Uzbekistan purchased in Russia a large batch of armored vehicles "Typhoon-K" 4X4

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The Ministry of Defense of Uzbekistan has purchased a large batch of Typhoon-K 53949 4X4 armored vehicles in Russia, deliveries will begin this year. It is reported by RIA News with reference to a source in the military-industrial complex.

Uzbekistan purchased in Russia a large batch of armored vehicles "Typhoon-K" 4X4




According to the source, Uzbekistan and Russia signed a contract for the supply of a large batch of K53949 Typhoon 4X4 armored vehicles in the interests of the Uzbek armed forces. Deliveries of equipment will begin this year. In addition, Uzbekistan bought BTR-82A armored personnel carriers, Tiger armored vehicles, Sopka-2 radar and 12 Mi-35 helicopters in Russia this year.

A contract has been signed for the supply of a large batch of 4x4 Typhoon armored vehicles (K53949) to Uzbekistan, deliveries will begin this year

- the agency leads the words of the source.

Meanwhile, it is reported that the units of the South-West Special Military District of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Uzbekistan have already received a batch of new K-53949 protected vehicles "Typhoon-K 4x4".

Armored vehicles K-53949 are designed to solve the problems of comprehensive support of combined arms and special units, including peacekeeping units, in various conditions. It can be used for transportation of personnel and cargo. The car has high combat and operational characteristics, high controllability, speed and maneuverability on all types of roads. Multipurpose armored car has protection against small arms weapons and explosive devices. Armament on an armored car can be set different, depending on the tasks performed.

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    1. +5
      29 October 2019 12: 12
      We strengthen the southern flank of Russia from the Taliban and all evil spirits!
    2. +3
      29 October 2019 12: 13
      We transfer it somewhere for free (Tajikistan) and somewhere we sell ... We are going the right way ... Central Asia is the underbelly of Russia ...
      1. +4
        29 October 2019 12: 16
        And there is. We sell new and old can be given back. All the same, the Allies and we act on them are one thing and together.
        1. +2
          29 October 2019 12: 25
          At the end of the plot, it is said that the "armored cars" are assembled in Uzbekistan ...
          In general, Uzbekistan is becoming stronger. Praised there, the new president. In reality, life began to change for the better. good
          1. +1
            29 October 2019 17: 53
            In Uzbekistan, last year the assembly of KAMAZ Neo was opened .... maybe these specialists will assemble it. Units and units are still ours.
            1. 0
              29 October 2019 18: 01
              In India, too, they are trying to establish an assembly of spare parts for tanks, only their own men do not favor them; they are already preferred by those assembled in Russia.
        2. 0
          29 October 2019 13: 12
          If you are about the transfer of old BRDM to Tajikistan, then in vain you rejoice. Tajiks need new technology than Uzbekistan. Their armed forces are weaker, fewer and less combat-ready than the Uzbeks. The militants, if they break through, it will be easier for them through the Tajiks. And the new is the new.
      2. 0
        29 October 2019 12: 19
        Is Uzbekistan a member of the CSTO?
      3. -3
        29 October 2019 12: 29
        Quote: nPuBaTuP
        ... Central Asia is the underbelly of Russia ...

        Ass of china laughing
        1. 0
          29 October 2019 13: 06
          By the fact that the Uzbeks who came to us so far are not going to return back, it’s not so good there so far. Everything is relative. But the potential is not bad.
          1. 0
            29 October 2019 13: 50
            In my opinion, only Tashkent lives well there, well, maybe a couple more cities, the rest of the country is still living in poverty.
            1. +6
              29 October 2019 14: 37
              In my opinion, only Tashkent lives well there, well, maybe a couple more cities, the rest of the country is still living in poverty.
              . Typically for all countries of the former USSR. Russia including.
            2. 0
              29 October 2019 18: 05
              I wonder which of the CIS countries is the richest, in the sense of where people are best provided with life benefits?
      4. -1
        30 October 2019 00: 47
        Quote: nPuBaTuP
        Somewhere we transfer free of charge (Tajikistan) and somewhere we sell ... We are going the right way ...

        In fact, these armored cars - in fact this is another free loan to Russia. Selling to a country with budget problems like Uzbekistan? Yeah. Personally, I do not believe.

        Are we going the right way? Again, distributing military equipment to half the world for free, ruining the economy under its release? This way the USSR has already left us.
    3. +1
      29 October 2019 12: 19
      Buy !!! And not beg for something like someone ....
    4. 0
      29 October 2019 12: 22
      Uzbekistan will probably start paying with cotton and other agricultural products.
      1. +3
        29 October 2019 12: 32
        Quote: Chaldon48
        Uzbekistan will probably start paying with cotton and other agricultural products.

        And even if this is so, then why is it bad? What do we no longer need their cotton and other raw materials at reasonable prices? All this can be processed at our facilities into highly liquid products.
        And we are satisfied with the manufacturing plant of military equipment, and their farmers, and our factories in the light and food industries. And ordinary citizens who buy not Chinese consumer goods but Russian shirts / t-shirts with natural cotton.
        1. +1
          29 October 2019 14: 39
          And even if this is so, then why is it bad? What do we no longer need their cotton and other raw materials at reasonable prices? All this can be processed at our facilities into highly liquid products.

          Cotton is a specific thing. Not just products, but strategic, not only fabrics, but also gunpowder.
      2. +2
        29 October 2019 14: 01
        Quote: Chaldon48
        Uzbekistan will probably start paying with cotton and other agricultural products.

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        Well, the Uzbek (short-fiber) cotton is not very good for the textile industry .... In the days of the USSR, it went mainly to the production of nitrocellulose powders !!
        Summary: GOOD!
        1. 0
          21 November 2019 19: 21
          Well, from 1999 to 2001 he worked at a spinning and weaving mill in Tashkent, built together with southerners (South Koreans) with a design capacity of 110-120 tons of thread per day + 70-80 thousand m2 of fabric (I don’t remember exactly, but it seems month). And if the fabric went within the CIS, then the threads around the world. And this was the second enterprise, the first about a third of less power.
      3. +3
        29 October 2019 17: 53
        Uzbeks pay money ... and get nothing for free. Like Azerbaijan.
    5. +2
      29 October 2019 12: 28
      Typhoons drive out the American Oshkosh M-ATV.
    6. -18
      29 October 2019 12: 29
      Procurement Sponsor - RF?
      1. +3
        29 October 2019 12: 33
        no. your bandustan. if you’re trying to ulcerate and write the name of the country, at least original something.
        1. -17
          29 October 2019 12: 57
          Well, don't be mad, bunny
      2. +5
        29 October 2019 13: 40
        Quote: Nikolay Dyagelev
        Procurement Sponsor - RF?

        No, pan. wassat .
    7. 0
      29 October 2019 18: 57
      It would be better to buy from Kazakhstan .. am
    8. 0
      30 October 2019 05: 38
      Wheeled armored vehicles in Uzbekistan are very relevant. Many people believe that it is necessary to create and develop their own national defense industry. And small arms and ammunition, if there is a production, calmer somehow. You can learn from Israel, the main result. And then the villains will trample, and there is no spare MLRS ammunition. I remember the statements on this subject by the late Karimov. It was so. There are not many rounds.

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