Ukrainian Forces Receive Upgraded T-64 Tanks
The Kharkiv "Malyshev” plant has delivered another batch of military equipment to the ATO area. The order of Natshvardiyi tanks will arrive soon. This was announced by the chief engineer of the company Alexander Sheiko, according to Ukroboronprom.
"We sent to the ATO zone another batch of modernized T-64 tanks, with updated armor and fire control systems,” he said.
It was stated that the tanks were produced for foreign customers, but according to the decision of the Cabinet will be delivered to Ukrainian forces. Colonel-General Stephen Poltorak.visited the Kharkiv "Malyshev Plant" and watched the shipment to the National Guard of Ukraine.
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