If only they
all could be that easy. Nice touch adding the "
Z"!
Also, it looks
potentially like the
K2PL (Poland passed on this to get the
M1A2P.) and
I would think LEOPARD 2A7 tanks could be in play. Poland has aggressively been pursuing
heavy armor options for the last few years. I further feel if they can make these deals, I further
wouldn't be surprised if the Ukraine receives the
Polish PT-91 TWARDY (UNIT 021.) tanks.
https://www.armyrecognition.com/defe...o_ukraine.html
The following is an
abstract item but one for the
real world of the
Ukraine. This is "
right up my alley" Demark is to send the Ukraine the
HARPOON BLK II though the articles point out other target types, this is
primarily designed to be a
ship killer. For the Ukraine this would come in handy in destroying those
ships that are "
stealing" the grains that were stored in the ports lost to include the
granaries as seen in the satellite pictures shown well, everywhere.
They are
very capable of taking out moving sea vessels as well especially in the
Sea of Azov and
Black Sea which even compared to the
Mediterranean Sea are just "
oversized bathtubs". It'll take out any current (Or recently past.) surface combatant operating in those areas.
https://www.armyrecognition.com/defe...e_systems.html
https://www.naval-technology.com/pro...-ship-missile/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYj913i_VdA
(HARPOON)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijq6LiNlqJQ&t=86s
(HARPOON II)
(And
ONLY 1 Mk-48 torpedo. I was there.)
The videos and pictures would've of course been more
spectacular with fuel and ammo were aboard. We don't do that of course because of the environmental hazards. However, another country dumped their decommissioned submarine
nuke reactors and other radioactive waste into the
Kara Sea region.
https://www.nytimes.com/1992/11/24/s...disclosed.html
https://polarjournal.ch/en/2021/09/0...-the-kara-sea/
Regards,
Pat
