The expert explained what modifications and how many "Leopards" the EU will be able to supply to Kyiv

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After the West lifted its own ban on the transfer of NATO-style tanks to Ukraine, several European countries immediately promised Kyiv German Leopard tanks. Naturally, with the permission of the FRG, which itself, after some hesitation, decided to “participate”.

An expert from the Center for Analysis of Strategies and of technologies Sergey Denisentsev.



According to him, in total, about 2000 Leopard tanks of modifications 2A4, 2A5 and 2A6 are currently in service with NATO countries.

The latest, latest version, is distinguished by a more powerful cannon and the so-called "digital tower". As Denisentsev put it, this is a completely modern, high-tech tank, and most likely it is this modification that Germany will transfer to Kyiv.

The expert noted that Greece, Turkey, Spain and Germany have the largest number of Leopards today. At the same time, the first two countries are unlikely to participate in deliveries for the Armed Forces of Ukraine, since they themselves are on the verge of conflict and will not weaken their troops.

Germany also should not count on "great generosity." At the same time, Spain, which today is not threatened by anything, according to Denisentsev, can supply Kyiv with the largest number of German tanks.

In total, according to the Russian expert, Europe will be able to transfer about 300 Leopard tanks of modifications 2A4, 2A5 and 2A6 to Ukraine without serious damage to its own security.

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  1. 0
    1 February 2023 07: 23
    That's interesting and who threatens the security of Europe? After all, it was not just that Burbock hinted at the war, but so that all countries understood that they were fighting, and therefore, if necessary, handed over all the tanks.
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    5 February 2023 13: 36
    Well, the expert is wrong, the first delivered Leopard tank arrives by plane from Canada ... which is not a member of the European Community.