#Does India's Arjun tank still have combat capabilities #Which pot does not open which pot? The United States has also exposed India's shortcomings: The Chinese and Pakistani tanks are too strong, and India's broken copper and rotten iron should go into the trash can
The US "Military Observer Magazine" website recently published a special article pointing out that India's decades-long "Arjun" tank can not be on the table, the website believes that Modi has tried to endorse the "Arjun", but for decades the model has been problematic, and China and Pakistan have advanced performance tanks, which "does not allow India to make mistakes."
The article believes that india has developed the "Arjun" tank for decades, and there are huge technical difficulties, so that most of the tanks put into production cannot be combated. Because the Arjun tank was so bad, the Indian Army was reluctant to procure it. Arjun went all the way from early development to obsolescence, and like programs like the LCA fighter, it reflects India's failures in the development of the defense industry.
I don't know if India's glass heart can withstand the "critical blow" from the American media, but "Arjun" is indeed rotten, its weight is heavier than anyone, the asking price is higher than anyone, and the performance is worse than anyone. At this level, if the Indian Army can ask for it, it must be the head into the water. The US media believes that Modi confirmed that "whether" should consider abandoning the "Arjun" tank. （WJD）
