Yes, the A2 version has a few extra strips of metal welded to the side, which do nothing against mines, drones, or any RPG that was made past 1978. Oh and it weighs 33 ton now with the added armor, more than twice than a BMP, making it far more likely to run out of gas from moving its fat ass around, or just drown or get stuck in mud. With its weght and size being closer to an Abrams tank than any IFV, the Bradley is going to be torn to shreds by drones.
Again, just look at the track record of the Bradley if you want to know how it will perform in Ukraine. It killed more American troops than the BMP-2, that's for sure.
Here's what the Americans said about it in 2001, calling it an exploding coffin:
https://www.g2mil.com/Bradley.htm
Here's a more modern report, even the A3 variant is still a piece of shit.
In addition to the punishments, the Army's 1st Cavalry Division has ordered changes to its driver training program.
www.military.com
> lose track
> kill three people
> be best IFV that American engineering can produce