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The T-72 is a Russian battle tank widely proliferated. The updated version, the T-72BM, has become the most numerous tank in the Russian inventory.

The T-72, a Soviet-designed main battle tank, has been used by armed forces across the world. As per ArmyRecognition.com, it has its origins in the Russian main battle tank T-72A.

Armor makers developed an interesting project in the 2000s to modernize Soviet T-72 tanks by installing the French T21 turret, complete with the gun and autoloader from the Leclerc main battle tank.

It is among the countries with the most battle tanks in the world, with a fleet size of 840, which includes M1A2, M60, and AMX-30 tanks.

The USD 248 million deal to procure engines for T-72 tanks significantly boosts the Indian Army’s combat readiness and enhances the operational lifespan of its armoured fleet.

The Ministry of Defence (MoD), Government of India, has signed a significant contract with Rosoboronexport (RoE), Russian Federation, worth $248 million for the procurement of advanced 1000 HP engines ...