive armor (ERA) blocks to degrade incoming kinetic penetrators and tandem-charge warheads. The most distinct feature is the Shtora-1 electro-optical active protection suite, which includes two prominent infrared dazzlers mounted alongside the main gun. These dazzlers, which look like glowing red eyes when active, emit infrared jamming signals to disrupt the tracking systems of wire-guided and semi-automatic anti-tank missiles. The system also includes laser warning receivers that automatically trigger smoke grenade discharges to obscure the tank if it gets targeted by a laser designator. Deployment and Vulnerabilities Historically, Russian forces first deployed early T-90 variants in the 1999 Dagestan conflict, while the specific T-90A variant saw extensive action during the Syrian Civil War starting in 2015 and the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Combat telemetry reveals that while its front arc offers high protection and its thermal optics perform well at long distances, the platform remains highly vulnerable to top-attack weapons, modern anti-tank missiles, and side or rear strikes. When the armor is fully penetrated, the unprotected ammunition stored in the internal hull carousel often triggers catastrophic secondary explosions, regularly destroying the vehicle and its crew instantly. #t90 #t90a
c T-90A features specific technical enhancements and an active deployment record that set it apart from earlier Soviet armored platforms. Technical Architecture The vehicle weighs 46.5 metric tons and is operated by a compact crew of three. It utilizes an automated carousel-style reloading system that removes the need for a dedicated human loader but leaves ammunition stored directly inside the main fighting compartment. Propulsion comes from a 1,000-horsepower V-92S2 V12 multi-fuel turbodiesel engine, enabling maximum road speeds between 60 and 65 km/h. Firepower relies on a upgraded 125mm 2A46M-5 smoothbore main gun capable of firing sub-caliber armor-piercing rounds, high-explosive fragmentation shells, and 9M119M Refleks laser-guided anti-tank missiles up to a range of 5,000 meters. For nighttime operations, versions manufactured after 2006 integrated a French-supplied Catherine-FC thermal imaging camera within the ESSA gunner's sight, correcting the poor night-vision capabilities found on basic T-90 variants. Protection Systems Defensively, the hull and the welded turret utilize a composite armor matrix overlaid with Kontakt-5 explosive reactive armor (ERA) blocks to degrade incoming kinetic penetrators and tandem-charge warheads. The most distinct feature is the Shtora-1 electro-optical active protection suite, which includes two prominent infrared dazzlers mounted alongside the main gun. These dazzlers, which look like glowing red eyes when active, emit infrared jamming signals to disrupt the tracking systems of wire-guided and semi-automatic anti-tank missiles. The system also includes laser warning receivers that automatically trigger smoke grenade discharges to obscure the tank if it gets targeted by a laser designator. Deployment and Vulnerabilities Historically, Russian forces first deployed early T-90 variants in the 1999 Dagestan conflict, while the specific T-90A variant saw extensive action during the Syrian Civil War starting in 2015 and the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Combat telemetry reveals that while its front arc offers high protection and its thermal optics perform well at long distances, the platform remains highly vulnerable to top-attack weapons, modern anti-tank missiles, and side or rear strikes. When the armor is fully penetrated, the unprotected ammunition stored in the internal hull carousel often triggers catastrophic secondary explosions, regularly destroying the vehicle and its crew instantly. #t90 #t90a

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