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  1. I’m curious about the official loses of Israeli armored vehicles. The Merkava, and Namer are both very hardy and robust platforms that can survive hits but there have been a few FPV and ATGM strikes that be seriously damaged and or knocked out Merkavas/Namers.

  2. FrofesionalRetard on

    How? Last image was about hitting the cope cage..
    What was the charge?
    Also – I have no idea where Merkavas have their ammunition and I’m not going to google it.

    Still kinda fishy, judging from the video.

  3. “It’s clearly Spike in action and the tank is totally okay and impenetrable” /s

  4. StrawberryGreat7463 on

    Has there been an uptick in drone strikes recently?
    Looks like somebody got a donation of fiber optic drones…

  5. Fire towards the back of the turrets, probably ammo storage going off through the blowout panels. If they did not have the bunker doors open in that moment, the crew is probably fine. And the tank can still roll back to base.

  6. Tullzterrr on

    Blowout panels or ammo cookout? Seems like the latter but i’m mo expert

  7. Royal-Sir-8165 on

    I’m surprised the tank caught fire; the drone clearly struck the protective steel cage, and the jet of molten metal must have travelled at least two metres from there to the tank’s armour.

  8. ComprehensiveLaw1012 on

    There’s literally no chance a drone hitting the cage is going to penetrate the armor. Something else is burning off.

  9. Fluid_Ad_5015 on

    They are getting better at this.. a video bascially everyday or so. The longer the war goes on there, the more damage to the attacking forces current operations. Just like in Ukraine. FPV Fibre drones also getting increased range.

    I remember when the so-called SMO started in Ukraine. It was tanks and APCs getting blown up and now it’s mainly Infantry.

  10. AmphibiousAce on

    Tank is fine lol, this looks like fuel burning versus what we know happens to Russian tanks

  11. chuva_de_inverno on

    And once again… Israel goes to war against Hezbollah, allowing them to gain more combat experience and upgrade to new weapons.

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