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Ukraine’s explosives-laden drones are barreling into Russian troops perched atop their vehicles, blowing off heads and limbs and sending burning bodies flying.

Ukraines 150th, 151st, 152nd, 153rd and 154th Mechanized Brigades represent a significant force. But they may end up riding in thinly-armored vehicles.

Both sides in Russia’s 22-month wider war on Ukraine have lost a lot of infantry fighting vehicles. Both are scrambling to make good some of those losses.

The BMP-1-ZU-23 is imbalanced. But as mobile firepower, it could help to meet the Russian army’s urgent need for assault-support and air-defense against drones.

Beggars can’t be choosers. And when it comes to BMPs, the Russians have been begging for a while now.

The BMP rolled across a field without triggering any mines, then ran afoul of an anti-tank ditch that was slightly too wide for the vehicle to cross.

BMP-1 losses have spiked in part because there are more BMP-1s for the Russians to lose. But the old IFV’s vulnerability to mines, drones and artillery is a factor, too.

Infantry Fighting Vehicles dont last long in Ukraine. But, unlike BMP-1s or even Western M113s, Americas donated M2A2 Bradleys keep crews alive to fight another day.

Government grants permit to Czech Republic to send nearly 60 infantry fighting vehicles, which were previously owned by Germany, to Ukraine - Anadolu Agency