On December 7, there was another outbreak of border conflict between Thailand and Cambodia, less than two months after the signing of the peace agreement. Cambodian forces predominantly used Chinese-made weapons, while Thailand mainly utilized American-made weapons with a small number of Chinese-made ones. Recently, there was a sudden report of a barrel explosion in Thailand’s army’s VT-4 tank, once again bringing the focus back to Chinese-made weapons.
Photos circulating on social media showed the Chinese-made VT-4 tank used by Thailand experiencing a barrel explosion, reportedly after firing 200 rounds. The pictures revealed that the barrel of the tank completely shattered and detached from the turret, and there were damages to the aiming system and laser warning system. Whether it was a quality issue or a usage problem, former US Marine Corps tank crewman Ahai helped provide insights to delve into each aspect.
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