Russian ISDM remote mining engineering system to be unveiled at Victory parade in Moscow.

According to BMPD/LiveJournal, in the Victory Parade that will take place on Red Square in Moscow on June 24, 2020, among other things, a new mining system will be unveiled: the ISDM remote engineering mining system. It has been spotted during the recent rehearsal at Alabino.
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The combat vehicle of the ISDM remote-mining engineering system is moving to Moscow to participate in the Victory Parade on Red Square, 06/13/2020 (Picture source: Said Aminov / saidpvo.livejournal.com)

Designed for the engineering forces of the Russian Ground Forces, the ISDM will be demonstrated for the first time. The system is made of two components: the multiple launcher and its transport-loading vehicle.

The creation of an ISDM remote mining system for mining was carried out by JSC NPO Splav (Tula) under the OKR Agriculture-I under a state contract with the Ministry of Defense of Russia No. N/3/4/74-2014-DGOZ concluded on December 30, 2013, however, as can be judged, it was significantly delayed. Information materials on ISDM were presented for the first time at the Army-2016 international military-technical forum. However, samples of IDSMs are unveiled only now, and there is still no data on the system’s entry into mass production. The system is supposed to be a mine dispenser working like air-dropped cluster bombs.

According to well-known data, the ISDM combat vehicle is a 50-barrel multiple launch rocket system made on a KamAZ 8x8 chassis and firing with specially designed 122-mm rockets equipped with mines of various types, the preparation of data for firing is automated. Rockets are in transport-launch containers. The reloading system includes a transport-loading machine, also mounted on an 8x8 KamAZ chassis.

The transport and loading vehicle of the ISDM remote mining engineering system moves to Moscow to participate in the Victory Parade on Red Square, 06/13/2020 (Picture source: Said Aminov / saidpvo.livejournal.com)