https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidaxe/2023/10/21/the-btr-82a-massacre-how-russian-regiments-lost-13-of-the-wheeled-vehicles-in-a-single-day/
In 2009, the Arzamas Machine-Building Plant in Arzamas, in Nizhny Novgorod Oblast 250 miles east of Moscow, revealed a new variant of the BTR-82 armored personnel carrier. The BTR-82A—a 17-ton, eight-wheel APC with a stabilized 7.62-millimeter machine gun and extra Kevlar armor—was meant for export. But in 2013, the Russian defense ministry ordered the vehicle

BTR-82A Massacre: Russian Regiments Lost 13 Of The Vehicles In On Day
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