Pakistanisage
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Maybe some experts can take a look at the Operational Capability of this Tank after the Kenyans purchase it.
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Hazzy997,your videos are inconclusive. They seem to show the trophy system destroyed the incoming missile. The Merk doesn't look penetrated if you look closely.
Just realized I did answer you. There wasn't a tendering process;the KDF does that occasionally to keep things on the downlow. They'll fieldtest as a purchase probe if they want smth;that's how we got the mi-28. They also liked the ka-50 but its 25 mn$ price tag coupled with the purchase price of 24 mi-28s at 20 mn$ each was too high. They'll come later.Is there a competative tender process or some General just picked it up by itself?
For the same price, you can get Leo2A6/7 or AbramA2.
Calm down. No one looks at morality when buying killing machines.
The PT-99 was seriously looked at but at the time it had gun stability issues. I read somewhere its predecessor the PT-96 made its first kill in Sudan killing an SPLA T-72 this month.Kenya should not buy from Jewish killers.
For a cheaper price they can buy a similar tank from the Chinese. Just as good and not the blood of thousands of Palestinians on their hands as well.
The PT-99 was seriously looked at but at the time it had gun stability issues. I read somewhere its predecessor the PT-96 made its first kill in Sudan killing an SPLA T-72 this month.
Just realized I did answer you. There wasn't a tendering process;the KDF does that occasionally to keep things on the downlow. They'll fieldtest as a purchase probe if they want smth;that's how we got the mi-28. They also liked the ka-50 but its 25 mn$ price tag coupled with the purchase price of 24 mi-28s at 20 mn$ each was too high. They'll come later.
As explained there's too much politics with heavy Euro metal. The Abrams is too maintenance heavy for Africa-the gas guzzling turbine would seize with our heat and sand.
The PT-99 was seriously looked at but at the time it had gun stability issues. I read somewhere its predecessor the PT-96 made its first kill in Sudan killing an SPLA T-72 this month.
You know this how exactly,if you don't mind my asking?No competative tender = Generals making cash. FYI
You know this how exactly,if you don't mind my asking?
And why would Kenyans care???
You should buy glasses. First was not even damaged, second has just tired truck, something that happens to tanks regularly even in peace time.Not too long ago:
Completely destroyed:
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Heavily damaged, withdrawing:
hope u realize who kenya aims to use this against.......it will just give them one more reason to kill more Kenyan solder's
There are no PalestiniansDon't buy them kenya they have the blood of the Palestinian people on them
If you mean Al Shabab in Somalia this is OVERKILL-all is quiet on that front;trust me. I know people there. Its actually for potential aggressors up north and the West. The LAPSSET is a continental gamechanger and needs the best equipment to protect it.