A column of self-propelled artillery mounts of the NATO model entered the territory of Ukraine.

NATO countries are actively continuing to transfer their weapons to Ukraine. After a few days ago four columns entered Ukraine with American International MaxxPro armored vehicles, another convoy with military equipment was seen on the territory of Ukraine - four tractors were transporting Zuzana self-propelled artillery 155-mm howitzers, which were sent to Ukraine by Slovakia.

A column with Zuzana self-propelled artillery mounts was seen in Ukraine about a day ago, and just a few hours later there were direct confirmations from the Armed Forces of Ukraine that the howitzers had indeed come into the hands of the Ukrainian army.

In the presented photo, you can see a column of tractors transporting this weapon, while there is evidence that Slovakia is considering the possibility of allocating another small batch of Zuzana self-propelled guns to Ukraine (presumably 4 units - ed. note).

The main danger of NATO self-propelled guns is due to the fact that these artillery installations are capable of delivering strikes at distances of up to 39 kilometers, which does not always allow the use of counter-battery weapons against them. However, such a small number of self-propelled guns is unlikely to make serious changes.