“Dismantled… For Spare Parts.”: Russians Attack with Their Best Tanks and Worst War Bikes — and Run into Heavily Armed Ukrainian Paratroopers
Recent reports have emerged of Russian forces engaging Ukrainian paratroopers in a surprising and disheartening turn of events in Ukraine. Despite deploying their premier tanks, Russia’s Eastern Military District failed to make progress against Ukrainian special forces, despite being significantly outgunned in the opening rounds of the operation.
According to sources within the Ukrainian National Guard, a group of soldiers from the Ukrainian Special Operations Task Force were operating in the war-torn eastern Ukraine when a Russian T-72B main battle tank suddenly emerged from nowhere, intent on taking cover behind a nearby wall. The incident occurred early this morning, but details only came to light just hours later when a photographer managed to sneak past an area already pockmarked with crater-ridden street and snapped images of the aftermath before being pursued and forced back to Ukrainian territory.
The operation, described by Ukrainian war veterans as an “unacceptable” overmatch, saw nearly a dozen tanks, T-80’s and T-55’s among others, accompanied by a handful of armoured personnel vehicles hastily assembled using mismatched civilian vehicles (clearly of war bike grade material) launched a concerted push against the position held by Ukraine’s elite spetsnaz troopers stationed in eastern Ukraine.
The mismatched forces are said to include a single V-750 “NIGHT HUNTER” war bike and other assorted surplus vehicles scavenged from recent battles or other areas which were apparently beyond repair…