Rob Lee

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Rob Lee @RALee85

Indeed, tanks were critical to Azerbaijan's success in penetrating Armenian defenses. It is no coincidence that Azerbaijan made its breakthrough in the south where the terrain was flatter and Azerbaijan could maximize its advantage in armor. 20/ https://t.co/wurOuP7VR4 — PolitiTweet.org

TB2 video from the Azerbaijani MoD of what they claim are Armenian SOF retreating in the face of Azerbaijani tanks… https://t.co/0SxVN6VOTS

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Rob Lee @RALee85

Tanks weren't Armenia's problem, its lack of air defenses to counter TB2 UCAVs was. People blamed the wrong system. Once Armenia lost those tanks or couldn't use them, Azerbaijan had success because Armenia couldn't reinforce its defenses with armor. 19/ https://t.co/TBzb4Xwzq7 — PolitiTweet.org

Two more Armenian T-72 tanks struck by TB2 UCAVs. One of the advantages of TB2 UCAVs with MAM-L munitions compared… https://t.co/tFY4zCDueO

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No, this war does not show that tanks are obsolete, it shows that they need to be employed with proper support in a combined arms operation, which is part of US/NATO doctrine. It is true that Russia invaded with too many tanks, but tanks were still important in OIF 1. 21/ — PolitiTweet.org

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