🇵🇱 Krazownik (Tier VIII heavy tank, premium) With the release of update 2.2.1, the Krazownik is being tested in Random Battles by supertesters and developers.
Historical Reference:
After World War II, the Polish People’s Republic retained significant stockpiles of ammunition for German naval 12.8 cm guns. In the 1960s, a decision was made to develop the heavy tank project Krazownik*, armed to utilize these shells.

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T-13 (Tier X, promotional heavy tank) With the release of update 2.2.1, the T-13 is being tested in Random Battles by supertesters and developers.
Historical Reference:
One of the proposed replacements for the heavy tank T-10, developed in the late 1950s. It was intended to feature improved armor and armament and become the first mass-produced tank equipped with the new UTD-45 diesel engine.

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🇬🇧 Pike (Tier IX, premium heavy tank, mechanic: 3-shell autoloader) With the release of update 2.2.1, the Pike is being tested in Random Battles by supertesters and developers.
Historical Reference:
The Pike heavy tank was intended for the British Army of the Rhine. It combined the chassis of the FV229 coastal defense tank with a turret from an unrealized West German heavy tank armed with a powerful gun. It was originally designed to counter Soviet IS-3 tanks.

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🇫🇷 Durendal (Tier X, promotional medium tank, mechanics: 4-shell autoloader and 2-shell reserve magazine) With the release of update 2.2.1, the Durendal is being tested in Random Battles by supertesters and developers.
Historical Reference:
A preliminary design based on Franco-Italian developments.

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🇨🇳 PGZ-70 (MT-9, premium, mechanic: Autocannon) With the release of Update 2.2.1, the PGZ-70 is being tested in Random Battles by supertesters and developers.
Historical Reference
A twin-barreled 57 mm tracked self-propelled anti-aircraft gun based on the Soviet ZSU-57-2, developed by Defense Factory No. 447 for the needs of China’s foreign trade sector. Unlike the ZSU-57-2, the vehicle used the chassis of the Type 59 tank, adapted for mounting the ZSU turret.

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Vz. 68-2 Britva [🇺🇳 United Nation, MT-8]
In response to the start of the Spähpanzer program development in West Germany, Czechoslovakia considered a project for a fast medium tank intended for reconnaissance tasks and for supporting medium and heavy tanks in combat. Extensive cooperation with factories and design bureaus from the USSR was planned.

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SBM-44 [🇺🇳 United Nation, MT-8]
A conceptual project (a special combat vehicle based on the T-44 tank, hence the designation SBM-44), dating back to the early 1950s. It was intended to support the industry of Czechoslovakia and allow the Warsaw Pact bloc to evaluate the concept of a tank close to the medium class in terms of weight and protection, but armed with powerful autocannons.

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Commemorate the anniversary of the Victory in Europe with a special event.

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The third 3D style that had been sitting unused all this time has finally gone on sale — “Granite” for IS-4. This is its first official appearance in the game!
Also available for the first time since 2024 is the “Hellhound” 3D style for 🇺🇸T54E1 — this is only its second chance to be obtained. The first time, it could drop from Twitch Drops, but the drop chance was extremely low.

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