Ukrainian Ground Forces:

Ukraine was able to gather one Oplot tank for the parade

Arjun Tank: "Finally a worthy opponent. Our battle will be legendary!"

PapaDragon wrote:
Arjun Tank: "Finally a worthy opponent. Our battle will be legendary!"

Ok, that was good

BM Oplot

Three BM Oplot on the streets of Kiev:

New generation camouflage made of paper tape:

T-64BM2 Bulat

BMP-1 with the new Volya combat module

Russian_Patriot_ wrote:Three BM Oplot on the streets of Kiev:

New generation camouflage made of paper tape:

I wondered where my packaging tape had disappeared to...

The Mirotvorets robotic platform from Synergy, equipped with the Amulet combat module with the Stugna ATGM from the Luch State Design Bureau. 

Without a combat module, this platform can carry up to 480 kilograms by land and up to 200 by water. It is possible to evacuate up to two wounded soldiers, the safety of this task is achieved by the fact that there is an additional reservation for the sides in the trailer of this platform. At the moment, a system of floats is being developed that will be able to increase the load capacity on the water.

The platform uses electric batteries and can take a diesel generator with it to recharge on the go. The funny thing is that this thing is controlled by a gamepad from Playstation. 

franco wrote:I wondered where my packaging tape had disappeared to...

VSU stole your tape

Russian_Patriot_ wrote:The Mirotvorets robotic platform from Synergy, equipped with the Amulet combat module with the Stugna ATGM from the Luch State Design Bureau. 

Without a combat module, this platform can carry up to 480 kilograms by land and up to 200 by water. It is possible to evacuate up to two wounded soldiers, the safety of this task is achieved by the fact that there is an additional reservation for the sides in the trailer of this platform. At the moment, a system of floats is being developed that will be able to increase the load capacity on the water.

The platform uses electric batteries and can take a diesel generator with it to recharge on the go. The funny thing is that this thing is controlled by a gamepad from Playstation. 

I am ready to buy a Playstation, if such a thing will go in the kit

franco wrote:

Russian_Patriot_ wrote:Three BM Oplot on the streets of Kiev:

New generation camouflage made of paper tape:

I wondered where my packaging tape had disappeared to...

Apparently not the only one who had this thought https://twitter.com/200_zoka/status/1428107855094243334/photo/1

JohninMK wrote:

Russian_Patriot_ wrote:

franco wrote:I wondered where my packaging tape had disappeared to...

VSU stole your tape

Looks more like the masking tape I use when painting.

That's precisely what it is

Ukrainian BMP-1 with Volya combat module

At the rehearsal of the parade, the fuel tank of the BM Oplot leaked

Ukraine invests $7.5 billion in missile weapons program until 2031.

Ukraine will invest 200 billion hryvnias (about $7.50 billion at the current exchange rate) in the development of the country's missile armament until 2031. This was announced on Friday by Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine Oleksiy Danilov.

"The Security Council reviewed in secret and approved the program of missile armament of Ukraine until 2031" he said at a briefing broadcast on Facebook. Danilov said that they plan to spend more than 200 billion hryvnias for these purposes.

According to him, Ukraine "cannot wait from our partners whether or not they will provide us with this or that weapon." "Our task is to make weapons of our own production," the NSDC secretary stressed. In this regard, he noted that the Verkhovna Rada this year should make changes to the state budget and allocate 3.3 billion hryvnias (about $120 million) for the program for the production of missile weapons, so that Ukraine could "ensure its defense capability as soon as possible."

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Entire country isn't worth 7 billion but sure, they'll totally invest that much in missiles

PapaDragon wrote:
Entire country isn't worth 7 billion but sure, they'll totally invest that much in missiles

This is not a joke. Apparently 18% of Banderastan's GDP comes from transit of Russian natural gas.