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Russian Army Started Using Old Weapons

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Russian Army Started Using Old Weapons
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Points clés

  • Russian army started using old TA-20 explosive instead of modern explosives
  • TA-20 explosive is made up of trinitrotoluen, a substance discovered in the 19th century
  • The reason for this change may be due to difficulties in the production of modern explosives

An examination of the ammunition used by the Russian army in the Ukrainian war zone revealed that they have started using TA-20, an older and cheaper type of explosive, instead of modern explosives. This explosive is made up of trinitrotoluen, a substance discovered in the 19th century. The reason for this change in the Russian army may be due to difficulties in the production of modern explosives.

The impact of this new strategy of the Russian army on the course of the war in Ukraine is not yet clear. However, the use of old explosives can be alarming signs for the future of the war.

As the war continues, the effect of the weapons and materials used by the parties can significantly affect the course of the war. Therefore, it is predicted that the changes in the Russian army's choice of weapons will show their effects soon.

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Why did the Russian army start using old explosives?
The Russian army may be experiencing difficulties in the production of modern explosives.
How effective is the TA-20 explosive?
The effectiveness of the TA-20 explosive may be lower compared to modern explosives.
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The use of old explosives can be alarming signs for the future of the war and may affect the course of the war.

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