Moment British Army fires new tanks near Russian border in message to Putin

British Army shows off new Challenger 3 tanks near Russian border

The British Army has sent a message to Russian President Vladimir Putin by firing its new Challenger 3 tanks near the Russian border. The tanks were deployed to Estonia as part of a NATO mission to deter Russian aggression. The Challenger 3 is the most advanced tank in the British Army and is designed to withstand the latest Russian anti-tank weapons.

Tanks fired during live-fire exercise

The tanks were fired during a live-fire exercise in Estonia. The exercise was designed to test the tanks' capabilities and to send a message to Russia that the British Army is ready to defend NATO territory. The Challenger 3 is designed to be highly mobile and to be able to withstand the latest Russian anti-tank weapons.

Tanks part of NATO mission to deter Russian aggression

The tanks are part of a NATO mission to deter Russian aggression. NATO is a defensive alliance of 30 countries, including the United Kingdom. The alliance was founded in 1949 to protect its members from Soviet aggression. NATO has since expanded to include countries in Eastern Europe, including Estonia.

The deployment of the Challenger 3 tanks is a sign of NATO's commitment to deterring Russian aggression. The tanks are a powerful symbol of NATO's strength and resolve. They are a reminder to Russia that NATO will not tolerate any attempt to attack its members.