yep hope they recognize all member states as an sub tree in the USSR tech tree tbh so we can get the oplot and other cool tank mods from other post ussr countries, also there is the alleged T-90M2 which is supposed to use a gearbox reverser like on the T-84 and T-14
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Consider a formal apology, the way Japan decided not to hate China and not to fire at them. While the Chinese seem to hate today’s Japan, today’s Japan will never be held accountable for what it did in the past—you Chinese are the only ones who still act as if you’re at war. That’s why I will always see Japan as a stronger nation than China. The Japanese have overcome the past and don’t talk about it. Meanwhile, the Chinese argue, lament, and blame others for everything, even in an argument about a VT-4 made of pixels. The South Koreans have better arguments than the Chinese. For me, Japan only owes the Koreans an apology, since China continues to spread hatred. It’s ridiculous to want to remove a “Chinese” vehicle from the Thai TT just because it’s linked to Japan - if that’s the case, remove all the Japanese vehicles that China stole and plagiarized. chinese hate Japan so much, but they have never complained about the Japanese vehicles that they use.
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Or giving them the T-80 just because they trialed it.
Trialed vehicles are BS, it’s like people get to own cars just because they had a test drive.
In my opinion, export vehicles should only be added if nations in questions signed a sale/lease/donation contract. Right now, Sweden’s T-80 is a fake vehicle.
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Oh yeah, I’d forgotten about that one. Pretty absurd as well.
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If it gets built, I bet they are going to reconsider this because it’s expensive or it will come in 2028
If it was just the Oplot-M I’d agree, but the Oplot-P (while not adopted) was made for Pakistan. It’s more akin to a prototype variant that wasn’t adopted.
For many non-major arms producing nations this is a sizable part of their unique vehicles, since unoque variants offered to their specifications by foreign countries are essentially their equivalent to the US/USSR idea of having a bunch of domestic companies compete with new developments or variants for a certain contract.
I can see how identical vehicles aren’t something you’d like to see, but for something like the Oplot-P I don’t see any place it should go besides the nation it was developed for.
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