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Italy's B1 Centauro Tank Destroyer Just Arrived in Ukraine!
In this video, take a look inside Italy’s quiet delivery of the B1 Centauro, a wheeled tank destroyer that Ukraine is now using on the front lines. Until now, the rumors were just that: rumors. But the Ukrainian 78th Air Aslt. Regiment has released footage confirming these vehicles in combat, complete with slat armor, fresh paint, and the kind of battlefield upgrades only Ukrainians can dream up. Somewhere in Ukraine right now, an Italian-built tank destroyer just went full Ferrari on a Russian BMP. The Centauro has arrived, and it’s already turning Soviet armor into scrap metal.
THis clip breaks down what makes the Centauro special: a 105mm NATO-standard turret mounted on an eight-wheeled chassis that can hit 100 km/h on the highway. It’s half the weight of a main battle tank but still hits like one. That speed and firepower combo gives Ukraine something it didn’t have before, a long-range, mobile bang bang platform that can redeploy across the front in minutes.
This video also explores why Italy sent them now, how many may have been delivered, and why this low-key transfer matters strategically. Italy’s approach has been quiet but effective: modernize with the new Centauro II and free up the older but still deadly B1s for Ukraine. It’s another example of Europe’s silent realignment, where even the smaller players are stepping up. And let’s not overlook the irony: a weapon built in the Cold War to stop Soviet tanks is now being used to destroy Russian ones. History doesn’t just rhyme, it fires back.
We’ll also cover how Ukrainian crews have already modified these vehicles with slat cages and “mangal” grills, turning them into street-fighting machines. Italian engineering meets Ukrainian ingenuity, and the result is a fast, lethal hybrid that fits perfectly into Ukraine’s evolving NATO-standard arsenal.
This isn’t just a story about hardware, it’s about adaptation, logistics, and the future of Ukraine’s military modernization.
