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Switzerland had blocked ammo exports, however when you buy arms from Germany it comes with a legal clause attached that says that you are not allowed to re-export them without explicit permission from the German government. So up until now Poland couldn't send their leopards without breaching the contract.
“So we get 2 tanks, but we also get 14 leopards to send into the trenches? Sign me up” >

modern warfare >

Jungle warfare >

Gorilla warfare >

What did you say about me you little shit >

I’ll have you know >

I graduated top of my class in the Navy Seals, >

Classic >

German armour going up against the Russians again within a century, who would have thought!? >

“German tanks will soon be arriving in Ukraine to fight Russia”
I don’t think anyone expected to read that headline ever again. >

And they really didn't expect to be cheering on the German tanks. >

Plenty actually would have. Near the end of WW2, the western allies were prepared to recruit German units on the fly if the Soviets proved to be a threat that couldn't be worked with. Patton in particular had a very high opinion of the Germans, to the point of calling the Nuremburg Trials a "jewish revenge plot". >

Yet further proof that the best thing patton did was die in that car crash tbh. Dude was not a particularly competent general, not that that was his job I suppose. >

I wish McArthur would have been in that car too. They led the charge against their own troops during the bonus army protest for WW1 soldiers. Not to mention McArthur's anti communist tactics. >

Nah, McArthur lived long enough to go down as a disgrace, I'm good with that.  Hugely important figure for American military history in the first half of the 20th century, but also kind of a douche.  His role in HOI4 is very befitting his real life personality and accomplishments. >

Aussie here.
He was both a shitcunt and a dogcunt. >

I'm unfamiliar with these terms... >

As another Australian, I'll translate.
He was not generally well thought of in many aspects of his personality and behaviour towards others. >

This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 81%. (I'm a bot)


Germany will send 14 Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine and has authorised partner countries to also send them - despite threats from Russia.
Although Ukraine has stocks of Soviet-made tanks, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says his forces need more, faster and deadlier weapons - in particular Western tanks - to push the Russians back.
The German decision comes after the UK announced it would provide 14 Challenger 2 tanks, which was widely seen as an attempt to persuade other allies to send Leopards, of which there are much higher stocks across Europe.


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14 Leopard 2 Tanks

These fast and furious movies are out of control >

14 Leopard, 2 tanks, 1 cup. >

1 Putin, 1 jar >

1 Putin, 1 cup of tea >

Do you add the pollonium before or after the water? >

After. Less possibility of splash damage, and better taste. >


Germany said that partner countries that have stocks of the NATO-standard tank can now donate them to Kyiv.

So on top of Germany's shipment, other countries like Poland now officially have the greenlight to make shipments without German interference. >

Germany never interfered. >

Yeah it was Switzerland wasn’t it?