The Challenger 2 was built in the 1990s in Great Britain as a main battle tank. It is equipped with modern electronics and is one of the most protected in the world, and in addition - it was from it that the longest shot in the world was fired. The crew of a Challenger managed to hit an enemy tank and destroy it at a distance of more than 4 kilometers.

So it's not such a bad tank, huh? But why then doesn't any country in the world want to buy it? What makes the Challenger 2 tank so different from the Abrams tank, the Leopard 2, or the Russian T-72 and T-90 tanks? All of these tanks are widely purchased around the world. The British Challenger 2 tank has a number of shortcomings, but its biggest problem is only one (!) part. Because of it, no one wants to buy a British tank! What is this part? Find out in this episode!