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The BTR-152 is a Soviet six-wheeled armored personnel carrier, represented here for documented Yemen Civil War use as an improvised Houthi gun carrier.
Short sourced context for this conflict
Houthi forces used at least one Soviet-era BTR-152 armored personnel carrier as an improvised carrier for a captured M167 Vulcan gun during the Yemen Civil War.
AML-90 armored carShort equipment typeThe AML-90 is a French Panhard 4x4 armored car armed with a 90 mm gun, with documented Yemeni Army service before the Yemen Civil War.
BTR-40 armored personnel carrierShort equipment typeThe BTR-40 is a Soviet 4x4 armored personnel carrier built for light troop transport and reconnaissance, and this archive entry tracks its later conflict-era appearances in Yemen and Ukraine records.
Challenger 2Main battle tankThe Challenger 2 is a British third-generation main battle tank built around a rifled 120 mm gun, heavy composite armor, and four-person crew operations. In the Russia-Ukraine War, the United Kingdom supplied a small squadron to Ukraine as one of the first Western main battle tank transfers of the full-scale invasion.
Leopard 1A5Main battle tankThe Leopard 1A5 is a German main battle tank modernization centered on improved fire control, thermal sighting, and the 105 mm L7-series gun. In the Russia-Ukraine War, refurbished A5-family tanks from European industrial stocks give Ukrainian armored units a lighter Western tank with good mobility and logistics support, but less passive protection than newer Leopard 2 variants.
M-55SUpgraded T-55 main battle tankThe M-55S is Slovenia's modernized T-55 main battle tank, rebuilt by ST Ravne with a 105 mm gun, explosive reactive armor, fire-control upgrades, laser-warning equipment, and NATO-compatible ammunition. During the Russia-Ukraine War, Slovenia committed 28 M-55S tanks to Ukraine through a ring exchange with Germany, making the type a legacy Soviet chassis adapted for Western-supported Ukrainian armored forces.
Strv 122Main battle tankThe Strv 122 is Sweden's upgraded Leopard 2 main battle tank, adapted for Swedish service with reinforced protection, Swedish communications, smoke launchers, and a four-person crew. Sweden transferred ten tanks to Ukraine in 2023, pairing the donation with training for Ukrainian crews before the vehicles were fielded in the Russia-Ukraine War.