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[captain-price-unofficially]

Luhansk Oblast, a Russian 2S4 Tyulpan explodes after taking a Ukrainian FPV munition from the 63rd Mechanized Brigade.

[awesome-casuallyfamouscollector]

Destroyed Russian 240mm 2S4 Tyulpan self-propelled heavy mortar, Ukraine, December 13, .2023. Source: ukr.warspotting.net

P.S. By 661 days of the war, the horde of Russian war criminals has lost - 8100 artillery systems...Only fools who no longer care about their own lives are ready to serve in the Russian army!

However, despite the pathetic performance of the Russian military, there are still "useful idiots" in the West who are ready to serve the interests of the Kremlin...

[kamogryadeshi]

the Russians shelled Toretsk and Pivnichne in Donetsk region: 4 people were killed

According to the investigation, on September 20, the Russian military hit Toretsk and its surroundings with a 240-millimeter active-reactive mine 3F2 of the 2S4 "Tulip" system. The city itself and the town of Pivnichne were affected by the impact of the weapon.

In Toretsk, a 19-year-old girl and a 20-year-old boy died of injuries. At the time of the shelling, they were in a private residential building. Two more people - an 84-year-old mother and her 60-year-old son - received non-life-threatening injuries on one of the streets of Pivnichne.

[jloisse]

🇷🇺 🫡 Un mortier automoteur 2S4 "Tulpan" tire sur les positions des ukrainiens 🇺🇦

[noodledesk]

its back but it was wiped and now it requires a captcha every single time, so maybe check ur embed :')

https://tw.2s4.me/ is a good exact dupe without the captcha

thank you foe the heads up 💛!!!

[bisstekmontreal]

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[captain-price-unofficially]

240mm mortar 2S4 "Tyulpan" in service with Russian forces operating in Ukraine, March 2024

[awesome-casuallyfamouscollector]

Barrel of a destroyed Russian 240mm 2S4 'Tyulpan' self-propelled mortar, Ukraine, March 17, 2024. Source: Naalsio26

[jcmarchi]

Ukraine is Quickly Destroying Russian Tyulpans - Technology Org

New Post has been published on https://thedigitalinsider.com/ukraine-is-quickly-destroying-russian-tyulpans-technology-org/

Ukraine is Quickly Destroying Russian Tyulpans - Technology Org

The 2S4 Tyulpan is a Soviet self-propelled heavy 240 mm mortar. An important artillery weapon for Russian forces in Ukraine. Before the war, Russia had about 390 Tyulpan mortars left, but most of them were in storage, waiting for a new war that Russia was inevitably going to start. And now they are disappearing as soon as they appear on the screens of Ukrainian drone operators.

The 2S4 Tyulpan is a heavy 240 mm mortar. One of its projectiles weighs at least 130 kg. Image credit: Mil.ru via Wikimedia (CC BY 4.0)

The Tyulpan started its service in 1972. Production of these self-propelled mortars continued until 1988, which means that even the youngest Tyulpans are now quite old. However, the Russians use them very actively, because the shots of Tyulpan are devastating.

The Tyulpan is a 240 mm mortar mounted on a tracked 2S3 Akatsiya chassis. This 30-tonne machine can carry 40 standard mortar shells inside, which a crew of five can handle. The Tyulpan accelerates to 62 km/h. and is a fairly mobile artillery piece that the defenders of Ukraine hate.

Here’s how Tyulpan mortars are disappearing in the Donetsk region:

Another Russian 2S4 Tyulpan 240mm self-propelled heavy mortar demilitarised by the “Shadow” unit. Donetsk area. (48.1518611, 37.8714722)https://t.co/OnIiHlxvCL https://t.co/Dza8gMdzmR pic.twitter.com/REmPbuxzFU

— Special Kherson Cat 🐈🇺🇦 (@bayraktar_1love) January 4, 2024

The Tyulpan is huge. The standard projectile 53-F-864 weighs about 130 kg. It is pushed into the barrel through the breach with a special device. Such a projectile, usually aimed at trenches, shelters and buildings, has a range of about 10 km.

As usual for mortars, the Tyulpan fires at a fairly high trajectory, so the projectiles fall down quite steeply. Smaller mortars became popular during the First World War because they were trying to hit the bottom of enemy trenches – something conventional howitzers cannot do because they shoot in a flatter, lower trajectory.

The Tyulpan can also fire a heavier 228 kg projectile ARM-0-3WF2, which has a range of 18 km thanks to its rocket stage. In fact, the Tyulpan can fire even a 2-kiloton nuclear projectile, which was developed in secret and has an undisclosed range.

The Tyulpan is not some sort of a magic weapon. Although its projectiles are very large and powerful, the Tyulpan can only fire a single shot per minute. This very slow rate of fire is due to the fact that its projectiles are very heavy and the barrel must be lowered to a horizontal position each time for loading.

In total, in a period of 20 years, the Soviets produced 588 Tyulpan self-propelled mortars. A few were handed over to Czechoslovakia, a few – to Iraq, Kazakhstan and Syria. But Russia kept the majority of these artillery pieces.

By the time of the 2022 invasion in Ukraine, Russia had 390 Tyulpan self-propelled mortars, but perhaps only 40 were in active service. As soon as the war started, Russia began pulling the older Tyulpan mortars from storage, but they usually get destroyed pretty quickly in Ukraine.

Written by Povilas M.

Sources: bayraktar_1love Twitter, Wikipedia

[ultrajaphunter]

Another RuZZian 2S4 Tyulpan 240mm Self-Propelled Heavy Mortar was Destroyed by a GMLRS Strike of the Ukrainian Army West of Klynove, #Donetsk Oblast - as observed by a Shark recon UAV

SHARK ATTACK:

@UAWeapons posts this vid of a RuZZian 2S4 Tyulpan self-propelled mortar hit by a Ukrainian GMLRS strike West of Klynove, in Donetsk.

It was targeted by a Ukrainian ‘Shark’ UAV.

[kragnir]

Currently, counterbattery work is every bit as important to the AFU as destroying ammo and fuel dumps, bridges and command posts. This has slowly but steadily brought an advantage of artillery to the Ukrainian side in some places. Considering how overwhelming the advantage it was for the cockroaches last summer, this is a significant change.

“The Ukrainian army has made “2S4 mortar crew” a dangerous job description. But the campaign against Russian tulips is far from over. While the Russians went to war with just 50 or so 2S4s, they have at least another hundred of the giant mortars in storage.”

But, how many are usable and more important, how many meat puppets do they have that are trained properly to use them effectively?

[socportal]

The AFU showed a video of the destruction of the self-propelled mortar "Tulpan" of the Russian Federation (video)

The AFU showed a video of the destruction of the self-propelled mortar "Tulpan" of the Russian Federation (video) The Ukrainian military destroyed a Russian self-propelled Tulpan mortar.The Ukrainian military has published a video of a successful military operation on the Facebook page of the Ukrainian Armed Forces Navy. "Elimination of enemy 2S4, 240 mm self-propelled mortar Tulpan", - said in the caption to the video. via en.socportal.info