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The Turtle Tank Destroyers (Also nicknamed Turtle Tanks, Orc Tanks, Trash Tanks, or Mobik Bunkers), are a variant of the Russian T-72 and T-90 tanks, sacrificing mobility and speed for extra armor protection and electronic warfare capability. They are intended to survive damage whilst crossing trench lines, being capable of taking hits from older Russian tanks or smaller western vehicles like the Bradley without issue, and more capable of defense against modern Western tanks(who's speed advantage is minimal on the defense. The primary advantage, however, seems to be the additional topside armor and EW capability, rendering them almost impervious to unmanned drones. Some varients include demining versions that were seen on May 6, 2024.[1]
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- ^ "First spotting of the turtle tank with a demining upgrade". May 6, 2024.