Finnish Leopard News Today

The K600 is compatible with two dozer blades. A wedge-shape blade works best for digging up buried mines. A straight blade works better for generic engineering tasks.

In a single cataclysmic assault across an impossibly dense Russian minefield in southern Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia Oblast in early June, the Ukrainian army’s…

Yes, the tank has layers of explosive reactive armor. But the steel underneath the ERA is just a couple hundred millimeters thick at its thickest.

The VT-72B is an oddity: an armored engineering vehicle based on a T-72 tank and briefly manufactured in the former Czechoslovakia in the late 1980s and early 1990s.

The small force of BMR-64s has had a hard war. The Russians so far have knocked out or captured at least two of them, including one last week.

An attempt by the Ukrainian army’s 47th Assault Brigade and 33rd Mechanized Brigade to cross a minefield in southern Ukraine on June 8 was more disastrous than we knew.

Those 40 AMX-10RC reconnaissance vehicles that France donated to the Ukrainian marine corps—they’re not tanks.

Here is a selection of what the international press has published about Finland in the last week: Finland Built Special Vehicles For Breaching Enemy Defenses—And Gave Them To Ukraine’s Weirdest Brigade This article about Leopard 2R breaching vehicles that Finland recently donated to Ukraine was published in Forbes on May 31.

The Finnish Ministry of Defence (MoD) is to donate additional mine-clearing Leopard 2 main battle tanks (MBTs) to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

Ukraine estimates it will need several hundred tanks to withstand the attack that will come in the weeks and months ahead.