Well for one the T-84 is based on the T-80UD not T-72…
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It’s not 4km back. They’re just operating in first gear for the purpose of digging. It goes around 32km/h back. 7-forward gears, 5-reverse. It’s also a derivative of the T-80UD but is substantially different.
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https://www.tijd.be/politiek-economie/belgie/federaal/steun-aan-oekraine-is-made-in-belgium-geld-vloeit-voor-een-groot-deel-terug-naar-eigen-economie/10607646.html
Belgium aid package seems to include a modified Leopard 1 (most likely a Leopard 1A5BE C3105 as it’s been used to trial cockiril turrets. Also most if not all Belgium leopard 1s have been sent to Ukraine already) for testing. Also something about a “cerber type air defence” although I have no idea what that could entail.
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While I can’t show the video due the presence of a soldier in it, it seems the hmmwv is equipped with a 122mm (most likely grad?) system and can fire on the go
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Yeah I saw that they were going to receive the 3105 Leopard’s for testing. Pretty sick honestly.
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Old version! … =)
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just 1 unit tho, for testing
(so a rare event premium for Ukr tree suggestion?)
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Franco-Ukr project
T-84 chassis with Leclerc turret
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Did it get close to a prototype?
This looks so cursed. I love it
nupz
Very sad
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even tho you’d be fooled
this is not an actual HMMWV
but a near 1:1 Ukr copy based on GAZ-66 i.e Kharakternyk HMMWV
similarly Sikach MaxxPro
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BM Oplot, Oplot zr. 2000, and the T-84-120 Yatagan:
- There is more images but they contain crew members, etc. that are a lot more difficult to hide.
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