T-84 Oplot Tank Test Questions

The video tutorial explores the T-84 Oplot, a modern Russian tank used by the Ukrainian Army since 2009. It details a test conducted by Steven Bull and his team to assess the tank's destructive capabilities. The test involves firing fin-stabilized projectiles at a stone wall from 1,800 yards, with explosive gasoline drums set up behind the target. The tank successfully hits the target, demonstrating its precision and power. The aftermath shows the target in flames, highlighting the tank's effectiveness.

What is the T-84 Oplot known for?

• Being a non-combat vehicle

• Being a civilian vehicle

• Being part of the Ukrainian Army since 2009

• Being the oldest tank in the Russian arsenal

What type of rounds are used in the T-84 Oplot during the test?

• Single-part rounds

• Two-part rounds

• Non-explosive rounds

• Explosive rounds only

What is the distance from which the T-84 Oplot aims to hit the target?

• 1,000 yards

• 1,500 yards

• 1,800 yards

• 2,000 yards

What is set up behind the stone wall target during the test?

• Wooden crates

• Sandbags

• Explosive gasoline drums

• Water barrels

What indicates the power of the T-84 Oplot's weaponry after the test?

• The wreckage is still burning

• The target is untouched

• The target remains intact

• The target is slightly damaged

Why does the narrator avoid getting closer to the wreckage?

• It is too dark

• It is too cold

• It could be dangerous if it explodes

• It is too far away