Tank T-14 "Armata" will be presented abroad for the first time

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Tank T-14 "Armata" will be presented abroad for the first time

It became known that the Russian new generation T-14 "Armata" tank is being prepared to enter the international market.

It is reported RIA News with reference to Rosoboronexport.



The company said in a statement that the T-14 received an export passport, and now the combat vehicle can be presented at foreign exhibitions of weapons and military equipment. The mentioned passport is often referred to as an advertising one.

According to the latest information, the first foreign platform, which will show the Russian "Armata", should be an exposition in the United Arab Emirates. We are talking about the IDEX-2021 exhibition. At this exhibition, which will open on February 21, Rosoboronexport will represent Russian weapon and military equipment. IDEX-2021 will last until February 25.

Recall that for the first time the T-14 "Armata" tank and other armored vehicles on the same platform were presented in our country on May 9, 2015 - during the parade in honor of the 70th anniversary of Victory.

At the same time, it was previously reported that the export of the T-14 "Armata" is possible only after the norms of the state defense order in terms of delivery are fulfilled. tanks for the needs of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.

The T-14 tank is a new generation tank with an uninhabited turret. Its crew is in a special armored capsule in front of the armored vehicle. This guarantees the tankers special protection. From the first appearance on the screens of the T-14 tank abroad, a special interest arose in it. It can be assumed that in Abu Dhabi, where this exhibition will take place, "Armata" will attract special attention.
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    1. +4
      4 February 2021 06: 43
      I think India can also buy China for copy-paste.
      1. +7
        4 February 2021 06: 57
        Quote: Pessimist22
        I think India can also buy China for copy-paste.

        "Do not give less than 200 pieces to one hand!" feel
        1. +17
          4 February 2021 07: 09
          For China, 200 in each hand.
          1. 0
            4 February 2021 07: 45
            How many billions of hands are there? laughing
            1. +3
              4 February 2021 07: 47
              Three probably ... - But money ahead!
          2. +9
            4 February 2021 07: 50
            Quote: mark1
            For China, 200 in each hand.

            And in India, the cult of the goddess Shiva!
            1. 0
              4 February 2021 07: 53
              Then they have an option - a ballistic calculator, where there are many, many buttons ...
          3. 0
            4 February 2021 11: 56
            For China, 200 in each hand.

            For them, it is better immediately disassembled.
            1. 0
              4 February 2021 11: 59
              Yes, as they say, it is even possible in bulk, but the assembly documentation (and even a general view) for individual grandmothers.
      2. -20
        4 February 2021 07: 23
        Quote: Pessimist22
        I think India can also buy China for copy-paste.

        When they find out its price, the interest in the tank will remain purely sporty, as it is now.
        1. +14
          4 February 2021 07: 50
          Sports interest is in such tanks as Merkava, Leclerc, Challenger, and interest in Armata from the very beginning, since the tank is both cheaper and lighter and has a completely new concept and means of protection.
          1. -11
            4 February 2021 07: 56
            Quote: Pessimist22
            Sports interest is in such tanks as Merkava, Leclerc, Challenger, and interest in Armata from the very beginning, since the tank is both cheaper and lighter and has a completely new concept and means of protection.

            Leclercs and Challengers were exported, and the interest in Merkava and Armata is exclusively sporting. At exhibitions there will be a crowd around and zero orders. Although I'm not sure about the Merkava.
            1. +8
              4 February 2021 08: 03
              Quote: professor
              Quote: Pessimist22
              Sports interest is in such tanks as Merkava, Leclerc, Challenger, and interest in Armata from the very beginning, since the tank is both cheaper and lighter and has a completely new concept and means of protection.

