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The Number of AGTMs in Ukraine Will Soon be 10 Units Against One Russia’s Tank

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Javelin in action / Open source picture
Javelin in action / Open source picture

Western allies keep helping Ukraine with weapons supply, especially AGTMs to fight against russian federation and destroy their armored vehicles and tanks

Before the outbreak of war and outright russia’s aggression, the allies started to ship lots of anti-tank weapons to Ukraine, creating an aerial bridge with Javelin and NLAW transmission.

After February 24 this weapon flow became even bigger in scale, so apart from AGTMs Ukraine started to receive modern anti-tank grenade launchers, such as Panzerfaust 3, which Germany literally took out from their warehouses.

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Panzerfaust 3 in action / Open source picture

The new packages of military aid also include anti-tank weapons. United States secretary of state Antony Blinken reported for the CNN that there would soon be 10 anti-tank weapons systems in the county for every one Russian tank that's in Ukrainian territory.

Of course, this ratio includes weapons, which Ukraine had already had in the service of the Armed Forces before the invasion of the russian army, namely AGTM "Stugna". Anyway, the figures are impressive, because Ukraine will get much stronger in terms of anti-tank defense, even taking into account other armored vehicles operated by the enemy.

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Destroyed russia's tank / Open source picture
But it's too hard to win with anti-tank weapons only, so the US Congress is raising the issue to expand their military aid to Ukraine as soon as possible to include long-range surface-to-air missiles, fighters and anti-ship missiles.
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