Why is the capital letter ‘Z’ written in capital letters on the tanks of Russian troops occupying Moscow and Ukraine? Interestingly, the Russian alphabet does not have the letter Z.
Military experts explain that the word Zed is written on Russian tanks and vehicles to distinguish it from enemy warplanes.
Since Ukraine and Russia are neighbors, there are some similarities to war vehicles. In such a situation, there may even be incidents where the own forces attack each other.
However, another argument is that this type of writing is intended to identify vehicles deployed in each battlefield. In this way it is possible to measure the progress of the war. The letter Side is inscribed on the tanks in a variety of squares and squares.
Content Highlight: Russia, Ukraine, Ukraine Crisis, Russia-Ukraine War, Operation Ganga