Poland

is ready to hand over 60 PT-91 tanks (a modernized version of the T-72) and 14 Leopard 2 to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

The head of the Polish government, Mateusz Morawiecki, said this in an interview with the Canadian television channel CTV News.

He also says that Warsaw is taking further steps to get various countries to join the international coalition for the transfer of Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine.

"Poland was the first country to deliver 250 tanks. Now we are ready to send 60 of our modernized PT-91 tanks, as well as 14 Leopard 2 tanks," the Polish Prime Minister said.

He emphasized that modern tanks are now very important for the Armed Forces, given that the Russian Federation can have from a few to 15 thousand of them.

"If we don't want Ukraine to lose, we have to be very open and persistent in our support," Moravetsky noted.

Tanks for Ukraine

On January 25, Germany officially agreed

to transfer 14 Leopard 2 tanks of its own production to Ukraine.

We are talking about a company - 14 tanks.

Germany also gave permission to other states to transfer these German tanks to Ukraine.  

German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius clarified that the 

tanks will be delivered by the end of March

2023.

After that, Canada announced that it 

would transfer four Leopard 2s from its warehouses to the Armed Forces

.

In addition, supply spare parts and provide training to the Ukrainian military in the basics of using tanks.

Spain is also ready to provide Ukraine with more than 50 Leopard tanks

.

Currently, the equipment is being stored at the military base in Zaragoza and needs to be converted.

Norwegian Defense Minister Björn Arild Gram said that his

country also intends to transfer tanks to Ukraine

.

These will be Leopard 2A4.

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