Why Putin is Scared of US Sending Ukraine Tanks

Putin is clearly worried about the US sending tanks to Ukraine - and for good reason! If the US does send tanks, it could mean a full-scale invasion of Russia. In today's epic new video we look at Putin's reaction and why he's so scared of the US sending weapons to Ukraine.

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[Pwndbythnb]

T-14 Stealth tech is so advanced that they only have been seen at Russian military parades. Their engines of the T-14 are so stealthy that Russia cannot find them and they get towed during parades.

[fatalshore]

It's interesting how the wheel turns. Can you imagine telling a Pole or Ukrainian in 1941 that 80 years from now they would celebrate seeing German tanks once again roll through Eastern Europe?

[yabutmaybenot.]

The best feature of the British Challenger is the ability to make tea inside the tank. It's the most British feature ever.

[WillFixPlanesForMoneh]

“Tank enthusiasts, yes they exist…” I feel called out

[Petteri]

Finland has a bunch of Leopards too. Only reason we are hesitant about sending them is a feeling we might be about to need them.

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Russia
"It's going to escalate things so just let us win so you don't find out we're bluffing."

[Skl_wt]

"it's not difficult to understand why germany was hesitant, given its history."
that hit me hard

[TTiger]

The secret weapon of the Leopard is its high maintainability based on a modular system. Like in WW2 this might be going to be the most decisive factor for waging a successful tank war.

[angriffslusticherWildoger]

Putin saying the west is escalating the war again became like the most casual thing ever. Like oxygen in the air. I’d be worried if he doesn’t say it one day!

[bronekkozicki]

Just a correction - it's Poland which took the lead for delivery of Leopard 2, going as far as publicly announcing it will deliver its Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine even without the re-export permission from Germany.

[dalidaz]

I thought the UK was the first country to pledge tanks with the challenger 2🤔

[kevindavis]

I saw a T-14 in the HEB parking lot near my house, but it instantly disappeared before I could get a photo. Dang...those bad boys are stealthy! 😄

[rossallan]

Imagine being Putin. So much power. So much authority. Arguably, given differences in oversight and internal scrutiny, more than even a US President….yet you still don’t feel like you’re compensating enough for whatever shortcoming, self perceived or otherwise. It’s depressing we might yet see Nuclear war in my lifetime because of a single bloke’s demented insecurities.

[djburnam]

I was 19 Bravo in the Army. Operating the tank is easier than maintaining.

[arzantyt]

Poland spoke early and loudly about giving Leopards to Ukraine...

[armasxd]

F-16 in Ukraine: "Wuzzup baby. Did you missed me?" Russian Su-27: 👁️👄👁️

[BootsieTheGreek]

How does this war not escalate? Crazy time we live in

[shawnjohnson]

Binkov's Battlegrounds just did a video on this subject. He made a pretty good case for why the Abrams is a better tank in the long run for Ukraine.

[secondhandlyon]

If the t14 is so superior to the Abrams and the leopard then it shouldn't be an issue for Putin. Also, if a tank is being used to fight an invader then in theory it would be a defensive weapon.

[redelephantsdotnl]

The Netherlands is actually sending over Leopard 1's, which apparantly we had in storage for just such an occasion. Now I am by no means a tank enthusiast and I couldn't tell the difference, but for those of you who are - there it is.