Engine faults leave some of Polandβs K2 tanks in repair
About 30 of Polandβs South Korean-built K2 tanks are sitting in military workshops with various faults, most of them at the army base in Braniewo in the countryβs northeast, Radio ZET reported, and some of the damage involves the engines of a fleet that has grown to more than 200 tanks delivered so far. The [β¦]
Norwayβs Kongsberg will arm Polandβs new K2 tanks and their support vehicles with its PROTECTOR RS4 remote weapon stations. The contract, worth about NOK 700 million ($75 million), was signed with South Korean tank maker Hyundai Rotem. The stations will go on three versions of the K2 built for the Polish Armed Forces: the main [β¦]