As we can see on the video below, the tank received an additional rod armor on the tower to increase its opposition against attacks with simple accumulation heads used, among others, in FPV drones. The tank carries traces of a fire that occupied a crucial condition of it. Now the vehicle will go to Russia, where it will be thoroughly examined. After completion of the study, it is likely to be placed on the site of a peculiar exhibition of acquired equipment in the Patriotic Park in Podmskie Kubinka. ** Ukraine has so far received a full of 21 Leopards 2A6** (three from Portugal and 18 from Germany), of which it has lost at least six vehicles irretrievably. The next 5 were injured, any of the tanks were abandoned, and as we can see, at least 1 was taken over by the Russians.
