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2S31 Vena Self-propelled mortar carrier armoured vehicle
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The 2S31 "Vena" is one of the latest Russian developed self-propelled artillery unit developed in 1996. It is based on the chassis of BMP-3 Infantry Fighting Vehicle and is mostly intended for motorized battalions fitted with the BMP-3 vehicles fire support. This artillery unit is offered mostly for export and hasn't entered service with Russian Army yet and any country. While the prime contractor for the BMP-3 chassis is the Kurgan Machine Construction Plant, the prime contractor for the 2S31 Vena system is the Motovilikha Plants Corporation. The Russian Vena automated self-propelled gun is unmatched anywhere in the world, claim experts at Russia’s state arms exporter Rosoboronexport. The 2S31 Vena is a tracked armoured vehicle, which can engage the enemy with a squall of high-precision mortar fire. Comparisons with foreign models of the same class show that Russia’s Vena performs two and a half time better than its rivals. |
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Video 2S31 Tracked armoured vehicle self-propelled mortar carrier
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