German government agreed to sell 100 PzH 2000 self-propelled guns to Ukraine
It's really great news, bois, isn't it?
Easton Jenkins
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Daniel Peterson
I'm wondering why Russian troops can take the time off for vacation
Parker Kelly
>German government agreed to sell 100 PzH 2000 self-propelled guns to Ukraine
finally
Daniel Adams
>several years to procure
Chase Adams
They only started manufacturing them and it will take several years...
Luke Rodriguez
What point are you trying to make user?
Lucas Nelson
>german weapons once again turning the Russian subhuman into swiss cheese
the world is healing
Tyler Hughes
Why are you asking a question to a question
Christian Gonzalez
>the state of the german "army" can barely produce modern weapons
Connor Martin
Sweet. Which Gulf country are you reselling them to?
Hudson Garcia
first they where tested against the poles.
Bentley Gutierrez
the army doesn't produce weapons user
Nicholas Powell
Russia made it to the Gulf already?
Austin Reyes
Well remember to use a Question-mark next time then user, you know this place is filled with Grammer-Nazies! ;D ha
Nolan Campbell
Fucking crooked toothed nigger
Chase Miller
we don't know the details of the deal yet, but the fact they have more than 100 hundred of these machines are already in their army looks interesting
Ryder Flores
That's the world's most advanced SPH and it's honestly a bigger anti-Russian provocation than the US transfer of HIMARS to the Ukrainian piglets. Truth is I'd be sweating a bit if I were a Russian defense planner, but then again, they'll need to train Ukropigs to operate them, and that's at least six weeks just for basic cannoneers, then you've got the rest of the fire support team, etc., etc. All things considered it probably won't matter, but that weapon, when properly deployed by a competent army, is a huge advantage.
Isaiah Gutierrez
Are they planning to sell the 100 that are operational, or the 100 that have been lying around broken for years?
Neither would surprise me desu.
Joseph Ward
Seems like another smart move by baerbueck. Thanks mommy.
Jackson Long
> buying them with the 40 billion that the U.S. gave them
Jackson Thompson
Sorry, we can't make them. It requires russian gas to do so.
Lincoln Wilson
She a cute
Gabriel Thompson
would like to know more about all of this, but it's definitely a step forward anyway.
also, these 12 we got previously are doing pretty well in the frontline