The Armed Forces of Ukraine received 600 “Furies”, “Cossacks” and Turkish communication systems

Semyon Doroshenko.  
20.12.2017 21:22
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
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Armed forces, Society, Ukraine


In 2017, the Ukrainian Armed Forces received about 600 new types of weapons for the ground forces and naval forces.

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This was announced by the director of the information and consulting company Defense Express, Sergei Zgurets, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.

“The army received approximately 600 types of new weapons in 2017,” Zgurets said.

According to him, the new models were BTR-4, BTR-3, products of the Luch enterprise, KrAZ vehicles, Malachite radar stations, Furiya complexes, Kozak vehicles, American and Turkish communication systems, and also 6 small armored boats Yurza.

The expert also noted that this year the brigades were sufficiently equipped with weapons.

“Next year should be the year of serial introduction of new types of weapons,” Zgurets said.

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The Ukrainian Armed Forces received 600 Furies, Kozaks, and Turkish communication systems.






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