The Biden administration is expected to provide Ukraine with depleted-uranium rounds following weeks of internal debate about how to equip the Abrams tanks the U.S. is giving to Kyiv
The M1 Abrams tank is one of the most powerful ground weapons in the U.S. arsenal, but its complicated technology and turbine engine could pose logistical challenges for Ukrainian forces. Photo: Inquam Photos/Reuters
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