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Modern tank development continues on both sides of the conflict. The Ukrainian BM Oplot represents the country’s most advanced design while Russia fields several upgraded tanks. This video compares ...

The Ukrainian-built BREM-84 Athlete—a rare armored recovery vehicle developed on the same chassis as the BM Oplot main battle tank—continues to serve with the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Only one such ...

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Developed in the 1990s after the fall of the Soviet Union, the Oplot main battle tank became Ukraine’s upgrade to the T-80 platform—combining Soviet design heritage with modern armor and firepower.