Among newly received vehicles for Ukrainian Armed Forces, dozens of BMP-1s were supplied to Ukraine by Excalibur Army, a Czech-based company.<\/p>\n
Large batch\u00a0o military equipment was handed over at Ozorne Air Base<\/strong> in Zhytomyr by President Poroshenko. Ukrainian Armed Forces received new tanks<\/strong> (multiple T-64BVs, T-80s, one T-72AMT), MRAPs<\/strong> (Varta), IFVs<\/strong> (BMP-1), self-propelled\u00a0artillery<\/strong> (2S1 Gvozdika), rocket artillery<\/strong> (Grad), reconnaissance vehicles<\/strong> (BRDM-2), anti-aircraft defense systems<\/strong> S-300<\/strong> and several planes, trucks, UAVs and recovery systems.<\/p>\n [nggallery id=33]<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Tip: If you are unsure about military equipment of Ukrainian forces, visit our Equipment page<\/a>, where you can list of all Ukrainian tanks, APCs, boats and more.<\/em><\/p>\n <\/p>\n On December 4, 2018<\/strong> a mysterious convoy crossed from Slovakia to Ukraine at Vysne Nemecke border crossing. Convoy was composed of several trucks with Ukrainian plates and was transporting at least dozen of BMP-1s<\/strong>. According to drivers of the convoy, the Infantry Fighting Vehicles (IFV) were recently refurbished and are in decent condition. One of the drivers later confirmed to a reporter that they were coming from Czech Republic.<\/p>\nBMP-1s\u00a0were\u00a0delivered from Czech Republic<\/h4>\n