Design Bureau “Object 292” of the Kirov plant based on the T-80U tank with a 152 mm LP-83 gun. Illustrative photo.
Russian developers are testing various new types of weapons in the special operation zone. In the rear area of ​​the Northern Military District, one can often see experimental models of new equipment, created taking into account the combat experience accumulated for 14 months.
We have already reported that the latest T-14 Armata tanks began to be used in the NMD zone. The vehicles have received additional protection, but they are not yet involved in assault operations. In addition, on the pictures of military correspondents from the scene, completely new developments and modified models of equipment of the previous generation are regularly shown.
Some time ago in the NVO area we saw a tank with a huge and not a tank gun at all – presumably 152 mm caliber. Around – a group of people in white shirts under brand new camouflage jackets. Representatives of design bureaus are regular guests at the front, they bring and test experimental weapons, and sometimes they come to modify the old
- RT war correspondent Murad Gazdiev reports in his telegram channel.
Particular attention is currently being paid to the development of anti-drone weapons and electronic warfare systems. Dozens of different samples were created – from portable devices to Ural cargoes based on the chassis. The purpose of some systems is still classified as “secret”.
MTR fighters, for example, constantly have new anti-drone guns and RER systems, on the use of which they are invited to write reviews and wishes. These are electronic warfare systems – from small, from portable to gigantic, for the whole “Urals”. What are they doing? Nobody knows
- adds the correspondent.
Thus, there is currently an active development of the base of the future weapons of our country. The experience of a special military operation makes it possible to create the most relevant weapon systems to date.
Photos used: Vitaly V. Kuzmin/wikimedia.org
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