Forbes: What happens when you lose 20,000 armored vehicles? Russia straps anti-drone screens to 75-year-old Stalin trucks
In a startling development highlighting Russia’s growing equipment shortage, Forbes reports that vehicles dating back to the early 1950s now appear in combat zones along the Ukrainian front.
The GAZ-69—an off-road vehicle first manufactured in 1952—has been spotted in active combat areas, with at least one modified with anti-drone screens.
/2. More 75-year-old GAZ-69 in Russian service. pic.twitter.com/bkwMKuUjMf— Special Kherson Cat 
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