Romania is replacing its armored vehicles

Romania is replacing its armored vehicles, which remained from the times of the USSR to modern European ones. According to the portal defensenews.com, the Ministry of Economic Affairs of Romania and the General Dynamics European Land Systems Corporation signed a memorandum of understanding, within the framework of which Piranha V. will be assembled in Bucharest.

According to the document, the capacities of the Bucharest Mechanical Plant, which is part of the national defense company Romarm, will be upgraded, which will allow the assembly of new equipment to begin. In particular, in Romania it is planned to launch production of the newest modification of the Piranha V. armored personnel carrier.

Armored personnel carrier Piranha V.

The Romanian Ministry of Defense plans to assemble the 227 Pirani, which should be replaced by Soviet armored personnel carriers that are in service with the Romanian army. At the same time, the Ministry of Economy indicates that the production of new armored vehicles will not only increase the combat capability of the armed forces, but also significantly upgrade the country's military-industrial complex.

Piranha is a family of multipurpose wheeled armored vehicles developed by the Swiss company Mowag, which has been part of General Dynamics Corporation since 2010. Piranha is produced in 4 × 4, 6 × 6, 8 × 8 and 10 × 10 versions and has the following options: armored personnel carrier, infantry fighting vehicle, military reconnaissance vehicle, RHBZ reconnaissance vehicle, command headquarters vehicle, armored repair unit, evacuation unit, armored repair unit, evacuation unit, reconnaissance vehicle RHBZ, command and command vehicle, armored repair unit a machine. Armored vehicles Piranha has been in five generations and are in service with armies of more than 20 states, reports "Warspot"

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[Shura Perm]

Will they pull the money?

[Thunderbolt]

Quote: Shura Perm

Will they pull the money?

It seems they should:

Romania is one of the leaders in the growth of the military budget, conscientiously fulfilling the call of American President Donald Trump to the European allies to finally reach the levels of spending on defense that are recommended for NATO.

In a year, raising military spending from one and a half to two percent of GDP, Bucharest came in second in Eastern Europe in terms of military budget, bypassing Greece and spending more than the Czech Republic and Hungary combined (but still three times less than the undisputed leader - Poland).
Additional funds are actively spent on the purchase of weapons, mainly from the chief overlord. "Eurasia. Expert ”has already talked about, perhaps, the most popular program - the purchase of used F-16 fighters. Deliveries of fighters under the first contract for a dozen units are ongoing, and another two dozen are expected to be purchased.
Now two other priority rearmament programs have entered the active phase, implying a qualitative strengthening of the country's air defense and the shock capabilities of the army. Since this time we are talking about the purchase of new equipment directly to the United States (F-16 arrived in a complex way - former Portuguese fighters, but with an overhaul and modernization in the USA), the Military Cooperation Agency has traditionally been the chief friend of military export specialists U.S. Department of Defense (DSCA). It publishes on its website a detailed description and an approximate cost of the weapons purchased, along with a formal conclusion that this deal does not harm US interests. Such publications do not mean that the contract has already been signed (sometimes transactions are completely broken), but, as a rule, they signal that negotiations are at the final stage.
In early July, DSCA thus announced the planned sale of seven batteries of Patriot anti-aircraft missile systems to Romania for an estimated $ 3,9 billion.
Along with anti-missile missiles, Romania also buys the one for whose interception they are intended - the HIMARS universal missile system. A notice on the sale of 54 launchers, related equipment and missiles for an estimated $ 1,25 billion was issued on August 18. Both transactions, by the way, have already received formal approval from the State Department. http://eurasia.expert/bukharest-zakupaet-rakety-o
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[nafanal]

The deceased mother-in-law who survived the Romanian occupation near Odessa recalled the eternally hungry Romanian soldiers and officers who painted their lips and in helmets with cock plumes

[LAWNER]

Give everyone the Order "for the liberation of Voronezh" from the hands of the Dark One. They can’t take and there is NO road home!

[san4es]

Romania is replacing its armored vehicles

[Nikolai Petrov]

So it's time for us Russians to surrender, if the camp went against us, (excuse me) Romania. Laugh, do not laugh, but the Romanians are the strongest army, with Hitler reached the Volga, and with Stalin reached Berlin

[Aaron Zawi]

For a couple of mechanized brigades. Pretty well. But in general, who knows how many Romanian readiness troops should provide for the Allied Command?

[Ugolek]

Aron, the question is really interesting, but even more interesting, how effective is the combat coordination of NATO countries? I just do not believe that they will be able to fight effectively ..

[Pirogov]

Quote: Ugolek

Aron, the question is really interesting, but even more interesting, how effective is the combat coordination of NATO countries? I just do not believe that they will be able to fight effectively ..

For extras and as cannon fodder, Romanians will also go. In case of war, the slaughterers will be shaved with the Germans, and the American divisions are my opinion, and everyone else is dancing.

