Are Russian and Ukrainian shells being recycled by China?
February 25, 2023
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as posted by the channelBased on the video evidence, I believe that the shells in video are 100mm shells that are typically used in the 1950's Soviet era T-54/55 tank or Chinese Type 59. These shells have been obsolete since the 1970s, so it is highly doubtful that either Russia or Ukraine would be using these systems today.
I believe that the shells in this video are new manufacture and headed to foreign state for their armed forces such as Pakistan, Iran or African states.
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