Chinese tank vs Russian tank Meme

Not making fun for the Chinese. This is just for entertainment. I don’t mean to offence anyone. This vid is my first shitpost.
Music used - Cheeki Breeki and Chinese Mao Zedong propaganda song.
CHEEKI BREEKI!

[@jellyfish6278]

There got to be some broken bones in the Russian tank, no way that water dip didnt flung the gunner into the roof and back down to his seat.

[@Djspino1]

Gunner would send the entire turret flying.

[@zerq4558]

@@Djspino1 like a Javelin!

[@Djspino1]

@@zerq4558 yep, unless the tank carries ammunition in the carasol and not around the tank.

[@faizwez9554]

Where do I send my medical bill? I don't think I have eardrums anymore.

[@aamak9]

Here

[@pzrkstinger]

Just don’t call T-90 at 3 am

[@Djspino1]

The Russian devil

[@qinsan1282]

Its all laughs until they go in reverse

[@gon_a_i]

Remember order 227 comrade, no need for reverse

[@Djspino1]

Yes comrade

[@pzrkstinger]

Ah yes, very impressive! I am sure this will be quite OP at some local war on Eastern Plane Fields. I am sure these tanks can capture major capital in like three days max…

[@monolith1191]

The russian tank is training for the retreat from Bakhmut.

[@NickariusSN]

Great..Impressive! Now let's check your reverse speed

[@Cattleclysmic]

NATO tanks would leave any of these in dust despite being alot bigger

[@EnderMythical]

LMAO
nothing happened on 1989 Tian'men Square
The fall of the Soviet Union is not real
Have a nice day comrades

[@Djspino1]

Censorship in 1989 and Collapse in 1991.

[@kitchenersown]

*explodes*

[@Djspino1]

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[@stanislavavdalyan5071]

that speed helps alot on escaping from Ukrain now

[@Djspino1]

Lol

[@vigoedwinpandika1545]

0:05 💀🇷🇺

[@feecker]

Too bad they cant use the speed when a lot of their tanks are under supplied.

[@MikhailANKIR]

это нормально

[@-the_emperor-1660]

It is quite normal for modern tanks to be so fast. Any European power would leave that specific Chinese tank in the dust.
Ad BT5 would leave a fighter jet in dust.

[@videre8884]

Maybe the Chinese tank is just heavier than the Russian one......The Chinese tank's turret is probably a lot heavier than the T-72's turret, I think. I don't know what engine the Chinese tank has, but it might be a variation of the T-72 engine.

[@ytkomar1141]

ZTZ-99 family has vary little in common with T-72, their engine is obviously much different than that of soviet tanks.

[@irohnick]

the ZTZ-99 family is from the T-55, not the T-72

[@videre8884]

@@ytkomar1141 thx

[@videre8884]

@@irohnick The development of China's domestic third generation MBT was started in 1989, under China's eighth five-year plan. In the early 1990s China produced one of its second generation prototypes, the Type 90-II series. The Type 90-II was designed by studying the T-72 tank.[7] The chassis was to be based on the T-72's hull but with Chinese subsystems.[8] The Type 90-II had a 125mm smoothbore cannon with an autoloader, modular composite armor and a centered driver position.[7][9] While the Type 90-II series ultimately did not enter PLA service, it saw success as an export tank and was built under license in Pakistan as the Al-Khalid.[7][10][11]
The Type 98 or WZ-123 was China's domestic Type 90-II derivative.[7] It was first seen in rehearsals for the 1999 National Day parade and was officially revealed on 1 October 1999.[12][13][unreliable source?][14][15]
An improved version was shortly produced and was named the Type 98G or Type 99.[8]
An updated Type 99 model was officially introduced at the 2015 Victory Day Parade as the Type 99A.[16] This variant had previously been used by PLA troops during the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) military exercises in 2014.[17]

[@videre8884]

@@irohnick The ZTZ 99 was created when the Chinese had ´´studied´´ the T-72......so it's just another T-72 copy/variant.

[@pujirahman8116]

Why Chinese product so weak and broken

[@lucyding7375]

Because they are made in China 😂

[@recordno]

let's just say quality isn't their 1# priority

[@chimpinyord4895]

It probably has a limiter on

[@Dimo4ka.]

In the real battle, the russian tank got explosive and the chinese tank got broken at the start position.😆

[@Djspino1]

Earrape warning

[@futoshiplay4286]

what about war in ukraine? speed helped?