By Erika Solomon BERLIN — Germany has agreed to allow the export of its Leopard 1 battle tanks to Ukraine, a government spokesman said on Friday, creating an opportunity for increased tank ...

Ukraine will receive dozens of extra Leopard 1 tanks through a new European deal, according to reports, boosting the country's growing tank fleet as its counteroffensive grinds on. On Tuesday ...

Ukraine could add old Leopard 1 battle tanks from German defense industry stocks to deliveries of modern tanks that Berlin and other governments pledged last week to counter Russian forces in the war.

By Erika Solomon Germany, Denmark and the Netherlands announced a joint initiative on Tuesday to send around 100 Leopard 1 tanks to Ukraine, some of which could arrive “within a few months.” ...

Washington — President Biden announced Wednesday that the U.S. will send 31 top-of-the-line M-1 Abrams battle ... provide 14 of its own Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine and allow Western partners ...

The Ukrainian custom of wrapping tanks in layers of explosive reactive armor can mitigate, but not eliminate, the Leopard 1A5’s greatest flaw: its light protection. In the Leopard 1’s favor ...

"In the following months, Ukraine will receive at least 100 Leopard 1 A5 battle tanks, including the required logistic support and training. Denmark, Germany and the Netherlands are providing ...

It said that two companies, Rheinmetall and FFG, want to prepare dozens of Leopard 1 tanks that could be delivered to Ukraine if it is interested. But it also said that there are issues so far ...

BRUSSELS — Dozens of Leopard 1 tanks could be overhauled and sent to Ukraine after an unidentified buyer purchased the German-made fighting vehicles from a private Belgian dealer. “I am glad ...

The Swiss Federal Council approved the sale of 71 Leopard 1 tanks to Germany, but the condition of the deal is a ban on ...

Belgium announced on its intention to provide €1 billion in military aid to Ukraine this year. Perhaps the most interesting part of the new package ...

The Telegraph reported that Ukraine's army has already received nearly one hundred conventionally configured Leopard 1 tanks.