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Large Amount of Purported US Military Hardware Spotted at Polish Port: Video

by mosesman

  • Large Amount of Purported US Military Hardware Spotted at Polish Port: Video
    by Oleg Burunov, https://sputniknews.com/
    The footage was published as Washington continues its military assistance to Kiev amid the Russian special military operation in Ukraine, something that Moscow has repeatedly warned will only fuel the conflict.
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    A video apparently showing a large amount of US military equipment in the Polish port of Gdynia has been shared on Twitter. In the footage, which was also published by a Latvian Twitter news outlet, an array of US tanks, armored personnel carriers and military trucks are seen at the port.
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    The outlet reported “the equipment belonging to the US Army’s 3rd Armored Brigade Combat Team […]” is staged at the Port of Gdynia, Poland “in preparation for redeployment to the continental United States after serving in the Operation Atlantic Resolve” on February 22, 2023.
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    The operation, which has been carried out by the US since 2014, is aimed at strengthening the US’ presence in Europe. As part of the mission in December 2022, about 700 combat vehicles were deployed to Poland, including the US main battle tanks Abrams.
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    Some Polish and Ukrainian media outlets, however, did not think twice about claiming that part of the military hardware seen in the video would be redeployed to Ukraine, where Russia continues its special military operation. Neither the White House not the Pentagon have commented on the matter yet.
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    The footage comes as the US had already committed more than $100 billion worth of security and military assistance to Kiev since the beginning of the Russian special operation. In January, the US said it would send 31 Abrams tanks and eight M88 recovery vehicles to Ukraine, noting however that delivery would take considerable time. Poland and Germany pledged to deliver a number of Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine.
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