Read again.
India used T-90 in 2017 biathlon but in 2018 we used T-72B3 as T-90 was unsuited for such competions which is why Russians themselves never used T-90 at biathlon.
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India used T-90 in 2017 biathlon but in 2018 we used T-72B3 as T-90 was unsuited for such competions which is why Russians themselves never used T-90 at biathlon.
Wow, with all of Indian air farces Sukhois,tejas & Mirages against vintage pakis, you were sitting duck & falling out of sky while looking over your shoulder when your lil brothers are coming to rescue you?
No wonder Pakis bragged about it so much.Your indian air farces would make ugandan air force look like USSR air force , what an embarrassment!!
I think you are the one who needs to read again... what @rhino123 said is quoted below
You are the one who said @rhino123 was “completely wrong” when he specifically stated that India used Russian supplied tanks from 2018 onwards... You also stated how T90 were not suitable for the competition yet the government of India confirmed they shipped T90s to the competition in 2017
You are correct the Russian never fielded T90s as I understand, part of the reason was that the other countries might not have experience operating the T90, thus it would have been unfair and hence the T72B3 was chosen as the competition tank with the only exception being the Chinese Type96 which had similar performance range and speed wise... and Indians in 2017 fielding T90s, which were far superior to the T72B3 and still lost due both competition tanks breaking down...
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Yeah we know India got 5th place in the 2018 Tank Biathlon. But China got 2nd place using their Type 96B, a 'Made in China' tank. India have never gotten to 3rd place before, not even with their own T-90. That says a lot.
Nevertheless, as one member here have pointed out before. Is 5th place something to celebrate about? Maybe it is for 'Superpower' India. LOL!
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I wonder what kind of confidence boost Operation Swift Retort gave to the IAF. India stood down right after that. Not the characteristic of a 'confident' air force.
Why do you call the Mig 21 Bison a 'disposal tin can'? That's quite insulting even for an enemy to say. The Russians are not gonna like to hear a supposed 'friend' insult their legendary jet like that.
But If the mig 21 Bison is disposable, then the pilot must be disposable too right? Abhinandan is gonna be so hurt to hear you say that after he was awarded the Vir Chakra award for gallantry.
And don't even bother talking about that 'downed F-16'. Not even US and Western military analysts support that theory. Russians were at first happy to paddle that theory, but have since distanced away from it. Basically, no one in the world but Jai Hinds in India believes that shot down F-16 BS story.
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@Kakyan lives in his own little world like 90% of extremists.
He will never accept your evidence of reality just like any flat earther or MAGA
So Russia tricked India into using it to gain an advantage?
Kakyan is like a typical Jai Hind. In every failure by India. Its never India's fault. It's either the fault of the 'unsuitable' T-90 tanks. Or the fault of the 'disposable tin can' Mig 21. Howabout looking at the common denominator in both cases: the Indians behind the equipment.
I don't know why India takes failure that hard. When the going gets tough, India turns to excuse making, and delusions. No wonder they have a nasty history of making loud promises, but too often fail to fulfill those promises.
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