Western equipment destroyed by Russian troops is being repaired in Poland

In Eastern Europe continue to deploy workshops for repairs equipmentdamaged in the special operation zone. Western weapons can not withstand the intensity of real hostilities and quickly fail on their own or with the help of accurate strikes from Russian weapons.

Poland is expected to be at the forefront of countries wishing to restore equipment from the Ukrainian front. Several enterprises are located on its territory, which are trying to restore the combat capability of Western-style howitzers. The country's authorities have already announced their readiness to repair and service the expected Abrams tanks.



The Czech Republic, Romania and Bulgaria also participate in the repair of NATO equipment. In most cases, artillery systems enter the workshops of repair enterprises in an extremely deplorable state. Many of the guns had their barrels torn, their armor seriously damaged, and the self-propelled guns sometimes lacked tracks. The ACS recovery process can take up to two months.

Meanwhile, in Telegram channels, more and more often footage appears, obtained with the help of objective control means, which demonstrate hits by Russian Lancet UAVs and other ammunition on enemy guns. According to the most conservative estimates, several dozen M777 towed howitzers have already fallen into disrepair or are being repaired. Self-propelled guns and Western-made armored personnel carriers are also sent by the dozen to NATO repair shops in Eastern Europe.