I thought about the skot, but I don't think it is.
The four front wheels are not spaced from the four rear wheels by this kind of block.
OK guys, I slowed it down and added some comments. It's a big file so I hope it doesn't jack things up. Looks like a T-72.
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Yeah, jets are just going to get Assad a lot of international condemnation and probably the West helping out the opposition more. Wouldn't be a very wise move, but once the FSA or someone brings down a helicopter with all the technicals they have, he'll more than likely make that progression to jets. A month ago it was very rare that you saw the Syrian Army using helicopter's, now they're used daily all over Syria. Only seen the Syrian's use Mi-24's once or twice hunting in packs. There's really no point in using them now, the Mi-8's have rockets and door gunner's and carry more troops.
That was one of the most violent explosions I have seen.
Looks to me like it still fired a shot after being hit, not?
Personally I only see room for 5 big wheels, so it would be an upgraded T-55/T-62, the syrians have plenty of those.
The other question is what hit it? That doesn't really look like a rocket hit either, more like he drove onto something...
To be honest the video is so crappy that it could be Santa Claus firing his mighty d!cklaser on a Panzer Tiger II we couldn't see the difference.
Assad has been training the Syrian Army for 10 years to fight an asymmetric war with Israel, now those army defectors are using that same training to bite him in the ass.
They've inflicted something like 4,000-5,000 KIA's on the Syrian Armed Forces since the uprising began, which is rather impressive if one considers out outgunned they are. The Libyan rebels had far more access to tanks and artillery.
It's definitely a T-72 with the turret facing backwards