The Polish Bumar Łabendy plant had problems with the repair of Ukrainian T-64 tanks, as they differ from those produced by the T-72, reports Defense24.
“It is not known what stockpiles of complete fire control systems and units may be at Ukraine’s disposal, but it is inevitable that they will melt away as the conflict continues and military equipment is depleted. ‘use’, the article says.
The T-72M and T-72M1 tanks never had a real fire control system, only a laser sight, unlike the T-64B/BV, which are obsolete 1A33 “Ob” and 1A43U “Ros”
In addition, the engines of the T-64 have long been out of production, which makes it difficult to maintain them, and increasing their production capacity will require large investments.
“There is a need for careful consideration and proper analysis to know whether this game is worth the effort,” the document says.
Earlier, one of the fighters of the Armed Forces of Ukraine expressed his dissatisfaction with the work of the T-64 tank due to the fact that the vehicle is 50 years old.
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