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Russian military field equipment of Russia
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The ISDM Zemledeliye is a new mobile mine laying system produced and manufactured by the Russian defense industry based on an 8x8 KamAZ military truck platform. It was first showcased during the Army-2016 international military-technical forum. The world got its first glance at this vehicle in June 2020, at the Victory Parade held at the iconic Red Square in Moscow.
The UR-77 Meteorit is a Russian mine-clearing vehicle designed to create safe paths through minefields for infantry and other vehicles. The UR-77 is based on the chassis of the BMP-1 infantry fighting vehicle and is equipped with a rocket-propelled explosive line charge system called the MDK-3.
Repeynik radar in English Burdock is a cutting-edge surveillance system designed for the detection and tracking of ultra-small objects such as UAVs (Unmanned aerial Vehicles) within a range of up to 10 km, at altitudes of up to 5 km, and flying at speeds of up to 200 km/h.
The Murmansk BN is a modern electronic warfare system developed by the Russian company KRET. The system is designed to perform long-range communications jamming and was developed as part of a Russian strategic electronic warfare system and operates as a network-centric capability.
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The 1RL257 or Krasukha-4 is a Russian-made mobile electronic warfare system designed and manufactured by the Company Bryansk Electromechanical Plant (KRET). The Krasukha-4 is intended to neutralize Low-Earth Orbit (LEO) spy satellites, ground-based radars, and airborne radars (AWACS) at ranges between 150 to 300 kilometers.
