Denmark just sent Ukraine an undisclosed number of 2S1 Gvozdika 122mm self-propelled howitzers. But here’s the twist—Denmark never operated these Soviet-era weapons, so where did they come from?In this video, I’ll dig into:The Mystery of the Donor Country: Who had these howitzers, and why transfer them through Denmark instead of donating directly to Ukraine?Top Theories on the Origin: From Finland and Czechia to Serbia and Bosnia, I break down the most likely sources.Why the Indirect Transfer? Geopolitical concerns, legal restrictions, or just good old-fashioned deniability—why some countries don’t want their name attached to military aid.The 2S1 Gvozdika’s Role in Ukraine: How this amphibious, rapid-fire howitzer fits into Ukraine’s war effort, and why having 122mm artillery still matters despite the NATO shift to 155mm rounds.Ukraine’s Ammunition Supply: With Western nations providing hundreds of thousands of 122mm shells and Ukraine ramping up domestic production, can the Gvozdikas make a real impact?At the time of recording, the mystery of the donor nation remains unsolved. But one thing is clear—Denmark is making sure these howitzers get into Ukrainian hands, and that’s all that matters.If you love military tech, geopolitical intrigue, and breaking down battlefield strategy, hit that subscribe button—plenty more content like this is on the way.Stay frosty, and as always—Glory to Ukraine, glory to the heroes. Слава Україні!References: https://pastebin.com/nbJNeyqA#ukraine #denmark #russia #DenmarkSupportsUkraine #UkraineWar #MilitaryAid #Artillery #2S1Gvozdika #SelfPropelledHowitzer #RussiaUkraineWar #Geopolitics #GloryToUkraine #SlavaUkraini #news