[Video] Video Digest 10.02.2025 - News - War Thunder

Here’s a selection of great videos we’ve published on our YouTube channel last week!

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Tips and Tricks for SPAAs

Self-propelled anti-air vehicles, or SPAAs for short, are the main tool against hostile aircraft in combined battles. Modern SPAAs are equipped with high-tech guidance systems, which makes them extremely dangerous for aerial targets. Here we’d like to discuss how they work and how you can use them.

How to Play on: Fun Italian Vehicles

Italian ground vehicles were introduced to War Thunder in the fall of 2018. Since then, quite some time has passed, and what was once a modest lineup has grown to include an impressive number of combat vehicles: from modern MBTs to IFVs and artillery. It’s time to turn our attention back to Italy! In this video we’ll talk about the most interesting vehicles in the lineup — with unique features or simply fun combat styles.

Thunder Show: BOMBDOZER

This episode features two double frags in a row, Eurofighter’s secret vulnerability, and some new adventures for the twin sitters!

Alpha Jet TH: Universal Soldier

War Thunder regularly adds new vehicles for all kinds of nations. Late last year, for instance, the Japanese tech tree received a new branch of aircraft from Thailand. It mostly consists of local modifications made to familiar versions, like the most advanced Alpha Jet in the game, the TH version.

Heavyweight from Japan

The Type 95 Ro-Go heavy tank was designed at the end of the multi-turret period in the history of Japanese tanks. Its story can be traced to the Type 91, a predecessor made by Mitsubishi in the early 1930s. With a mass of only 18 tons, it would be more of a medium tank by the standards of Western Europe and the Soviet Union. Its main caliber was a 70-mm cannon, though, which in Japan meant that the tank was a heavy one.

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