Challenger 2 and Leopard 2: How the Western tanks can pack different punches for Ukraine

British Challenger 2 main battle tanks are heading to Ukraine to help the country's forces in their defence against Russia's invasion.

It means Russia would be fighting an undefeated platform – not once has the Challenger 2 been destroyed at the hands of an enemy.

The German-made Leopard 2s are also heading to Ukraine, so how might the two tanks offer different battlefield advantages for defenders against Russian aggression?

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• Poland to send Leopard tanks to Ukraine as part of wider coalition

Watch our video above to find out how they pack different punches on the frontline.