Well, howdy there internet people, let's be again.

So today we are going to talk about Western equipment

that has fallen into opposition hands in Ukraine and whether there's a large risk associated with Russia

reverse engineering it and gathering information.

We're going to talk about this because if you don't know there is an image that is floating

around social media right now and it is a it's a vehicle that is

said to have been captured by Russia and it's like being pulled. So we're going to talk about that because I got a message.

Are you going to talk about the dangers of Russia reverse engineering its new prize.

Didn't think so.

Don't want to demoralize NATO supporters.

They paraded it through Ukrainian towns,

laughing at NATO forces.

You're just NATO's YouTube. And then there's a word in Russian here

which we'll come back to. Yeah okay so we can talk about it if you want. That's an AMX10

RC or maybe RCR. I don't know. I'm not familiar with equipment that old.

That was designed in 1970. And I think it was updated in 2000,

phased out being replaced with the Jaguar.

This is a danger of getting your information from social media memes and thinking that it's real.

I would doubt that Russian intelligence is going to spend a lot of time taking apart a 50 year old platform that they could

have just gone to like Morocco and bought. They've been sold pretty widely at this point.

So there is that.

I mean, I do understand why some Russian troops might be excited about it because it is newer

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