Russia's 'Turtle Tanks' Raise Questions About Effectiveness in Ukraine Conflict

Despite their unconventional armor, questions remain about the tanks' mobility and vulnerability to drone attacks.

Russian 'turtle tanks' equipped with makeshift metal structures are being used near the front lines in Ukraine, raising doubts about their effectiveness.
The tanks, modified to resist drone attacks, struggle with mobility and turret functionality due to the added armor.
Recent footage shows these tanks operating under heavy fire, but their ability to return fire is severely limited.
Ukrainian forces have successfully targeted these modified tanks, exploiting their design flaws.
The adaptation of tanks with additional armor and electronic jammers indicates a shift in battlefield tactics amid intense drone warfare.