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Polish information resources have been actively discussing the delivery of another batch of T-72M1P and PT-91 tanks to Ukraine for several days. According to some reports, these are two battalions. There is also talk of M55 tanks provided by Slovenia and T-72 tanks repaired in the Czech Republic, but the exact number is still unknown.
Polish and Czech tanks were seen being transported on trailers in the eastern part of Poland yesterday. The Polish army appealed to users of social networks with a request not to disclose the location of convoys with military equipment. However, it doesn't seem to have stopped the public from spreading the word.
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It was also reported that a batch of BMP-1 infantry fighting vehicles and 2S1 Gvozdika self-propelled artillery units were being prepared for shipment, but at the moment there is no official confirmation of this information in the media or visual evidence.
Nevertheless, it can be assumed that this equipment will also be sent to Ukraine. Recently, in an interview, a Polish general stated that currently the Polish army trains only on modern AHS Krab and K9 Thunder combat vehicles, while Soviet-made artillery is practically not used.
According to the data provided, the Czech Republic has transferred at least 50 tanks to Ukraine. According to reports, there are still several dozen T-72M1 tanks in the reserve of the Czech army. Slovenia was also supposed to provide a similar number of T55S tanks. However, it is not yet known whether these tanks have been transferred.
Poland is the largest supplier of tanks to Ukraine. Of the 800 tanks received by the Kiev regime, more than 350 were donated by Poland.
