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All of it.
A lot of it is in the forms of gifts. A lot of it is loans. There is rumblings that seized Russian 4X should be used.
Nevermind Russia's , "hypersonic missiles", Ukraine's about to have two or three modern tank battalions that Putin has no counter against without mobilization a massive amount of new hardware. These tanks will eat up Russia's old stockpile in months I bet. >

Russian President fucked himself. Entire country falls down stairs and shits its pants. >

Is he even alive anymore?
Has anyone seen him in the past two weeks? >

He looks stressed as hell compared to 3 years ago. You can definitely tell that the cancer treatment took a toll on him. >

I wish his doctor has steady hands >

"In Japan. Heart surgeon. Number one! Steady hand! But MISTAKE!" >

"My big secret: I kill boss on purpose. I good surgeon. The best!" >

🤣 >

Saw one on the back of a truck last week.  Mean looking >

Your comment has the Canadian accent. >

Putin is about to have the spring cleaning of a lifetime >

Think you mean colonoscopy…. >

Well, sure, of course. "Spring cleaning" is just what we call it here in Canada. >

As an American,  nows our chance to expand Maine! >

The 4~~000~~ Leopard 2A4s of the Canadian Army were all that was stopping an American invasion! >

As a Canadian, as many as we can.  50?  More? >

We only have like 80 Leopards with guns on them. That forms basically our entire MBT fleet.
I can see us matching the quantity of 14 that others are doing. We're a little smaller than the other countries that have, but we're really really big on supporting Ukraine, per capita. >

Yup. To quote a former officer from the CBC article

"Getting rid of any tanks — because we have so few, and so few that are actively working — would have an immediate impact on the level of readiness of the Army," said [Retired lieutenant-general and former Canadian Army commander Jean-Marc] Lanthier, who served as an armoured officer.
"Is that something that should stop us from sending tanks? I think we have a moral responsibility in terms of the immediacy of the requirements of the Ukrainian Armed Forces and the Ukrainian people. They are fighting a war. We are not." >

Well done young Sir, well done! >

Does Canada have a maple syrup dispenser installed in it as an extra package? Just wondering I would imagine Canada has plush tanks. >

The location of our tanks syrup is none of the enemies business >

Ahh so your not denying the existence of such dispensers... I will remember this for when Seattle takes Vancouver to find the syrup supply after the asteroid or nuke war goes off. >

Nuke war would be so fucking stupid I can't even think about it but it could happen and Vancouver is on the list along with every other Canadian city. >

Fortunately, there is a non-zero probability that Russian ICBMs don’t actually work. There’s also a non-zero probability that NATO has a functioning interception system that’s been developed quietly. Like, if I could shoot down the most powerful weapons on the planet, I probs wouldn’t tell anyone. >

Oh Canada!
Can you be more awesome? >

Our anthem needed a second verse. Can you write the rest? >

Nah. I would just write about poutine and hockey which would bore people. >


is still examining exact numbers it can donate

I'm sure many are wondering the number. Well ^. >

Send all 100+ of them.
We got new jets being ordered and tanks are pretty much useless for Canada unless America is looking to invade.. in which case our 130 tanks will slow them an extra 2min (which is all the time we need to actually activate the Flying V - superior Canadian goose attack) 
Just make a deal with ukraine about sending 130 tanks and requiring 150 in return after Russia get a slapped. We only really require them to keep troops trained, helping allies t like this situation and fighting polar bears anyways. >

I agree, we can order new tanks and send everything we got.   Even if they are spare parts.   Order the K2 Black Panter in small # to replace our international piece keeping force. >

Are we sending both of them ?  we really should keep one here for us >

Really, eh. >

Pretty much disagree with Gen. Hillier on virtually everything, but here he isn't wrong. Sending 50+ tanks would show commitment and be a noticeable boost for Ukrainian defenses. We should be closer aligning our arms programs and procurement with the US anyhow, and should we choose replacement, use AFV's with closer proximity to parts and training. >

There has been a strategic shift in Ukraine's allies from "help Ukraine not lose" to "destroy Russia's army and liberate all of Ukraine." Finally. Thank God. >

What.everybody has got leopards now, where are mine?? >

Are they going to bring Edwin Rommel back from the deep freezer in the Arctic to command the new Panzer army? >

As a Canadian with Ukrainian historical roots, I say double the shipment and add it to my federal tax bill.
I WILL HAPPILY PAY THE DIFFERENCE. >

Hells yeah! 10$/canadian * 40 million canadians = 400 million dollars we could spend and just shrug it off. >

Are all those tanks, weapons, cash etc… from different countries given for free ? Or after the war, ukraine will have a massive debt ? Or Russia will pay ?
What is the deal for those countries ?