Tag: Main battle tanks

The AbramsX tank concept promises next-gen firepower and artificial intelligence but faces questions on cost and practicality.

In the gritty dance of warfare, Ukraine’s venerable T-64BV tank, a seasoned warrior of steel, has stunned the world by outmatching Russia’s modernized T-72B3, proving that tactical acumen and gritty determination can eclipse the sheen of newer tech.

The deployment and subsequent withdrawal of Russia’s advanced T-14 Armata main battle tanks in Ukraine raises crucial questions about their true capabilities and the shifting dynamics of modern warfare.

Russia’s new goal in its faltering imperial ambitions is to exhaust NATO arm shipments to Ukraine by authorizing its much older Cold War era stocks in hopes that it exhausts the West. By doing this, they hope to coerce the world into a forced settlement towards their September 2022 annexation terms—even if it means crippling their own military and youngest and brightest men to do so.

The Biden administration has decided to provide the Ukrainian armed forces with 31 M1A2 Abrams main battle tanks, a stunning reversal of policy. The new tanks will be custom-made for export and will take several months to assemble and ship, as the assembly line is currently full with orders from Poland and Taiwan, who will likely receive priority as paying customers.

Vladimir Putin is ensuring that new Russian T-90 main battle tanks are making their way to the battlefield despite harsh international sanctions against his nation.