How are British Challenger 2 tanks being used by Ukraine?

Ukrainian troops are thought to have used British Challenger 2 tanks in their offensive inside Russia, Sky News understands.

Military analyst, Professor Michael Clarke, looks at how the tank is used in Ukraine's offensive and the latest advances on Russian territory.

#ukrainerussiawar #kursk #putin_zelensky

[gettinglucky]

Challenger tanks just tourists, want to see local cathedrals.

[DrzBa]

Can I point out that they are NOT British Challenger 2 tanks, they are now *Ukrainian* Challenger 2 tanks?

[adamhall]

And Russia uses Iranian and North Korean weaponry in Ukraine. FAFO.

[burgeryoufoundbehindthegrill]

How are they being used?
"Successfully"

[dWFnZWVr]

*Sky, please give Michael his own show, he’s always a pleasure to watch*

[liamjames]

Why can’t I have my safety glasses off at work due to health and safety but the army are still allowed to sit on top of tanks😂

[BanIslam-jp]

Could do with them in london, Bradford, luton, Birmingham, Leeds etc etc

[Ah]

When I see prof micheal Clarke in the thumbnail I instantly click. The knowledge he spits out is unreal.

[klausberfelde-jeye]

I really like this Kursk combination Stryker, Marder, Challenger 😊👍👍

[justinspencer]

I quite like the thought of the Ukrainians making themselves a nice cup of tea inside the challenger as they set to work on the Russians.

[samuelgitaari]

Russian forces building defensive lines

[MsSherlock]

People love wars on somebody else's territory! 😢

[theresa]

Appreciate Prof, Clarkes’ knowledge and perspective.

[terenceperera]

Seriously.. 6 tanks will make no difference. Who are we kidding?

[cybercript]

Absolutely amazing deployment of these tanks. What exactly is your problem, Sky News?

[isotropisch]

Referendum for the formation of the People´s Republic of Kursk please, the people demand it!

[richardmarsden]

I bet ones already met a Lancet drone.

[davidoldboy]

Wow comments on?, can't be important? how brave Sky

[teller]

What a joke...14 tanks that serve mainly to complicate Ukraine's already confused training and supply lines with at least four tank families.

[FabiusPolis]

Real answer: They are moving forward and then get hit by either artillery, rocket or drone and are burning.