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That's a floodgate opening.
The Netherlands btw leases tanks from Germany and after this announcement are considering buying them and giving them to Ukraine. >

That most likely won't happen because I believe these are Leopard 2 A7s. Also, that would shrink Germany's tank arsenal even further, and this company (14 Tanks) that is now being sent is all that can be spared >

The Dutch can give their 18 A6 tanks no problem, but the announcement today was only that the government is considering it. >

But they don't own them. Dutch soldiers are stationed in a German-Dutch corps. If the Netherlands would buy these, Germany would miss them in this corps >

Yes, I said they are leased tanks. I'll just assume Germany doesn't care since they are not using those tanks anyway. >

No, they use these tanks because they are based in the I. German-Dutch Corps, which is subordinate to the 1. Panzer Division. The corps is an integral part of the German army >

Ok you know more about it, I only read the article where pm Rutte said because we lease them, we can buy them also and then give it to Ukraine. Which seems normal for a lease agreement. >

Tanks Germany.
Tanks alot. >

Bwahaha.  Get in losers, we’re going Vatnik Stomping. >

Wonder what they’ll be getting next? >

US is gonna send abrams >

They looked at it but found they were too heavy and too difficult to repair, logistically. >

This aged like milk. >

Finally, it took them a while, but it’s the result that counts. It sounds like the US may provide some Abrams as well; it’s hard to imagine Russia standing up to modern main battle tanks. >

Yup, just approved, the story is just a bit later in the feed than this one. >

Safe to assume those "just approved"s are backwards, per Germany's earlier (only if the US does) stipulations. >

What will be next? High range himars/ cruise missiles more bradleys? F16’s? Hopefully for ukraine. >

Ukraine Air Force spokesperson say combat aircraft is chosen and pilots/service crew will start training soon along with preparing airfields to handle Western aircraft soon.   
But I take it with massive grain of salt. >

Ukraine getting f22s and B2s confirmed, got it. >

I mean, B2 Spirit bomber had first flight in 1989 it's barely younger than HIMARS rockets design used by Ukraine. B2 aging fleet gonna be replaced with B-21 Raider in nearby future so why keep pieces of somehow still flying metal scraps in USA while Ukraine gonna put them to good use last time in their history? /s