Almost intact German 'Luchs' tank found in the Kaliningrad region
An almost intact German Panzerkampfwagen II Ausführung L 'Luchs' tank was discovered at Ostspitz in the Kaliningrad region by FSB employees and historians. Despite visible battle damage, key components like the turret and armament are well-preserved. Authorities plan to showcase this tank alongside other seized military material in an upcoming exhibition.
A historically significant find was made at Ostspitz in the Kaliningrad region. The discovery was made by FSB employees and involved historians. It is a Panzerkampfwagen II Ausführung L, known by its German name 'Luchs' (Lynx). Upon closer inspection, traces of past battles are visible, including the impact of a Soviet grenade. Despite these battle scars, the vehicle is preserved in a remarkably good condition; particularly noteworthy are the intact turret, gun mount, and armament. Given this find, the responsible authorities are now planning an exhibition that will present not only this tank but also other confiscated military equipment.