True ...very realistic numbers

120mm mortars on ROSOMAK chassis are named RAK (CANCER in English).

*RAK mortars, Krab is an spg

I nikt nie musi znac doklandnych statystyk w tym momecie...

@@piotrkosci4591 tak. Warto jednak wiedzieć czy za darmo czy za kaskę ;)

Man... more than 80...

Poland delivered 2- 3 times more of equipment than whatever official numbers are but they cannot disclose it officially yet at least not before they get all of that replaced.

We all know that Ukraine has much more than NATO member countries have delivered. None of us know where the Ukrainians got them. Not even if we forgot to remove our serial numbers. It wasn't us, must be an act of God.

@@trance1986 By now Polish unit's are depleted of T72's and BWP-01's as well as soviet AA missile systems NEWA, Mig's 29, 20 000 Grot rifles, almost 20 000 komar mini - rpg's, ten's of thousands of ammunitions for various weapon types, all PT91 Twardy's (we had over 200), 100 Rosomacks are already given to Ukraine (used ones), 100 new ones will be produced, all of our Krabs and Dana's as well as Goździks and even Rak's, the numbers given in the video are ridiculus, entire Polish battalions are left with almost no vehicles...

@@kristianskoczylas5809 Poland have not delivered so many weapons listed by you e.g. majority of PT 91 tanks still are in Poland, except 50 PT91 already sent to Ukraine. 100 Rosomak APC, 24 Rak, and 12 AWD on Rosomak variants Poland will deliver in the years 2023 and 2024. Poland already sent 18 Krabs, while Ukraine ordered next 54 Krabs, which will be delivered this and next year. Poland have not delivered Dana SPG yet. Some Dana were delivered by Chechia and Slovakia sell Zuzana vaiants now. Polish Army still use lot of armored vehicles. Recent military maneuvers Anankonda 23 prove it. You can see there are many Polish PT91, Rosomak variants, Rak mortars, AWD variants, Krab, Abrams, K2, K9, M104 Patriot, Pilica, Poprad and MRAPs. Recently suppliers delivered M142 Himars and next K2 tanks. So, numbers of weapons already delivered from Poland listed in this video are in quite fair. They mention also 60 Krabs contract, and Australian EOS turrets possible to set on Rosomak.

No problem 😊

Our tax money are spent on greater cause. For the victory.

It's Zelensky on the run, i never seen a president leaves his country for this long, go back to your beloved country Zelensky, you are the hero.. Zelensky will never go back to Ukraine after what he tried to do to the Kremlin. 😂

Since when Thank You solve problem? Wondering whos going to pay for it besides polish tax payer. Year ago we were told by EU that we gonna get paid. Since war we did not even recived money from COVID fund, so what we are talking about 🤣

@@omarb8655 Cope and Seethe (what i pressume to be a) Ruzzia sympathizer, he is meeting up with Allies, making alliances and securing Weapons for Ukraine, he will likely return to Ukraine by the time of the big counter offensive

And thank you for help of your government. The UK proved to be much more reliable ally than Germany and France. Greetings from Poland.

😂

@@Yanko-Musicantopłacz ruska onuco płacz👊

@@Bakambol 😂🤣😂🤣

Poland is helping 🇺🇦 a lot, but others pay the bill. Or at least 80-90% of it.

@@hisredrighthand5212really? That’s amazing, I didn’t think we are that smart.

The Patria AMV is an excellent wheeled platform. And when it comes to tracks instead of the wheels, the Swedish CV90 fills that spot. Other interesting Nordic platforms are the Archer and NEMO. Greetinks from Finland.

AMOS is a killer.

@@inso80 The Patria AMV is an example of a good design, which Polish engineers improved after the experience from the battlefields of Afghanistan. Patria got the rights to these changes and both parties were happy. The only thing Poles can complain about is the rights to sell. Patria now sells Polish solutions to other competitors factories.

@@PR_nick It is a license to produce. Pretty standard stuff. Every country will make their own mods or use existing.

​@@inso80NEMO can be installed on a variety of platforms if needed. I'd hope Finland would improve its existing 120mm mortar park with these in large enough numbers on some affordable platform to make a positive difference on total capability.

Prosta zasada- gdy komuś pomagasz to nie spodziewaj się wdzięczności czy zapłaty. Lepiej być mile zaskoczonym niż przeżywać gorycz rozczarowania. Tak jest rozsądniej.

@@krzysztofd9164 Rozsądna zasada. Jednak mam nadzieję, że nie zostaniemy wyru....ani prze Ukrainę jak się wojna zakończy i będziemy mieli znaczący udział w odbudowie Ukrainy

@@Katon78Poland właśnie o tym piszę. Znaczący udział będzie nie nasz. Dla mnie najważniejsze jest to, że ruskim na jakiś czas odechce się wszczynania rozróby.

