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Germany's tank debacle in Ukraine is showing the true, awful cost of the 'peace dividend' - Vimarsana News

Germany's tank debacle in Ukraine is showing the true, awful cost of the 'peace dividend'

Late and unserviceable, just a quarter of the promised Leopards 1s have actually been delivered

Leopard 2 Tanks' Combat Proven Track Record: Lessons from Afghanistan and Syria - Vimarsana News

Leopard 2 Tanks' Combat Proven Track Record: Lessons from Afghanistan and Syria

The Leopard 2, Germany's flagship main battle tank, has been a symbol of technological superiority in armored warfare since its inception. Designed during the Cold War, the Leopard 2 was tailored to meet the demands of a high-intensity conflict against the Warsaw Pact forces. Yet, the real crucible of its capabilities would not be in…

Ukraine's Leopard 1A5s Have Already Seen Combat—In Hit-And-Run Fights - Vimarsana News

Ukraine's Leopard 1A5s Have Already Seen Combat—In Hit-And-Run Fights

The tankers AFP spoke with seemed to be happy with their Leopard 1A5s. This despite the 40-ton tanks being the least-armored tanks in Russia’s wider war on Ukraine.

Source: forbes.com
Ukraine's Getting Nearly 200 Leopard 1A5 Tanks. Now It Needs New Tank Tactics. - Vimarsana News

Ukraine's Getting Nearly 200 Leopard 1A5 Tanks. Now It Needs New Tank Tactics.

Two hundred Leopard 1A5s is a lot of Leopard 1A5s. But even they will disappear quickly if the Ukrainians don’t deploy them the right way.

Source: forbes.com
Ukraine Sees Spike in Leopard Losses, Returns to Soviet-Era Tanks - Vimarsana News

Ukraine Sees Spike in Leopard Losses, Returns to Soviet-Era Tanks

Ukraine has lost approximately one-fifth of its NATO-supplied Leopard tanks in the conflict zone, thus compelling the Kiev regime to transition to refurbished T-72s from the Soviet era.