Missiles complex "Elbrus" in Syria in store for "rainy day"
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The Syrian army stopped using powerful liquid-fuel 8K-14 9K72 Elbrus missiles in combat operations against terrorists, but the military kept several dozen units weighing more than 5 tons (warhead weight about a ton) Messenger of Mordovia.
“Earlier, these missiles, designated in NATO headquarters as SS-1С Scud B, rather actively attacked the concentration of militants, their warehouses, military equipment. The maximum flight range is up to 300 km. The minimum is 50 km, ”the article says.
The units are mounted on the MAZ-543М “Hurricane” chassis, having 525 hp engines that accelerate the 37-ton car to 60 km / h. Power reserve "Hurricane" - 500 km.
“The last use of this type of missile was recorded while repelling the attacks of terrorists in the spring and summer of 2015. After the arrival of our aerospace forces in Syria, the government forces are now using Iranian-made tactical systems such as "Tochka" and "Fateh-110", writes the author Roman Katkov with reference to military expert Yuri Lyamin.
“Iran, of course, could supply the Syrians with new Scuds, which continue to be manufactured by them. However, it is still more convenient to transport solid propellant and more compact “Fateh-110” transport aircraft, ”the expert added.
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