Najciekawsze będzie to, czy Ukraińcy będą wdzięczni. Gdyby nie nasza pomoc i nacisk na kraje zachodnie Ukrainy by już nie było. Tym bardziej jak byśmy przyjęli postawę Niemców czy Węgier.

Ja trzymam nagrania z początku wojny. Zachęcam wszystkich do kopiowania materiału bo może zniknąć i a potem kasa będzie pisać historie.

Both turrets are being use by polish army on Rosomaks apcs

Czas spędzony na naukę wymowy nazwisk: 0s...

@@_r4x4 wystarczy wpisać w google translate i to wypowiada za ciebie. 🤪

@@TheRealTonie owszem, wystarczy...

I'm sure if Russia had any concerns, you would have seen a visit by Kinzhal already. 😮

You must help Belarus too

F-16's are coming. The Russian luck is running out.

They did deployed mercs, almost 25-30K are already dead.

@@MoonlightVKV 200k of Russian invaders were utilized as fertilizer in Ukraine already... but Putin said that this are rookie numbers and he can easily double that...

@@ericdpeerik3928 "In 1610, in response to the Polish-Lithuanian advance on Russia, Russia and Sweden formed an alliance, and launched an operation known as the De la Gardie Campaign.[1] A Russian army under Prince Dmitry Shuisky was heading towards the besieged fortress of Smolensk, but was intercepted by Polish-Lithuanian forces.[2] In the meantime, Shuisky divided his forces into several smaller units.[2] The Polish-Lithuanian forces of about 12,000 under hetman Stanisław Żółkiewski encountered the advance Russian force of 8,000 under Grigory Valuyev and attempted to attack it soon after dawn on 24 June, but the Russians were able to fortify their positions at Tsaryovo-Zaymishche camp. The Russian troops found themselves encircled and trapped in their camp, but the main force under Shuisky, of about 35,000, was only days away. Russia, however, did not know the real strength of the Polish-Lithuanian forces, and how greatly they outnumbered them. Further, the besieged advance unit failed to notify Shuisky that it had encountered the Polish-Lithuanian army. On the other hand, Żółkiewski was confident in his powerful hussars, and decided to press with the attack. On 3 July he decided to leave part of his forces besieging the camp, and take the most mobile units against Shuisky's troops. The ruse was successful, as the besieged troops never realized that the bulk of the Polish-Lithuanian army was temporarily engaged elsewhere, and neither was Shuisky aware of the Polish-Lithuanian movements nor expecting a major engagement. The Polish-Lithuanian forces numbering about 6,500-6,800 men (of which about 5,500, or about 80 percent, were the famous "winged" hussars) under Hetman Stanisław Żółkiewski faced a numerically superior force of about 30,000 Russians under Princes Dmitry Shuisky, Andrey Galitzine, and Danilo Mezetsky, as well as about 5,000 mercenary units temporarily allied to Russia, under the command of Jacob De la Gardie, composed of Flemish, French, Irish, German, Spanish, English, and Scottish soldiers. Including the forces that did not take part in combat (remained in camp, reserve, or were delayed), the numbers were 12,300 Polish-Lithuanian soldiers against 48,000 soldiers under Russian command. The Polish-Lithuanian army was supported by two cannons (some sources say four), and the Tsardom of Russia by 11." Russians call this period "Smuta"="The sad times" because Russians managed to kill only 400 Polish soldiers and Russian forces lost over 5000 and what left completely lost interest in fighting against Winged Hussar...🤣

@@Bialy_1 Russian casualties with wounded included doesnt even reach 100K, but Ukraine surpassed the 400K mark, with wounded included. Now Russia is no invaders, reacts to the american regime, since the U.S did the coup in Ukraine and put the fascists in power there, Petro Poroshenko then Zelensky, put in power by Kolomoisky. Now let me ask you a question, how do you feel, supporting a regime that raped, killed and executed in the most horrible ways to polish people? Because supporting banderites, is what your country is supporting now, TREASON against the victims of the massacre of Volyn, you should think about it.

Were have you heard this bs... Poland and power this is propaganda spread by the West countries looking for cheap cannon fodder.

