In the near future, German Leopard 2 tanks from partners should already arrive in Ukraine. At the same time, a funny video appeared on the network with the head of the Ministry of Defense of our state, in which he gets out of this equipment and asks an important question.
As of February 24, 2023, it is known that Germany will hand over to Ukraine 18 Leopard tanks and, in addition, we will receive many units of this military equipment from other partners. Obviously, the head of the Ministry of Defense, Alexei Reznikov, decided not to waste time and study in detail the roads along which this tank can cruise.
“How to get to Moscow”
Actually, on one of the actively distributed networks of videos, you can see Reznikov getting out of the Leopard. In Polish, he asks a question that probably worries all Ukrainians since the beginning of Russian aggression.
Excuse me, but where is the road to Moscow here, he asks jokingly.< /p>
Note that before that, a voice-over asked him what his first impressions of being in the Leopard tank were. Obviously, before that, Mr. Reznikov had not yet had the opportunity to try out this technique.
Leopard tanks will soon be in Ukraine: latest news
It should be mentioned that the partners had doubts about providing us with these battle tanks for a long time. However, a corresponding decision was still made in early January 2023. Then the exercises of the Ukrainian military began, during which they had to master the control of this equipment. In addition:
- on Friday, February 24, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stated that the state would provide the Armed Forces with 4 more Leopard tanks – it is symbolic that he announced this decision on the anniversary of the start of great war;
- Prime Minister of Poland Mateusz Morawiecki noted that the first 4 Polish Leopard tanks have already been delivered to our state, and after some time we will receive other units of this equipment;
- in the publication Spiegel suggested that Sweden wants to provide dozens of tanks to Ukraine – it's not just about the Leopard.
What you need to know about Leopard tanks/Channel 24 picture
