Chemezov announced the destruction of almost all Bradley APU due to low maneuverability

Almost all American Bradley infantry fighting vehicles of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) have been eliminated due to low cross-country capability. This was announced on June 10 by the head of Rostec, Sergey Chemezov.

"Bradleys have a serious weak point — traffic problems, which makes them unable to walk off‑road, through fields, get stuck in black soil and become an easy target due to their huge size. <...> Almost all Bradleys supplied to Ukraine have been destroyed today," he said in an interview with the magazine "The Scout."

The head of Rostec noted that against the background of this problem, improved protection of infantry fighting vehicles does not make sense. According to him, it is important to remember that infantry fighting vehicles are military equipment that involves fast speed, mobility, maneuverability and the ability to cross rivers by swimming. Chemezov stressed that Russian infantry fighting vehicles, unlike American ones, are capable of this.

Chemezov added that German Leopard tanks, as it turned out thanks to the study of captured specimens, do not have any features that the Russian military-industrial complex (MIC) should take note of.

On June 6, military expert, retired Colonel Anatoly Matviychuk announced the possibility of the United States stopping or significantly reducing military assistance to the Ukrainian army. He stressed that Kiev would most acutely feel the lack of intelligence.