"Oncilla - an upgraded version of Dozor-B, manufactured in Kharkiv and sold to Poland in 2013, has been produced under license by the Polish company Mista since 2013, modified to comply with the standards NATO on ballistic and mine protection up to level 3 STANAG 4569. On September 1, 2014, at the XXII International Exhibition of Defense Technologies MSPO-2014, a demonstration model of the Oncilla armored vehicle was shown, modernized with the participation of the French company Lacenaire Limited Сo. Lattice protective screens, new chassis parts and a new steering wheel were installed on the armored vehicle On May 19-21, 2015, at the IDET 2015 arms exhibition (Brno, Czech Republic), another demonstration model of the Oncilla armored vehicle was presented - modernized by the Cypriot company Lacenaire Ltd. (on which, instead of a DEUTZ BF 4M 1013 FC diesel engine with a power of 190.5 hp, an IVECO NEF 4 ENTC engine with a power of 209.5 hp is installed; also, the upgraded version is equipped with an Allison 1000 transmission made in the USA and a FONET radio station manufactured by a Polish company "WB Electronics".

Piorun MANPADS is very good for its price. I doubt it is "the best." The best is the possibility to afford to give it to every company or even squad.

@@HanSolo__ Even the US bought Pioruns, so likely they are the best.

New rockets for Piorun are underway.

​@@HanSolo__ Read about it a little bit more. It's actually the most modern and most capable MANPADS right now on the market

"Morayaki"😆

Chwałek sounds like Człowiek (Human) xD is the best! Love it

Yeah, as a Havoc, they made it to the final stages of testing a new 8x8 for the US Marine Corps. The swimming ability of Rosomak's design was intended for lakes and rivers, but the Marines wanted the capability to travel by sea to some degree. It was made by Patria and BAE Systems.

It was runner up 2nd in the AUS competition too but they choose the german Boxer instead. They wanted the unmanned higher tech turrent of the Boxer but actually they have had many high tech problem with the boxer and would of been better off with the Patria its fool proof and had the same protection and was cheaper and more reliable its similiar to the CV90 vs the Puma one is far more reliable and battle tested the other is high tech only on paper but a real pain to get everythhing to work good

@@idawulan6789 Your right. Reliability of equipment is crucial and Germans have problems with that. Have Boxers been ever tried in real combat? Because Patria/Rosomaks were in Afghanistan.

Before, you ran off in the night? 😅😅😅😅💀💀💀🤭

These were Polish Rosomaks not Finish AMV Patria in A-stan. Rosomak has more than 500 changes from orginal design due to Polish specyfication and combat experiences in A-stan. Polish S.A Rosomak has intelectual rights to these changes.

The additional 46 Krabs to 12 (c. a.) delivered immediately were contracted to be produced for Ukraine, I frankly don't know what percentage of those were manufactured by now.

A jakie ma to znaczenie ile podaja do przestrzeni medialnej .

Musi być zAnizona

😂😂😂 look around. 😢

Polska robi wszystko żeby mogła obronić się sama .

Richtig👍pzdrw

Don't sweat it. Russian Military Intelligence knows everything! 🤫🫢💀💀💀💀😅

Nobody expects Kinzhal 💀💀💀🤫🙄😉

⁠@@richardscathouse😂 ruZZian „military” or ruZZian “intelligence” sounds so fking funny. Yeah, we saw how this BS worked out 😂 Kinzhal? The one which was destroyed by regular Patriot systems last week? Developed by guys who are now in prison? Boo fking hoo lol 😂 OMG the ruZZian level of disconnecting from reality is astonishing

"deal" Poland dont get anything for free. Sad byt true

@@burdegg1880 why "sad"? If you help a neighbour who's getting beaten up and raped, do you expect payment for this?

@@johnnyenglish583 The point is that we give away our equipment and get nothing in return, and we are next to Ukraine. Right next to Kaliningrad Oblast and Belarus. We donated a lot of tanks and the only thing we got in return was the opportunity to buy Abrams. No subsidy or any compensation. Poland is not as rich a country as you imagine and it should be added here that millions of Ukrainians came to Poland. Housing is in short supply, inflation is raging and jobs are scarce, let alone donating equipment. The Germans promised us leopards in exchange for the t-72, but we got nothing. Poland is alone as always

@@burdegg1880 Poland is alone? So why are there up to 120 NATO planes protecting your airspace since the beginning of the war? Why is there increased NATO presence in the Baltic, with an Italian air defence frigate (one of the best ships of this class in the world) coming to Gdynia tomorrow? Why are there US, British and other troops stationed inside Poland, Lithuania, Estonia etc.? If you're "alone", why are you getting priority deliveries of top US equipment? Other counties have to wait for a few years for the Abrams - you got the first ones in less than a year. As for money, you've already received tens of millions of EU money from the special fund created specifically to pay counties like Poland and Lithuania at least for part of the military equipment they delivered. It doesn't cover all of it (the equipment you gave was worth more), but it covers a significant share. Your government doesn't like the EU so your public media don't talk about these EU funds, but they're there. By the way, do you know how much it costs to dispose of old equipment that the army no longer wants to use? It's tens of millions. You would have to pay for it very soon to decommission your T-72s because let's be honest, they are very obsolete. But thanks to your generosity, they are killing enemies, like they were designed to, instead of rusting in a yard. Amd don't worry about being attacked: (1) Russia's losses are so huge it will need 7-10 years to get back to pre-war strength (which, as we have seen, was low). It's lost its modern tanks (for example over 80% of all the T-80 variants Russia had have been proven destroyed), (2) Russia will never attack Poland while American and British troops are stationed in your country. By giving Ukraine your equipment you're actually INCREASING your security because as long as the war is on, Russia is getting weaker.

