Russia and Ukraine are fighting quality over quantity. What will it take to hold onto their tanks?

Western tanks are arriving while Russia dusts off 70-year-old museum pieces. But although Ukraine has the quality, experts say Moscow has the upper hand in quantity and warn "there's no such thing as a tank that can't be killed". 

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