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At the core of the Euro Tank's design is the autoloading 140 mm cannon, dubbed the "as Clan," which promises a significant upgrade over the NATO-standard 120 mm weapons currently in use. This shift indicates a need for increased range and armor-piercing capabilities, an essential factor as nations prepare for potential future conflicts. As comparisons are drawn between the Euro Tank and existing models such as the Abrams, the emphasis remains on enhancing the firepower available to frontline operators.
However, concerns arise regarding the tank's ammunition capacity. The new design may limit the rounds carried in the autoloader, prompting discussions about the logistical implications of providing adequate firepower in combat situations.
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