PT-91 Twardy tanks, which Poland transferred to the Ukrainian military, were spotted in the Zaporozhye direction.
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Footage of these tanks in Zaporozhye was shown in the story “Public Zaporozhye”.
Polish tanks are in service with one of the separate mechanized brigades defending this area.
Ukrainian tank crews said that they mastered armored vehicles in Poland in just five weeks.
The Poles said that they had been studying this business for three years, and we told them that we had no choice,” said the PT-91 tankman.
In Zaporozhye, PT-91 tanks conduct combat work against the enemy from closed positions or primarily fire at Russian infantry.
Back in July 2022, the head of the Presidential Office Andriy Ermak announced that Ukraine had received the first PT-91 Twardy.
In January 2023, Polish Prime Minister Morawiecki announced plans to transfer 60 tanks to Ukraine, among which 30 vehicles will be PT-91 Twardy.
“Military” writes that the main battle tank of the Polish army PT-91 was produced on the basis of a licensed version of the Soviet T-72M1 combat vehicle.
The tank is relatively new, the first prototypes were manufactured only in 1993. The basic version was mass-produced at Bumar Labedy until 2002.
RT-91 has modern fire control and communication systems. Protection of the tank and crew is further enhanced by mounted dynamic protection.
The combat vehicle is equipped with a PZL-Wola S-12U diesel engine with an output of 850 hp. own production
Source: Racurs
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