The Russian T-72 tank and howitzer, which were captured by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, have begun to be displayed in Warsaw’s Plac Zamkowy Square. Michal Dworczyk, the Polish Prime Minister’s Spokesperson, and Hanna Malara, Ukraine’s Deputy Defense Minister, opened the area where Russian armored vehicles will be displayed. “Many circles in Poland, especially in Europe, say that the Russian army is invincible, Russia is dangerous,” Dworczyk said, referring to the tank and howitzer brought to Warsaw to be displayed. “These Russian vehicles, destroyed by Ukrainian soldiers, demonstrate that determination, courage, and professionalism can defeat the Russian army. Russian barbarians continue to slaughter not only Ukrainian soldiers, but also civilians. This is the case in Bucha, Mariupol, Severodonetsk, and dozens of other cities,” Dworczyk added.
Malara, on the other hand, said, “We are displaying the military vehicles in the capital of Poland, which is Ukraine’s closest partner and friend, before moving to other cities in Europe.”
While the public showed interest in the Russian armored vehicles on display, it was seen that they took a souvenir photo with the destroyed armored vehicles.
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