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🇺🇸🇵🇱 BREAKING: Poland has received another batch of 32 American M1A2 SEP-v3 Abrams tanks. The new delivery is part of Poland’s large order for 250 of the most advanced Abrams variant, strengthening its armoured forces along NATO’s eastern flank. These tanks arrive fully equipped with upgraded armour, advanced sensors...

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