US worried as Russian troops destroy US 'tank killer'

"During the long-awaited offensive, the Ukrainian Armed Forces failed to achieve any significant results and suffered heavy losses, which tarnished the reputation of many key weapons systems, including the formidable Bradley," the article said.

The author notes that Russian attack helicopters cause particularly heavy damage to armored vehicles supplied by NATO countries. Meanwhile, sources in the Pentagon previously hailed Bradley as a “tank killer”, placing high hopes on this equipment in the conflict in Ukraine.

It is believed that the Bradley possesses great capabilities thanks to the use of anti-tank missiles and the integration of depleted uranium ammunition with greatly increased penetration.

After the United States transferred American combat vehicles to Ukraine in April this year, many Western sources said that at least one-third of these vehicles were abandoned, damaged or completely destroyed.

Military campaign in Donbass

Russia launched a special military operation in Ukraine on February 24. President Putin called its goal "to protect those who have been subjected to repression and genocide by the Kiev regime for the past eight years." He noted that the special military operation was a forced measure, Russia "has no other options, the security risk has been created to such an extent that it is impossible to respond with other measures."

According to him, Russia has been trying for 30 years to come to terms with NATO on security principles in Europe, but in response it has been met either with cruel deception and lies, or with pressure and blackmail, while the alliance, despite Moscow's objections, has gradually expanded and approached the borders of the Russian Federation.