Greece Sends LEGENDARY M110A2 Howitzers to Ukraine!

Greece is transferring 60 U.S.-made M110A2 203mm self-propelled howitzers to Ukraine, along with 150,000 shells and thousands of Zuni rockets. Old? Absolutely. Irrelevant? Not even close. These beasts throw 90-kilogram shells over 20 miles. That is one way to tell Russian artillery crews to pick a new zip code.

Ukraine is about to roll out the artillery equivalent of a heavyweight boxing champ in retirement who still punches like a freight train.

In this video, I explain why these Cold War giants still matter, why Greece is sending them now, and how Ukraine plans to use them to turn Russian staging areas into modern art installations. I also talk about the EU logistics trick that lets Athens clear out storage depots while strengthening its alignment with NATO’s core. Everyone benefits, except the Russians on the receiving end.

We also break down:
• How the M110A2’s “analog muscle” pairs perfectly with Ukraine’s digital targeting systems
• What cluster munitions mean for Russia’s rear positions
• Why artillery volume and range still decide who walks away in an artillery duel
• The growing “inventory war” now defining Western military aid

This war keeps resurrecting weapons that history almost forgot. Ukraine takes them, tunes them up, and gives the Kremlin a reminder of why retirement plans for heavy artillery should never be final.

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Glory to Ukraine. Glory to the heroes. Crimea is Ukraine.

tldr: Greece is sending some serious firepower to Ukraine with the M110 howitzer, a piece of military equipment review worthy of attention. This weapon, though older, still packs a MASSIVE punch and will bolster Ukraine's artillery howitzer capabilities in the ongoing Ukraine war. This is a significant boost from Greece showing continued support.

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