Turkey to supply Kazakhstan with remotely controlled Aselsan SARP DUAL MVs

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Turkey to supply Kazakhstan with remotely controlled Aselsan SARP DUAL MVs

Turkey will supply Kazakhstan with remotely controlled weapons modules. According to Turkish media, Aselsan will supply the SARP DUAL to the armed forces of Kazakhstan.

The Turkish company Aselsan, as part of a program to localize production in foreign countries, has signed an agreement with the Kazakh joint venture Kazakhstan Aselsan Engineering (KAE) to supply remotely controlled weapons modules. Details of the contract were not disclosed, it is known that the Turks intend to increase the production capacity of the joint venture in Kazakhstan in order to fully satisfy the needs of the Kazakh army in remotely controlled weapons of this type, as well as other weapons of Turkish manufacture.



As stated in the company, the weight of the SARP DUAL SUMP does not exceed 250 kg (without weapons and ammunition), it can be installed on any kind of armored vehicles, as well as stationary posts. As the main armament, the combat module can be equipped with a 7,62 mm or 12,7 mm machine gun, as well as a 40 mm automatic grenade launcher. As an additional weapon, a second 7,62 mm machine gun can be installed.


As Aselsan emphasizes, the SARP remotely controlled weapons module is being delivered to 20 countries, including NATO member countries.
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  1. +3
    13 May 2020 14: 11
    In the heading, correct BM for MB (weapons modules). And then it is perceived as remotely controlled combat vehicles
    1. -2
      13 May 2020 14: 12
      Will be remotely controlled from Turkey? :)
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  3. +7
    13 May 2020 14: 32
    The Turkish military-industrial complex will develop just before our eyes, and it is systematically mastering the markets.
  4. +1
    13 May 2020 14: 32
    Ay, I, yy, Turkey is climbing into the economic territory that China claims to be and has long been hobbling over. And Russia historically supplies weapons. Missed or could not offer alternatives?
    1. +3
      13 May 2020 15: 30
      In 2012 Kazakhstan agreed with the Turkish Alselsan on the construction in Astana of a joint venture for the production of electron-optical devices (night vision devices, thermal imaging devices). It was assumed that in 10 years, the Republic of Kazakhstan will purchase the products of this enterprise for 300 million dollars, Turkey for 200 million, CIS countries for 500 million ... Products were noticed even by Donbass militias (through Russian intermediaries, it was reported in comments on VO ) ... We agreed with the Turks on the joint production of armored personnel carriers, but died out (the Turks did not want to completely localize production in the Republic of Kazakhstan). Most likely, these RPMS will be installed on the South African armored personnel carriers, which also began to be produced in Kazakhstan (4 * 4, 6 * 6 and 8 * 8). hi
  5. +1
    13 May 2020 14: 36
    unfortunately we are losing ground in the CIS countries
    1. +2
      13 May 2020 15: 05
      We are losing ground starting from the collapse of the USSR and the Warsaw Pact and cannot stop in any way
  6. +2
    13 May 2020 14: 41
    SARP can also be installed on offshore platforms.
    Maybe I'm wrong, but Kazakhs are 17 or 18 "clients" of Aselsan. But still impressive.
  7. 0
    13 May 2020 16: 19
    when such modules provide artificial intelligence, they themselves will decide who to shoot ... it will be fun ...

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