Sweden’s Secret Weapon Obliterates Russian Tanks!

Описание: The war in Ukraine has shown the brutal effectiveness of Sweden’s BONUS artillery shell, a smart top-attack weapon co-developed with France that is destroying Russian tanks at an alarming rate. Designed to fire from NATO-standard 155 mm howitzers like ARCHER, CAESAR, PzH 2000, and Krab, the BONUS shell deploys two autonomous submunitions that identify and strike armored vehicles from above, where tanks are weakest.

In this video, you’ll discover:
• How the BONUS shell works with infrared sensors and explosively formed penetrators to kill tanks
• Why Ukraine’s integration of drones and BONUS rounds has turned battlefields into tank graveyards
• How Sweden has supplied ARCHER howitzers and spare barrels to keep Ukraine’s artillery firing
• France’s role in supplying CAESAR systems and sustaining 155 mm smart ammunition
• How BONUS bypasses Russian countermeasures such as smoke screens, camouflage, and roof cages
• Why active protection systems like Arena-M struggle against fast, small submunitions
• How Ukraine’s artillery kill-chains combine drones, radar, and precision shells for devastating results
• The impact on Russian armor, including heavy losses of T-72, T-80, and T-90M tanks
• How European industry is scaling up smart shell production to keep pace with the war

Sweden’s BONUS shell is not just a weapon, it is a strategic game changer. By forcing Russian tanks into hiding and punishing armored columns, BONUS is reshaping modern warfare and showing the future of artillery: drones plus precision munitions, networked for maximum effect.

If you want to understand how modern artillery, smart munitions, and European defense cooperation are transforming the Ukraine war, this breakdown explains why Sweden’s BONUS shell has become the nightmare of Russian tank crews.

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