Russian “Terminator” Shows Off Its Legendary Stabilization — or Lack Thereof Footage has surfaced showing the “stabilization system” of the twin gun on Russia’s BMPT Terminator tank-support vehicle. The video is supposed to demonstrate precision and modern fire control — instead, it looks like the gun is trying to shake itself free from the vehicle. The Terminator was once hyped as a symbol of Russia’s armored might, designed to support tanks in urban combat. Yet its erratic firing pattern shows

🥶 Interesting fact: Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991) — The iconic scene where the liquid metal T-1000 is momentarily defeated by being flash-frozen with liquid nitrogen before shattering was one of the most demanding visual effects sequences of the 1990s. Director James Cameron spent months meticulously planning the moment the T-1000’s form is briefly halted by the cold, only to break apart and then spectacularly re-form after being thawed by molten steel, demonstrating the character’s terrify

With the fight in Ukraine turning against it, in May, Russia deployed a brand new super weapon, dubbed the Terminator. This armored monster promised to make swiss cheese out of Ukrainian defenders when it joined the fighting near Severodonetsk, but what happened to these so-called Terminators? Check out today's epic new video to find out! | The Infographics Show