So Leopard's for Ukraine is pretty much a sure thing so much so that Ukrainians will begin training on them. A guy name Relic in another forum did an excellent job breaking down what Ukraine is going to look like come mid spring.
//Leopard 2 MBTs are going to make their way to Ukraine in the next couple months, alongside British Challenger 2 MBTs. The writing is on the wall. A Western Tank Company consists of 14 MBTs. There are 4 companies in a Battalion (56 tanks total). I think that you'll eventually see a slew of countries donate between 1-2 companies each of Leopards, totalling enough for 4 armored battalions. I suspect the distribution of the donation will look something like this.
Those tanks will be paired with American Bradleys and what I expect to be a coalition of nations that will donate CV90s. 4 new tank battalions would / will be a nice upgrade in capability for Ukraine, heading into a spring offensive. There will be 18, 155m self propelled howitzers attached to each Battalion as artillery support. 18x A109A6 (USA), 18x AS-90 (Britain), 12x Archer + 6 AS-90 (Sweden + Britain) and 18x CEASAR (Denmark).//
That is one helluva offensive fighting force Ukraine will have. They are also being trained in combined arms so that they don't fight like they have been doing with their T-72 tanks going out on their own. This isn't even counting the upgraded Czech and Polish PT-91 T-72's they are getting, combined numbered over 150.
White House national security spokesperson John Kirby said on Friday that Wagner, which has been supporting Russian forces in their invasion of Ukraine and claiming credit for battlefield advances, would be designated a significant Transnational Criminal Organization. Kirby called Wagner "a...
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There have been revelations from Wagner deserters that Wagner carried out false flag attack in the Donbass to create a pretext for the Russian invasion.