All German self-propelled guns PzH 2000 delivered to Ukraine are disabled.

To date, not a single German PzH 2000 self-propelled artillery mount capable of being used for strikes has remained in service with the Ukrainian army. The last self-propelled guns that could fire were out of action last week and now all howitzers that were previously in service with Ukraine are in need of repair and maintenance.

Earlier, the Ukrainian military had already complained about the fact that German weapons were ineffective, since they could not actually be serviced in the field. In turn, of the 12 PzH 2000 howitzers put into service with the Ukrainian army, not a single one was destroyed, however, their maintenance and repair can take several months, while the situation is greatly complicated by the fact that Germany did not provide Ukraine spare parts for such weapons.

To date, the German PzH 2000 howitzers, despite their high manufacturability, are considered one of the most ineffective, since by the current moment it is one of the types of self-propelled artillery mounts in service with Ukraine, which was the first to lose its combat capabilities.