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i noticed most threads here last long. On the russian forum, threads on the “suggestion” get closed after like 3 weeks forcefully
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Im not even talking abt that, why is there a forum about something that will probably never be implemented up for so long. All of ukraines tanks until recently were just russian mbts for the most part.
they keep being now tho. Uniques like Oplot or Yatagan are made singles for export or something, and for the most part they use modified T-64 “BULAT” or the T-80B variants.
Im a huge fan of the Kharkiv plant prototypes tho. Both made in USSR and independent Ukraine. My most beloved are “The shlong”`s:
BMT-72 - long T-72 with section for trops, Shtora and kontank-5
which also has futhrer modification - the BMT-72-120 with Yatagan turret (my guess that they needed to test the Yatagan armanment system but had no hull on hand so they did this)
And the new SHlong with same idea - the BMTP-84
with bigger troop compartment, different engine and the Yagatan turret
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probably been posted here before, but Slovenia sent Ukraine a handful of moderinsed T-55s with ERA
The gun is swaped out for the british L7 which can fire HEAT, HESH APFSDS and APDS
this suggestion goes into more depth with sources, way higher quality then my comment
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I do not know if someone already posted this in the comments, but ukraine also helped modernize peruvian T-55 trying to turn them into T-80U like, with 125mm, thermals, better engine, autoloader and ERA protection. If latam tree is not going to be a thing could be premium, event or sq for ukraine
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Sure don’t see why not
2A6
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Is turret T-55A or T-55AM with volna fcs?
Hmmm
hopefully i removed enough and yes that is a centauro
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Just an interesting fact
Back in July '23, I made a post arguing that the Ukrainian player interest in the game was exceptionally high. I even provided a Google Trends screenshot as proof showing that Ukraine had the highest search interest in the game compared to other nations. However, it’s now December 2025, and the situation has shifted somewhat:
July '23
Now
As you can see, the policy of completely sidelining Ukraine is still in effect.
The outcome heavily depends on how you configure Google Trends. In 2023, I specifically used the “Videos” search category and not the general web search term. I also set the time frame to 12 months. I simply replicated those settings for the current analysis. You probably have slightly different parameters.
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Didn’t have the 12 months on at first, then I turned in on and Ukraine did jump a place up
Try this:
Amazingly Estonia never loses first place lol
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