According to the Tass News Agency in London, the Sunday People's Daily quoted a source in the field of defense on the 15th that after the British government announced that it would provide "Challenger 2" tanks to Ukraine, it also intended to provide Ukraine with four AH-64 "Apache" attack helicopters and "Jail Fire" air-to-ground missiles. The source said that after the British government made the relevant decision, the leaders of other NATO member countries may also send attack helicopters to Ukraine. He said: "The tank will arrive first, and it will take some time before the helicopter is deployed. Other NATO member countries will follow suit." It is reported that each AH-64 "Apache" can be equipped with 16 "prison fire" missiles, 76 "Hydra 70" unguided aerial rockets and 30mm automatic artillery. The newspaper pointed out that pilot training is expected to take place in the UK, and the technical maintenance base will be located in a neighboring country of Ukraine, such as Poland. According to the report, the office of British Prime Minister Sunak reported on the 14th that London would deliver 14 Challenger 2 tanks to Ukraine in the next few weeks, and greatly strengthen diplomatic activities around the world to increase the supply of weapons to Kiev by allies. (Outlook New Era)