Of course, the premise is that the Liangxia Empire must fulfill its promise to send troops to join the battle.
As for Army officers and soldiers, especially the tankers of the armored forces, there's simply no discussion.
Don't forget, Bakistan also has a large number of "ZT-99AGB".
The ZT-99AGB sold to Bakistan is a reduced version, also with a different tank cannon, though it has been replaced with the old 44-caliber 125 mm smoothbore cannon previously used on the ZT-80. Its performance is somewhat inferior to the 48-caliber 125 mm smoothbore cannon on the ZT-99A.
The key point is that Bakistan had already obtained the production license for the 44-caliber 125 mm smoothbore cannon and can produce it independently, and it has stocked a large amount of compatible ammunition.
Obviously, using domestically produced tank cannons is much cheaper than imported ones.
Of course, it also consumes the stockpile of ammunition that is so abundant it will never be fully used.
