Laser Shark

Looks legit, it has the new CITV.

The K2NO during testing in Rena. Comes from a press release about Nammo signing a contract to develop 120mm ammo for the K2.
 
Further reading: https://www.nammo.com/story/nammo-to-develop-120mm-ammunition-for-k2-main-battle-tank/
 

DX Korea 2022 is currently happening here are some photos.
 
K2 and variants
 
AS21 and variants
 
K808 and variant
 
KLTV with 120mm mortar system

Some more stuff from MSPO 2022. Nothing new but it's good to get more angles of what we've already seen in the past.
 
Hanwha Defense 
 
Hyundai Rotem
 

Long time no see. Today, the Polish MoD signed a contract for 341 ZSSW-30 turrets. The first production batch is composed of 70x ZSSW-30 turrets, which are to be fitted to Rosomak wheeled IFVs. The batches to follow are meant to incorporate upgrades/modifications based on feedback from the armed forces. Contract for the 70x turrets is worth around 367 mln. $
 
 

https://polskieradio24.pl/5/1222/artykul/3001116
 
116 more M1A1 for Poland.

Poland is said to purchase 180 K2 MBT for delivery by 2024. 
Talks are in progress about AS21 Redback.
https://meta-defense.fr/2022/07/20/la-pologne-va-commander-180-chars-k2-670-canons-k9-et-48-avions-de-combat-fa-50-a-la-coree-du-sud/

Some closer photos of the K2NO model that was displayed at Eurosatory 2022.
 

K2NO model at Eurosatory. RWS is now in front of the commander instead of behind him, and we also get a better look at the new armour package. The mid section of the hull front is much slimmer on this model too, so maybe some armor/weight was shaved off here in order to add it elsewhere?
 
 

K2NO model at Eurosatory. RWS is now in front of the commander instead of behind him, and we also get a better look at the new armour package. The mid section of the hull front is much slimmer on this model too, so maybe some armor/weight was shaved off here in order to add it elsewhere?
 
 

K2NO model at Eurosatory. RWS is now in front of the commander instead of behind him, and we also get a better look at the new armour package. The mid section of the hull front is much slimmer on this model too, so maybe some armor/weight was shaved off here in order to add it elsewhere?
 
 

K2NO model at Eurosatory. RWS is now in front of the commander instead of behind him, and we also get a better look at the new armour package. The mid section of the hull front is much slimmer on this model too, so maybe some armor/weight was shaved off here in order to add it elsewhere?
 
 

Arquus, Thales and NTGS proposing a Sherpa Light carrying a 120 mm (or 81 mm) mortar :
 

 
https://www.forcesoperations.com/eurosatory-2022-un-trio-franco-espagnol-pour-un-sherpa-shoot-and-scoot/
30s to enter or leave battery 4 to 6 shells fired within 2 minutes with a range of 13 km Automatic gun laying and calculations Firing sequence under armor except for loading (only one person outside?) 40 120 mm shells onboard (more in the 81 mm version) Goal is obviously to minimize exposure time and risks of counter battery.
Will probably be marketed to Romania.
First demonstration expected around September.

Lithuania's defence minister will sign a letter of intention for the acquisition of an unspecified number of Caesar SPG.
 
http://www.opex360.com/2022/06/13/la-lituanie-a-lintention-dequiper-un-bataillon-dartillerie-avec-des-caesar-acquis-aupres-de-nexter/
 
Lithuanian press also report a possible adhesion to the Caesar NG modernization program.
According to the Lithuanian chief of staff, it would be for equipping the entirety of the general Motiejus Pečiulionis brigade (actually using 54 105 mm M101 transferred from Danemark in 2002).
The chief of staff also hope for a deployment of French Caesar (within the frame of a NATO deployement) in Lithuania in order to start preparing Lithuanian soldiers to use the system.
 
As a reminder Lithuania also operate 21 PzH 2000.

Tracked Boxer
 
KF51 Panther
Caracal
 

EMBT with new turret, Trophy-HV and modified hull.
 

Yeah, I never quite understood the hype surrounding light tanks based on IFV hulls. if you want a tank in the 40-50 tonnes range, there are modernized T-72s, and the Type-10 looks like the better Western option. If you want an actual proper light tank, there is BAE’s MPF proposal and Sprut-SD/SDM1. If you want your tanks and IFVs to be on the same chassis, you either go heavy or you go home imo. The medium weight concept is not going to work out very well (this concept was looked at by the Norwegian Army a few years ago, and ultimately rejected in favour of acquiring new MBTs).

There was an interesting thread by Ronkainen on Twitter that looked into the support capabilities (trailers, bridging, recovery etc.) that US Army Infantry Divisions would need to operate the two MPF candidates, but unfortunately I can’t seem to dig it up because I don’t have (never had) a Twitter profile. Anyway, the gist of it was that the equipment required to support BAE’s candidate already existed in these divisions (if not in the quantities necessary), while for GD’s candidate it would have to be beefed up substantially, and to a point where it started to resemble that of an Abrams unit.
 
Edit: I finally found it
 
 

The ground breaking ceremony for the Hanwha Armoured Vehicle Centre of Excellence happened today in Avalon, Victoria.
 

 

Some more photos of the K9A1 and the K10 that were displayed at the Armoured Vehicle Centre of Excellence ground breaking.
 

 

A small nuance on that point.
Recent AFV sale contracts often include maintenance support by the manufacturer for a set number of years.
Some older contracts simply included a stock of spare parts delivered at the same time as the vehicles and the clients was responsible for maintenance.
So that a vehicle is still in service doesn't mean that spare parts are still being produced, it could be simply using stock or a cannibalization of existing vehicle.
 
If I take France for example, we could technically give the Ukrainians VAB or even AMX-10P. The first is being phased out and replaced by the Griffon and the Serval and the second is in reserve and only used by the OPFOR for training purposes. There is no spare parts production for the 10P anymore and as for the VAB (which is technically still in service) only some of the parts are still being produced, not all of them.
On top of that those vehicle haven't any operational potential left and so are in very poor shape.

Yep. It looks like they'll get some T-72M1s and BMP-1s (including ex-Swedish Pbv 501s, but they're not seen on the train below), as well as Bushmasters from Australia.
 
 
https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/czech-republic-sends-tanks-ukraine-czech-tv-reports-2022-04-05/
https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/germany-okays-sale-former-gdr-infantry-fighting-vehicles-ukraine-2022-04-01/
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-04-01/what-is-the-bushmaster/100958322

Yep. It looks like they'll get some T-72M1s and BMP-1s (including ex-Swedish Pbv 501s, but they're not seen on the train below), as well as Bushmasters from Australia.
 
 
https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/czech-republic-sends-tanks-ukraine-czech-tv-reports-2022-04-05/
https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/germany-okays-sale-former-gdr-infantry-fighting-vehicles-ukraine-2022-04-01/
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-04-01/what-is-the-bushmaster/100958322