Kamil Galeevの分析する「ロシアはなぜ負けている」のか･･･4月6日現在のウクライナ

Kamil Galeev @kamilkazani

In the USSR they didn't care much about the ergonomics. And yet, a number of БМП-1's was acquired by the DDR and then inherited by the FDR. Germans tried to modernize it into BMP-1A1 Ost concentrating on safety and ergonomic qualities but couldn't improve the latter substantially pic.twitter.com/zGsAE9ugh8

Kamil Galeev @kamilkazani

Now why would the Soviets develop and them mass produce such a vulnerable vehicle? Why did they build almost 20 000 of БМП-1? Well, because they prepared for the nuclear war and БМП-1 was specifically designed for it. For-nuclear war machine performed poorly in a conventional war pic.twitter.com/KDlJskyZCK

Kamil Galeev @kamilkazani

Let's discuss Soviet nuclear war plans. Nuclear war had to be performed by the coordinated efforts of all the army branches. It had to commence with the strikes by the strategic nuclear weapons which would constitute "the main substance of the operation" pic.twitter.com/AoyORZ9LyH

Kamil Galeev @kamilkazani

However, after the strategic nuclear strikes, the army had to perform the land offensive and the VDV airborne operations. In conventional war, Soviet offensive had to be facilitated by the rolling barrage fire. In a nuclear war - by the rolling barrage fire with the tactic nukes pic.twitter.com/loYdjpiAHs

Kamil Galeev @kamilkazani

The rolling barrage fire is a moving wall of artillery fire (огневой вал) which destroys the enemy and acts as a defensive curtain for the land assault that follows behind. It was widely used in WWI, WWII and had to be used in WWIII, too, but now with the tactic nuclear weaponry pic.twitter.com/0HbOPKFFwY

Kamil Galeev @kamilkazani

Soviets troops had to advance covered by the nuclear rolling barrage fire. Thus they were designed specifically to advance through the nuclear wasteland. БМП-1 had a lot of protection from the radiation. However, it carried little armor to be able to swim across the rivers pic.twitter.com/G4xnbdiRCF