#Tank Killer

New 3D renders have offered the most detailed look to date at Russia’s long-abandoned T-95 main battle tank prototype—a platform once touted by Moscow as a leap beyond Soviet-era armor but ultimately terminated before it ever rolled into service.

A former British Army officer has questioned whether the UK’s next-generation Challenger 3 tank represents the future—or the end—of the country’s tank-building tradition. Lt. Col. (Ret.) Stuart Crawford argues that the new British main battle tank, while technically advanced, may be the “last iteration of an obsolete design philosophy.”

With Russian T-90s just across the border, the US and UK lined up their heaviest armor this week on Estonian soil, putting Abrams and Challenger 2 tanks side by side in a choreographed show of  NATO unity and deterrence.

Armored battles in Ukraine have convinced the US Army to fast-track the most significant upgrade to its main battle tank in decades, with four prototypes of the next-generation M1E3 Abrams now set to enter formations in 2026, years ahead of schedule.