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Would rather have them in an independent Yugoslavia tree
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M-84 is a product of Yugoslavia, M-84AS is just an upgraded variant, Russia should not be touching it ever despite how much of a lapdog Serbia is to them
Well it is a license built T-72 but I agree with your sentiment.
Any vehicle coming from yugoslavia should not be in the ussr.
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Crazy how this got taken down already, but this didn’t
Lmao why did I read that as unlimited Korea
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Serbia, or just Yugoslavia as a whole should not go to Russia. People usually just see the surface and go “oh they have Soviet origin equipment, so therefore they should go there” type of mindset, when in reality those were acquired with lots of problems. If you actually learn their history together, the USSR and Yugoslavia , to say the least, hated each other (especially after WW2). Such deals were just done for military and beneficial purposes, but not much aside from that. If the opportunity was there, they would just reverse engineer something instead of going for a long process of licensing or buying. You can see that easily once they get a single example of what is needed. As for their current relations, well I can’t go to detail due to forum rules. Russia can just get a former USSR nation like Belarus for example.
Also people tend to forget that it was more like half eastern half western weaponry, not “just Soviet origin stuff” or whatever
They are also called M-84, not T-84.
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Thousands must learn the truth about the USSR’s relation ship with Eastern Europe
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