              Leclercs and Challengers were exported, and the interest in Merkava and Armata is exclusively sporting. At exhibitions there will be a crowd around and zero orders. Although I'm not sure about the Merkava.

              heavy "carrot" Oleg ... just for you. in geyrope only as a cannon can work. his specialization is "sharpened". not ... maybe the sheikhs will buy ... they do not care where the "candy wrappers" shove .. if there is a "lambo" and a camel in the last body, then why not buy a "chariot"? (Schaub was) wassathttps://topru.org/13105/leklerki-v-polshe/
              I remember, in the Emirates, our specialists from Kurgan told me:
              There, both BMP (our "three-ruble") and tanks (French "Leclerc") belong to the tank forces, exercises / training all the time together. One day, a shooting trip to the range was planned. The BMPs left, and the Leclercs fiddled with loading the software, the treshki fired, returned, and the service jackets, along with the Arabs, are still fiddling with the programs - they did not shoot that day.
              So not every hi-tech is equally useful. Especially if the brain is asleep. Why did I say this? To the fact that the French have reportedly transferred their Leclerc tanks to Poland as part of NATO's new program to “strengthen defense and security in Eastern Europe”. The danger comes from us, of course. So I think that they will not strengthen the fires with these Leclercs. For some reason they did not want to buy their MBT from the Germans, but they didn’t want to make their own. Well, nothing, well at least the Rheinmetall cannon was copied at the Giat plant.
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              COMMENTS 27
              uoper 05.05.2015/23/58 at XNUMX:XNUMX
              .... Did not update the software on Leclerc, and stand in line to the sysadmin ... but it's not a fact that he (sysadm) does not have Russian roots ...))))

              Dimokrat 06.05.2015/01/44 at XNUMX:XNUMX
              Whoever has firewood for Leclerc, throw pzhlst on soap. Very nato.

              FLY_Slim Jr. 06.05.2015/04/42 at XNUMX:XNUMX
              what, the truck is not detected or the tower is not identified?

              Crimean1 06.05.2015/04/44 at XNUMX:XNUMX
              xxxxxx her, he wants to steal, on the Internet, Schaub himself came to the yard, aharod to dig

              BanBanan 06.05.2015/14/54 at XNUMX:XNUMX
              Will get bogged down. Almost 60 tons, after all. And with the new software, so much more.

              Hoffman 06.05.2015/09/34 at XNUMX:XNUMX
              The crew is unlicensed and will be formatted. Thank you for using our product.

              sova 4 06.05.2015/08/25 at XNUMX:XNUMX
              We don’t serve the ball!

              Ivan83 06.05.2015/08/57 at XNUMX:XNUMX
              What version do you have? There you still need to put it all together. Do you have scripts?
              Which version do you need, mobile or stationary?

              Dimokrat 06.05.2015/15/49 at XNUMX:XNUMX
              There are problems with the operating system. Leclerc does not walk under vindos, but under om. And from this axis, the tower is demolished only in this way, and not only from tanks, and the more east, the more accurate. And vindos should be put only on aviation: if there is any problem - three fingers and freezes.

              popkovsf65 06.05.2015/06/48 at XNUMX:XNUMX
              It's spring, aharod = actual. It is better to dig aharod with a leclerc or leapard.

              Crimean1 06.05.2015/07/03 at XNUMX:XNUMX
              You well. We don't have many vegetable gardens. Aejis come to us. I’m thinking about how to reconfigure it so that he can see the herring.

              FUnCKy 06.05.2015/09/57 at XNUMX:XNUMX
              Still it would be nice for the beach season to carry "bananas" in bulk)

              knifebot 06.05.2015/09/17 at XNUMX:XNUMX
              dibilno, came, sat, left ... it's all the money, to ride back and forth ...

              HMagier 06.05.2015/14/02 at XNUMX:XNUMX
              In fact, there is little funny.
              To some, history teaches that it teaches nothing.

