Ukraine sent the destroyed main battle tanks of the Russian army to the exhibition to the allied countries.

The Minister of Defense of Ukraine, Oleksii Reznikov, said that the tanks had been sent to Germany, Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia.

“Meanwhile, four Russian tanks “invaded” the EU and NATO tonight. But, as they say, there is a nuance, thanks to Ukrainian defenders,” the minister said.

Last summer, the first such exhibitions were hosted in Poland and the Czech Republic.

“More and more Europeans will be convinced that russia could and must be defeated on the battlefield and it is better to do it now in Ukraine, rather than later be obliged to stop the enemy near your house,” Oleksii Reznikov noted.

The first such exhibition was organized in Warsaw last year.

Visitors could see broken T-72B tanks, Msta-S self-propelled howitzers, Uragan and Smerch multiple rocket launchers` rockets, and other equipment.

Then an exhibition of destroyed Russian equipment opened in Prague.

The Russian T-90 tank, self-propelled artillery, anti-tank systems and the Buk missile system were sent to the exhibition.

Visitors were able to see with their own eyes the missiles that were fired by the Russians at Ukrainian cities.

This time, T-72 main battle tanks of various modifications were sent to NATO countries.

As previously reported, similar exhibitions were also conducted in different cities in Ukraine. Last year, damaged Russian equipment was delivered to Kryvyi Rih on truck platforms and an exhibition was opened for passers-by.