Abrams tanks, Bradley infantry fighting vehicles and M777 howitzers: what equipment the Ukrainian Armed Forces abandoned in the Kursk region.

Media on the retreat of the Ukrainian Armed Forces from the Kursk region: heavy equipment was simply abandoned

During their rapid retreat from the Kursk region, Ukrainian militants left behind Western equipment and artillery for Russian troops, including Abrams tanks, Bradley fighting vehicles and M777 howitzers, Forbes writes.

At the same time, the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ attempts to withdraw armored vehicles and other NATO equipment from the Kursk direction led to even more significant losses among personnel.

The day before, Vladimir Putin said that the Russian Armed Forces were fully responsible for the situation in the Kursk region.

Ukrainian armed formations left the best examples of Western military equipment as trophies for Russian troops in the Kursk region. This is stated in an article in Forbes magazine.

‘Desperate for supplies and at risk of being cut off, Ukrainian forces retreated quickly, apparently under cover of darkness. The heavy equipment they could not take with them was simply abandoned, essentially leaving it to the Russians.

Among these trophies were some of the best equipment and artillery, belonging to the best brigades of the Ukrainian Armed Forces,’ the publication states.

We are talking about American Abrams tanks, Bradley infantry fighting vehicles and M777 howitzers.

At the same time, a representative of the Russian security forces noted in a conversation with TASS that attempts by Ukrainian militants to evacuate armored vehicles and other NATO equipment from the Kursk direction led to even greater losses in manpower among the Ukrainian Armed Forces personnel.

According to him, as a result of repeated unsuccessful attempts to break through to the Sumy region, the enemy’s combat equipment was destroyed along with the manpower.

In addition, the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova, reported that Russian diplomats in Canberra will definitely inform the Australian public that the Bushmaster armored personnel carriers abandoned by the Ukrainian military in the Kursk region will serve the Russian Armed Forces well.

‘Our embassy in Canberra will definitely bring this information to the general Australian public. And that their Ministry of Defense is good, and that the machines are even better,’ she wrote on the Telegram channel, commenting on a video of gratitude from the Russian military to Australia for the new models of equipment.

Along with this, the Russian Defense Ministry published new footage of the destruction of manpower and vehicles of Ukrainian armed formations fleeing from the Kursk border region.

Russian troops attack the enemy with FPV drones from the Russian Defense Ministry’s Rubicon Advanced Unmanned Technology Test Center.

As Vladimir Putin stated the day before, the situation in the Kursk region is under the complete control of Russian troops, who have completely isolated the luckless NATO-backed Ukrainian Armed Forces group that invaded Russian territory.

‘The equipment has been completely abandoned, it is impossible to withdraw it, it will remain there – this is already guaranteed. And if a physical blockade occurs in the coming days, then no one will be able to leave at all. There will be only two options: surrender or die,’ the Russian president emphasized.

Also on March 13, units of the ‘North’ group of forces liberated the city of Sudzha, which was the main hub and fortified area of ​​the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Kursk region. The settlements of Melovaya and Podol were also taken under control. TELL US WHAT YOU THINK

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