MorozovKMDB photo.
The latest T-84, the BM Oplot. Although it has a large exhaust port that would indicate a turbine engine, it actually has a complicated turbo-supercharged 6-cylinder ‘double-stroke’ piston (meaning each cylinder actually has two pistons) engine.
MorozovKMDB photo.
MorozovKMDB photo.
MorozovKMDB photo.
This tank is called by several names, it was developed for militaries that use the NATO 120mm ammo originally developed for the 120mm Reinmetall gun. It is known as Yatagan, KERN2-120, or T-84-120.
MorozovKMDB photo.
MorozovKMDB photo.
This MorozovKMDB promo video is called Oplot, but it shows the T-84 and the Yatagan. The visual difference is that the Yatagan’s turret extends over the engine deck:
Ukrainian Ministry of Defence video from 2014 showing Oplot and Bulat:
Photo via MorozovKMDB.
T-80UD.
Photo via MorozovKMDB.
Photo via MorozovKMDB.
Self-entrenching tool in use.
Photo via MorozovKMDB.
The upgraded/up-armored T-64 known as BM Bulat, looks very much like the T-80UD. The visual give-aways are the position of the smoke grenade launchers, and the type of roadwheels .
Photo via MorozovKMDB.
Canadian Forces photo by Aviator Stéphanie Labossière.
T-64B at the International Peacekeeping and Security Center, Ukraine, 11APR2019.
Canadian Forces photo by Aviator Stéphanie Labossière.
Canadian Forces photo.
An old T-64, International Peacekeeping and Security Center, Ukraine, 07DEC2018.
Canadian Forces photo.
T-80BV at the International Peacekeeping and Security Center, Ukraine, during Canadian sponsored Operation Unifier, 29NOV2018.
Canadian Forces photo.
Canadian Forces photo.
Canadian Forces photo.
Canadian Forces photo.
Ukraine’s 36th Naval Infantry Battalion Tactical Group conduct a night-shoot, 25OCT2018.
U.S. Army (USA) Photo by Kevin S. Abel.
T-84s at the Strong Europe Tank Challenge at the Grafenwoehr Training Area, Germany, May-June 2018.
USA photo by Markus Rauchenberger, 06JUN2018.
USA photo by Kevin S. Abel.
Size comparison, T-84 versus Leopard 2A6.
USA photo by Markus Rauchenberger, 06JUN2018.
USA video by Christian Marquardt, Ukraine’s T-84 joins NATO tanks from Austria, France, Germany, Poland, Sweden, United Kingdom, United States, in a shoot-out. It is hard to see because of the smoke, but the T-84 is the small one:
USA video by Kevin S. Abel, new track pad installation on T-84:
New York Army National Guard (ANG) photo by First Lieutenant Derrick Garner.
March 2018, T-64BV at the Yavoriv Combat Training Center.
New York ANG photo by First Lieutenant Derrick Garner.
New York ANG video, I had to edit out the extremely boring narration (no audio), and edit just to show the T-64BV:
USA photo by Specialist Javon Spence.
Leclerc versus T-64BV at Strong Europe Tank Challenge, May 2017. The USA photographer incorrectly identified this T-64BV as a T-64BM (Bulat upgrade).
Ukrainian Defence Ministry video about the evolution of the T-64:
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