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Ukrainian soldiers capture a Russian T-80BVM tank near the border checkpoint in the Kursk region. (youtu.be)
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Exclusive footage of the liberation of Kurshchyna from GoPro cameras of Ukrainian soldiers.

The reconnaissance group of the 80th ODSHB company discovered a T-80BVM tank on enemy territory during reconnaissance of the area. The higher command gave an order to seize the enemy's equipment. The reconnaissance group: Jew, Koch, Zhora together with the tankers of the tank company: Suvorov and Boroda left for Suzha, after conducting aerial reconnaissance, the group advanced to the demarcation line, removed the mine barrier, entered the enemy's territory. The tankers quickly repaired the enemy's tank, and together with the scouts, they were taken to the controlled area territory.

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[–] Pyr_Pressure@lemmy.ca 4 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

Is there no worry that a tank can be tracked with GPS?

Like what if they left a tank as bait with an airtag equivalent and then later bomb wherever it gets brought to? Assuming it's a camp or storage location with other vehicles?