Poland introduced the new BMP Borsuk

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In Poland, a new infantry combat vehicle was developed to replace the outdated BWP-1 (Polish version of the Soviet BMP-1). According to the portal defense-blog.com, at the MSPO 2017 exhibition, taking place these days in the city of Kielce, the company Huta Stalowa Wola presented the BMP Borsuk.

Poland introduced the new BMP Borsuk


The machine is developed in the framework of the same program based on the modular tracked platform UMPG. According to the requirements of the Ministry of Defense of Poland, the prospective infantry fighting vehicle must be floating, have an unmanned turret, arm an 30 – 40-mm automatic cannon and several Israeli-made Spike anti-tank missile systems.



The first prototype of the BMP Borsuk was presented at the MSPO 2017 exhibition - according to the stated specifications, it meets the requirements of the military department. So, the new machine is equipped with a ZSSW-30 uninhabited combat module with an 30-mm automatic cannon and a launcher for two Spike anti-tank missiles.

The car is planned to be produced in two versions: in a lightweight, amphibious version, the BMP will weigh up to 25 T, the heavy “assault” version is on the order of 30 T. with. On the basis of the new BMP, engineering and command modifications will be developed, as well as self-propelled 800-mm mortars and medical machines.
In addition, heavier fire support combat vehicles (the first prototype was already demonstrated under the name PL-01) are being developed on the basis of the UMPG caterpillar platform as part of the Gepard program, which should eventually replace Tanks T-72 Soviet-made, reports "Warspot"
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  1. +2
    6 September 2017 10: 46
    Under the guise of "aggression and threats from the Russian Federation," military budgets are being successfully mastered.
    Most likely also a loan.
    1. +1
      6 September 2017 10: 51
      Is she floating? And the driver, how will he see where he is going, or is it the rear view in the picture? belay
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        2. +5
          6 September 2017 11: 51
          Work for the future, as without R&D? Successful decisions "go to life", unsuccessful in the basket. Yes
          1. +2
            6 September 2017 12: 02
            Quote: Oleg7700
            Work for the future

            Here I am about another "monster" in order to chase the Bedouins on camels in the desert lol .
        3. +3
          6 September 2017 14: 05
          Quote: quilted jacket

          By the way, it looks like a promising miracle of the Israeli military-industrial complex called the Carmel tank

          "Carmel" is not a tank but a platform for promising armored vehicles. Tank until 2050 year will remain MK-4M "Barack".
      2. +2
        6 September 2017 12: 05
        Do not find similarities with the "Kurgan", regarding visibility of which there was not a word? Let's be honest to the end
        1. +3
          6 September 2017 13: 43
          approximately the same requirements for the “Kurganets” and “Badger”, and therefore outwardly similar. differences inside as always. with regards to visibility - it remains only to sit in both hi

      3. 0
        6 September 2017 13: 06
        as in Kurgan
  2. +3
    6 September 2017 10: 48
    Either the photo angle is this, or something else, but DOESN'T MAKE this machine look very protected and narrow, it’s kind of small ... how much landing and ammunition can it take?
    1. +2
      6 September 2017 11: 21
      Quote: svp67
      Either the photo angle is this, or something else, but DOESN'T MAKE this machine look very protected and narrow, it’s kind of small ... how much landing and ammunition can it take?

      You can still add doppronirovanie on it in more detail here, though in Polish.
      MSPO 2017: Premiera Borsuka
      http://www.defence24.pl/654631,mspo-2017-premiera
      -borsuka
  3. +2
    6 September 2017 10: 50
    BORSUK ... This is an abbreviation of 2 words: wrestler and s_uka?
    1. +2
      6 September 2017 10: 58
      this BORSUK ran into a BITCH, so the BORSUK does not sleep
    2. +4
      6 September 2017 12: 23
      No. Translated from Polish means "full forest of women."
      1. +2
        6 September 2017 13: 53
        I hope the above was just irony. For it seems to be pretty obvious that this is just a badger (animal).
  4. +8
    6 September 2017 10: 55
    I recognize the tower. She is becoming more and more popular.


  5. +2
    6 September 2017 10: 58
    Based on the rate of the zloty to the dollar + - 7 million dollars for this pepelats is it cheap or expensive compared to our peers?
    http://www.defence24.com/501697,polish-borsuk-ifv
    -unveiled-two-options-of-the-new-vehicle
    1. +3
      6 September 2017 11: 30
      These are our 2 T-72 B3M tanks, or one T-14, or 3 BMP-3 in minced meat.
  6. +1
    6 September 2017 12: 11
    This is not a good design. Have to buy an American.
  7. +3
    6 September 2017 12: 26
    It's funny to you. But Poland is being trained for the role of the main ground attack force in the future war against Russia in the European theater of operations. 10 billion dollars of the annual budget of the Moscow Region. Prepare thoroughly, from afar.
    1. 0
      6 September 2017 19: 34
      Estimated cost of 25 million zlotys or 7 million dollars apiece - then 10 billion for a long time is not enough
  8. 0
    6 September 2017 22: 24
    Quote: Roma-1977
    It's funny to you. But Poland is being trained for the role of the main ground attack force in the future war against Russia in the European theater of operations. 10 billion dollars of the annual budget of the Moscow Region. Prepare thoroughly, from afar.

    And what didn’t they learn from the Germans?
    1. 0
      7 September 2017 15: 01
      Germans (and other real Europeans) are chronically ill with pacifism following two world wars. And the Poles are simply eager for battle, "Poland from sea to sea" is not just a resounding slogan, but a conscious long-term state policy (massively shared by the people).