Poland and Ukraine sign $700m howitzer arms deal
Ukraine is receiving NATO-standard weapons in place of Soviet-era weaponry which they used in the early days of the Russian invasion.
Poland is selling another 60 of its Krab self-propelled howitzers to Ukraine.
This comes on top of the 18 already sent to the country in May.
The deal, worth $700 million, is Poland's largest military export in 20 years.
Tanks were once king, in the Russia-Ukraine war, now artillery seems to reign supreme.
Ukraine is increasing its artillery firepower however it can, as evidenced by this latest consignment of 60 KRAB self-propelled tracked gun-howitzers imported from neighbouring Poland.
It is all part of Ukraine's tilt toward NATO equipment which could see it eventually out-gun its Russian aggressor.
The weapons are produced in Poland and should start arriving in the next few months.