[dubovitskiy.1947]

Quote: Ugolek

Aron, the question is really interesting, but even more interesting, how effective is the combat coordination of NATO countries? I just do not believe that they will be able to fight effectively ..

During the First World War, coalition members often hid behind each other. The French were especially famous. The Russians had to protect them from the Germans with their bodies.
Since now there are much more trifles like Romania, the Czech Republic and other fleas, NATO seems to have 28 such "allies" in NATO, there will be more cases of desertion. Desertions are not of individual soldiers, but of countries. A good decision-making system in NATO is ALL participants.

[Gray brother]

Quote: Aron Zaavi

. But in general, who knows how many Romanian readiness troops should provide for the Allied Command?

According to NATO’s charter, this amount varies from “not at all” to “the whole army in general”.

“The Contracting Parties agree that an armed attack on one or more of them in Europe or North America will be considered as an attack on them as a whole, and therefore agree that if such an armed attack takes place, each of which, in the exercise of the right to individual or collective self-defense recognized by Article 51 of the Charter of the United Nations, it will provide assistance to a Contracting Party subjected to, or to Contracting Parties subjected to a similar attack, by the immediate implementation of such an individual or joint action, which it considers necessaryincluding the use of armed force to restore and subsequently maintain the security of the North Atlantic region. ”

[Normal ok]

Quote: Aaron Zawi

For a couple of mechanized brigades. Pretty well. But in general, who knows how many Romanian readiness troops should provide for the Allied Command?

There was once an article on VO about the army of Romania. It seems Khramchikhin wrote. Take a look at the archive.

[andrewkor]

Several years ago, the Romanians on the T-72 at the NATO "biathlon" beat the whole NATO!

[HOURS]

Good evening. The question is how much will be able to provide the winner, not NATO)

[padded jacket]

Apparently the Romanians finally despaired of independently creating a replacement for their TAV-77, which they have been doing since the times of the USSR on the basis of our BTR-70

[donavi49]

But they upgraded BMPs not bad. The new module, a good SLA + ATGM 3 generation.

[padded jacket]

Quote: donavi49

But they upgraded BMPs not bad. The new module, a good SLA + ATGM 3 generation.

Such modernized BMPs are written not so much, even 200 does not reach it.
And the anti-tank systems there are exactly the third generation?
Previously, they put the Baby version.
And here is this below in the photo what do they have?

[Aaron Zawi]

Quote: quilted jacket

Such modernized BMPs are written not so much, even 200 does not reach it.
And the anti-tank systems there are exactly the third generation?

In principle, there are 2 brigades.
This is an Elbit module with Spike-ER.

[padded jacket]

Quote: Aron Zaavi

This is an Elbit module with Spike-ER.

And how many are there in pieces?

[Aaron Zawi]

Quote: quilted jacket

Quote: Aron Zaavi

This is an Elbit module with Spike-ER.

And how many are there in pieces?

I don’t know.

[camo]

they are still BTR-80 under license called TAB-33Zimbru produced

[padded jacket]

Quote: Aaron Zawi

I don’t know.

Most likely I read a little now that part of the BMP was armed with the ATGM Spike and part of the ATGM was Baby.

[Aaron Zawi]

Quote: quilted jacket

Quote: Aaron Zawi

I don’t know.

Most likely I read a little now that part of the BMP was armed with the ATGM Spike and part of the ATGM was Baby.

It may very well be.

[Oleg7700]

99 units MLI-84 from the original 184's have been brought up to the MLI-84M standard
in 2005. Everything was planned. Taking into account the relations between Israel and Romania, the Romanians will also receive the "Spikes" of the fourth generation - Spike-LR2. Back in 1998, they selected the RAFAEL 25 mm module (OWS-25) folding "back" in the stowed position.

[padded jacket]

Quote: Oleg7700

They planned everything. Taking into account the relations between Israel and Romania, the Romanians will also receive the "Spikes" of the fourth generation - Spike-LR2

That is, with Spike 99 pieces, the rest with Baby?

[Oleg7700]

For almost 20 years, they have not completely switched to "Spikes", all the more so for NATO organized their production in Europe? I don’t know, to be honest. But Israeli guidance systems of 3-4 generations are not related to previous generations of ATGMs.

[APASUS]

The question is, whose money is credited Romania suddenly began to produce military equipment in favor of the country's armed forces. Taking into account the budget and full subordination of the United States, we can safely say that the new regime is no better than the Ceausescu regime. There is a difference, but the juice will be squeezed out of the Romanians, and not from the Americans, to buy this weapon!

[rocket757]

Look sho "Russian threat" with misers from the Ministry of Finance makes romania !!!
But they are afraid !!!
How to intimidate our bureaucrats, Schaub organized a bonus for the military !!! and then that year is shrinking !!!

[My doctor]

fear does not command respect, it leads hatred with failure, leads charity.

Quote: rocket757

But they are afraid !!!

[rocket757]

How, how ... but the expression "Afraid means respect" ???