The Russian military campaign is trying to encircle Ukrainian defenders in the eastern Donbas region.
A platoon has been deployed in Ukraine, according to a Russian military source.
Russia is thought to have around nine armored vehicles, which are built on the T-72 tank. The official designation of the Terminator is BMKT, which means it is heavily armored and armed to defend tanks from ambush and attacks in urban settings.
Sky News spoke to a former British Army tank commander who said that the deployment of the Terminator around a city in the Luhansk region of the Donbas showed the determination of the Russian armed forces to assault that city.
The vehicle was a "signature Russian piece of equipment", according to Crump.
He said it was a tank support vehicle. The tank is designed to suppress enemy infantry.
The Times of London reported that the warriors have a top speed of 36mph and are equipped with four anti-tank missile launchers, two 30mm autocannons, two grenade launchers, and a machine gun.
Russian armored vehicles are in dire need of repair. In the course of three months of war, researchers have counted 671 lost tanks and hundreds of infantry fighting vehicles. Russian commanders have deployed anti-tank missiles without infantry or air support, and made errors that exposed them to fire, in addition to the proliferation of accurate anti-tank missiles.
Russia's inventory of BMPT is too small to defend most of its tanks.
The vehicle was designed after the experience of Russian forces in Afghanistan, according to the Russian state media outlet. The tank support combat vehicle is protected no worse than any other tank according to a senior executive at UVZ. Its multiple weapon systems can hit several targets in different directions at the same time.
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