Estonia received another batch of haubic K9A1

Information on the transportation (by sea) of another South Korean organization cannonohaubic K9A1 to Estonia was announced on November 24 through, among others, the Ministry of Defence there and the Defence Investment Centre. A full of six vehicles reached Tallinn, which came from equipment reserves of the Army of the Land Republic of Korea (similar to the first 36 K9A1 purchased by Poland). This thus increases the number of specified artillery in the Estonian army to 30 copies (total was purchased 36 guns in 3 tranches of 12 wagons).