              BanBanan 06.05.2015/14/21 at XNUMX:XNUMX
              1. 0
                4 February 2021 11: 47
                Quote: Aerodrome
                heavy "carrot" Oleg ... just for you. in geyrope only as a cannon can work. his specialization is "sharpened". not ... maybe the sheikhs will buy ... they don't care where to shove the "candy wrappers" .. if there is a "lambo" and a camel in the last body, then why not buy a "chariot"? (Schaub was) https://topru.org/13105/leklerki-v-polshe/

                Merkava is not heavier than other modern tanks. It doesn't matter. The specific ground pressure is important.

                Quote: Aerodrome
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                Merkava had no complaints about the software and it is not "super duper professionals" who serve on it, but ordinary recruits. Cope.
                1. +1
                  4 February 2021 12: 47
                  Quote: professor
                  It doesn't matter. The specific ground pressure is important.

                  And the pressure on the bridge is the same, doesn't matter?
                  For example, I live in Sochi. The city is 150 km long and there is only one main road. Only in my village there are 3 bridges along this road. I don't think my city is an exception.
                  1. -2
                    4 February 2021 19: 09
                    Quote: Bad_gr
                    And the pressure on the bridge is the same, doesn't matter?

                    Everything is not simple, but very simple. The Merkava is not a tank, but an incarnation of Ferdinand. request Self-propelled guns.
                  2. +1
                    4 February 2021 21: 08
                    Quote: Bad_gr
                    Quote: professor
                    It doesn't matter. The specific ground pressure is important.

                    And the pressure on the bridge is the same, doesn't matter?
                    For example, I live in Sochi. The city is 150 km long and there is only one main road. Only in my village there are 3 bridges along this road. I don't think my city is an exception.

                    No, absolutely not important. No sane military man counts on existing bridges, believing that in wartime they will remain. There are engineering units to guide the crossings.

                    Well, in peacetime, the bridges withstand (Merkava + semi-trailer + tractor.) X2
                    1. +1
                      5 February 2021 00: 01
                      Quote: professor
                      Well, in peacetime, the bridges withstand (Merkava + semi-trailer + tractor.) X2

                      This is in Israel. As I heard, our bridges are mainly designed for 50 tons.
                      I remembered Georgia, which wanted to buy 200 pieces. Merkav: where would they ride them? They had the same standard for bridges, that is, up to 50 tons. There are a lot of rivers, and they are mountainous. I once saw how such a river was forded by ZIL-131: the water level was somewhere at the height of the wheels. The current, of course, across the car, the wheels on the pebbles turned and he got stuck. An BMP-2 was fitted for the tug. They hooked a cable and pulled the car ashore. The car was then pulled out, but not all: both rear axles remained somewhere in the river.
                      What am I doing? Driving a tank into a ford across such a river is fraught with problems, but you can't throw a floating bridge - it's shallow. Engineers, of course, will solve it, but you have to tinker. With less weight, there are fewer problems.
                      1. +1
                        5 February 2021 16: 31
                        Quote: Bad_gr
                        This is in Israel. As I heard, our bridges are mainly designed for 50 tons.

                        Crimean bridge too? It doesn’t matter, because nobody counts on these bridges during the war. They will be destroyed first.

                        Quote: Bad_gr
                        I remembered Georgia, which wanted to buy 200 pieces. Merkav: where would they ride them?

                        I also wanted to buy 200 Ferraris, but ... So did George.

                        Quote: Bad_gr
                        There are a lot of rivers, and they are mountainous. I once saw a ZIL-131 ford crossing such a river: the water level was somewhere at the height of the wheels. The current, of course, across the car, the wheels on the pebbles turned and he got stuck. An BMP-2 was fitted for the tug. They hooked a cable and pulled the car ashore. The car was then pulled out, but not all: both rear axles remained somewhere in the river.

                        Soviet technology has always been famous for its disgusting quality.

                        Quote: Bad_gr
                        What am I doing? Driving a tank into a ford across such a river is fraught with problems, but you can't throw a floating bridge - it's shallow. Engineers, of course, will solve it, but you have to tinker. With less weight, there are fewer problems.

