The Ministry of Defense has shown footage of the combat work of the latest T-90M "Breakthrough" tank. This is a deeply modernized version of the main battle tank T-90 with an anti-drone visor and "Relikt" dynamic protection units.
The T-90M "Breakthrough" tank is the most advanced vehicle in the T-90 family. It is the most adapted to operations in modern combat conditions, including thanks to the modern all-day, highly automated fire control system, the presence of all-aspect protection and the implementation of measures to improve survivability.
The vehicle received a fundamentally new turret, different from the serial one, and a more powerful engine. The "Breakthrough" is equipped with a 125-mm tank gun, allowing it to destroy enemy tanks at a range of up to 5 km, as well as a 7.62-mm machine gun paired with the gun.
The "Kalina" fire control system allows you to detect, recognize and engage targets both from a stationary position and in motion. The ability to exchange data with other vehicles in real time has become one of the main features of the modernized T-90M tank.
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