@@johnnyenglish583 U say NATO and I say where was england and france in 1939?

Don't worry. Putin will see you get the credit you deserve 😮

Pinokio.... is much simpler 😂😂

Yeah sure

TRUE ...

Te osy nie takie biedne ale naprawdę o wiele więcej sprzętu poszło na Ukraine

Whomever is dealing with logistics for Ukraine has to be... The hardest and most important person in this damn war with trying to manage all these different weapon systems. I mean having parts is one thing but training and knowing what will need what when... Holy hell I do not envy that group of people and their leader. Feel like Ukraine has enough armaments now to take on the entire Russian army. I mean the amount of anti air MANPADS alone definitely outnumber the entire Russian Air Force and has to be reaching 10k.

@@dianapennepacker6854 right now? Nope, not that hard yet. Stil 90%+ of equipment is Russian based and not mixed with western.

@@Weryl Maybe not 90%, but most of it is. Anyhow, both Ukraine and Russia came to equal numbers of soldiers and tanks, 8x8, APCs IFVs. The main difference is Ukraine does not lag in modern weapon systems. Shooting down multiple "hypersonic" missiles made Russia feel bad for its "tactical nukes" delivery systems. Soldiers are well-trained and equipped, and their high morale will face fear, frustration and lack of goal from the Russian side.

Moore o’ wacky

Moore'o'viee-sky :D

"ruskie" pierogi wrrrrr!....

Its Polish redesign.

@@randomowykolegazinternetu It's the Polish version, produced in poland with license from Patria. The "design" is patria. There are multiple "standard" versions and modifications available. These particular variants are what best suits Poland's needs, decided by Poland of course.

Super. Ten sprzet zostal wyprodukowany do zabijania kacapstwa. I to robi.

@@kroolis77 do obrony

@@maciejszczepa4691 dokladnie. To samo. Przed kim innym niż przed ruskimi? A tak naprawdę to jest sprzęt do zabijania. Nie owijajmy w bawełnę. Do obrony to służy kamizelka kuloodporna.

It was in the video.

Hardly matters with Russians using standoff artillery and drones from 50km distance. 😅

@richardscathouse lol. But fr tho, outside of artillery most combat is taking place at relatively close range, airburst for a war with lots of trench, bunker, & woods warfare would be very effective.

​@@richardscathouseTypical western field artillery outranges the most common types of artillery guns in use by Russia.

☠️ Absolutely! Don't cry when Wagner sends you to hell! 😂😂😂😂😂

@@richardscathouse you Think you are strong? A person writing such mindless garbage are very imature.

Still to weak for Birmingham.

🤡🤡🤦🤦🤦🤦

@@wojtekmleczaj6603 we joke in the UK, that the school run is the most dangerous thing to do, bcs of all the angry mums in wanna be 4x4s drivin them like a weapon. Ha ha ha Hence the 8x8, being the safest. Ave a great wkend guys.

They are not equals. Poland introduced about 500 different modifications and produced the vehicle at home. It is based on the AMV Patria but you can't say that both vehicles are the same.

@@randomowykolegazinternetu 100 % Finnish produkt , manufactured under license in Poland

@@rolfahola3349 What about polish turret ZSSW 30 and american gun bushmaster and schwedish scania engine?

Rosomak= wolverine, borsuk= badger (our new light bwp)

Kevin, from which U.S base are you sitting writing this bullshit? tell so i can get your coordinates mate :)

You'll love democracy. See you at Pride Parade. Don't forget the kids! 😮

You mean the US homeland 😂

Pinokio

You dropped your foilhat

@@piotrsie5465 Piotrek, deprymacja i negacja, klamstwa i dezinformacja juz nie dziala:-).... wez napisz raport .... i czekaj na emeruture ktorej nie bedziesz mial bo w kazachstanie po 6 stycznia 2022 wylapuja SBekow i ludzie pala domy ktore ukrywaja robaki... kumasz czacze?

@@darksonlolo6039 4th generation warfare .... READ IT, PUT IN in the head...

@@piotrsie5465 Piotrus, napisales raport, prze.yslales sobie sprawy? napisz cos madrego!

🎉 Amazing achievement 🎉

Moritz Mahrenstein !!

Mazowiecki = Mortaedelski