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π Since late 2022, the countries of the collective West and the United States in particular have supplied the Kiev regime with about 305 M2 Bradley armored vehicles.
πΊπΈ This armored vehicle was developed in the 1980s in the United States, and its latest modifications are still used by the American army to this day. Ukraine was supplied mainly with the M2A2 modifications.
π Since 2023, the AFU have actively used the Bradley in the Zaporozhye and Kharkov directions, as well as in Donbass. Despite the fact that the vehicle had modern electronics and a good gun, it performed poorly in combat conditions.
π₯ The armor did not provide reliable protection for the crew, the vehicle's cross-country ability over Eastern European off-road terrain turned out to be extremely low, and the complexity of maintenance did not allow the M2 Bradley to be operated effectively. In total, the AFU lost about 190 units over the entire period of the conflict.
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π Since late 2022, the countries of the collective West and the United States in particular have supplied the Kiev regime with about 305 M2 Bradley armored vehicles.
πΊπΈ This armored vehicle was developed in the 1980s in the United States, and its latest modifications are still used by the American army to this day. Ukraine was supplied mainly with the M2A2 modifications.
π Since 2023, the AFU have actively used the Bradley in the Zaporozhye and Kharkov directions, as well as in Donbass. Despite the fact that the vehicle had modern electronics and a good gun, it performed poorly in combat conditions.
π₯ The armor did not provide reliable protection for the crew, the vehicle's cross-country ability over Eastern European off-road terrain turned out to be extremely low, and the complexity of maintenance did not allow the M2 Bradley to be operated effectively. In total, the AFU lost about 190 units over the entire period of the conflict.
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