Two's company...if only they'd sent a crowd.Germany to send at least a company of Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine - guardian live blog.
how many tanks are in a company?
Germany to send at least a company of Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine - guardian live blog.
how many tanks are in a company?
It varies by country, but from some googling, it seems the Germany also uses 14 (as does the US).I think 14, if I understand correctly what is company. That is also what Britain promised.
The world is overpopulated anyway https://www.reuters.com/lifestyle/s...nds-midnight-nuclear-threat-rises-2023-01-24/
The world is overpopulated anyway https://www.reuters.com/lifestyle/s...nds-midnight-nuclear-threat-rises-2023-01-24/
The natural inheritors of the brexshit "I Was Right" t shirt.The people who agree that clock are a right bunch of miserable catastrophists.
They'd get on well here.
Moscow has a missile defence systemMoscow seems a nice ******* target.
Germany to send at least a company of Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine - guardian live blog.
how many tanks are in a company?
Moscow has a missile defence system
London doesn't
I can't imagine it would be too get a few cranes to lift a couple of AA systems on top of buidlings in London as well:Moscow has a missile defence system
London doesn't
I think tanks are fairly symbolic. I read an article recently that suggested that tanks aren't especially useful in this war, because the Ukrainians at least have developed a number of effective and simple attack methods. A few hundred dollars of drone, flown in from a mile away by a soldier hiding in a bush and watching on a screen, drops a kilo of artillery shell with DIY fins right on the vulnerable spot of a $1M Russian tank and destroys it.Tanks are happening for sure then.
Russia's actual response (not the words of Putin) will be worth watching.
I can't imagine it would be too get a few cranes to lift a couple of AA systems on top of buidlings in London as well:
https://www.lemonde.fr/en/internati...tems-installed-on-moscow-roofs_6012473_4.html
As far as I know, the Russians have dug in pretty well on the front lines now and unlike earlier in autumn, there are enough troops in those lines as well. The Ukranian army therefore needs to make a proper breakthrough, and tanks will be very useful for this.I think tanks are fairly symbolic. I read an article recently that suggested that tanks aren't especially useful in this war, because the Ukrainians at least have developed a number of effective and simple attack methods. A few hundred dollars of drone, flown in from a mile away by a soldier hiding in a bush and watching on a screen, drops a kilo of artillery shell with DIY fins right on the vulnerable spot of a $1M Russian tank and destroys it.
The war keeps changing character and the time where mounting machine guns or rocket launchers on Toyotas was a valid tactic is over for now.