                        1. In your opinion, someone is going to occupy Sochi with tanks?
                        2. Bridges are a headache for engineering troops.
                        1. -1
                          5 February 2021 18: 19
                          Quote: professor
                          Soviet technology has always been famous for its disgusting quality.
                          Nonsense, why talk? In some parts of the world they are still fighting on our T-34, T-55 - give an example of Israeli military equipment, which has been operated by not very technically literate people (Africa) for so many years.
                          Quote: professor
                          1. In your opinion, someone is going to occupy Sochi with tanks?
                          2. Bridges are a headache for engineering troops.
                          Every corner of Russia has its own flavor (or headache - depending on which side you look at)
                        2. +1
                          5 February 2021 19: 20
                          Quote: Bad_gr
                          Nonsense, why talk? In some parts of the world they are still fighting on our T-34, T-55 - give an example of Israeli military equipment, which has been operated by not very technically literate people (Africa) for so many years.

                          What for? I can give you examples of bourgeois technology produced during World War II and which is still in service. I myself managed to serve this.
                          I can repeat the story of how Zil-131 came from the factory to the ZakVO unit and it turned out that one cylinder was not enough. I can tell you how GomSelMash did not tighten the bolts when assembling trailers, but washed them down. I can tell you about my former taxi driver whose Mears covered more than 1.3 million kilometers without overhaul.
                        3. -1
                          5 February 2021 23: 26
                          Quote: professor
                          I can give you examples of bourgeois technology ...
                          I remember in Soviet times, foreigners who came to us brought cameras from us (Zenit, for example, was in demand even in England), a wristwatch, an instrument. Have you met a UAZ and Niva car abroad? Lada 6-ku from us Canada bought. South Africa bought all-terrain vehicles DT-30 back in those years when few people knew about them in our country (it was enough for them once to see how he, having unloaded from the ship, sailed on water, climbed onto the ice himself. This is in Antarctica). Etc ...
                        4. +1
                          6 February 2021 08: 31
                          Quote: Bad_gr
                          I remember in Soviet times, foreigners who came to us brought cameras from us (Zenit, for example, was in demand even in England), a wristwatch, an instrument. Have you met a UAZ and Niva car abroad?

                          Of course I did. I can even look for a photo. However, the demand was not related to quality, but to the dumping price of these goods. Himself as a photographer came with Zenith, but when I switched to Canon I felt the difference. I will not say anything about the products of the automotive industry.

                          Quote: Bad_gr
                          Lada 6-ku from us Canada bought. South Africa bought all-terrain vehicles DT-30 back in those years when few people knew about them in our country (it was enough for them once to see how he, having unloaded from the ship, sailed on water, climbed onto the ice himself. This is in Antarctica). Etc ...

                          Yes, it was all. After all, the price in the scoop was not a market price, but was set by bureaucrats. And they sold Komandirskie watches and telescopes for a penny. The price / quality ratio was adequate.
                2. -1
                  4 February 2021 16: 41
                  Quote: professor
                  Merkava is not heavier than other modern tanks. It doesn't matter. The specific ground pressure is important.
                  belayAs well as specific power, mobility, relative armament ... feel
                  Combat weight, t 70
                  Sorry. hi So, "who can compare with my Matilda?"
                  1. +3
                    4 February 2021 21: 22
                    Quote: Mavrikiy
                    As well as specific power, mobility, relative armament ...

                    Power density is also ok. The tank is not Tesla, it does not need to accelerate to 100 km / h in 3 seconds. And it easily crawls onto a standard hill and accelerates to its 70 km / h. Mobility, like protection, is very important for Zionist tankers.

                    Quote: Mavrikiy
                    Sorry. So, "who can compare with my Matilda?"

                    I'm sorry. In the Guinness Book of Records, the heaviest modern tank is ... Abrams. AND ABOUT MIRACLE !!! He feels great in the European theater of operations.
            2. +4
              4 February 2021 08: 10
              There is no more special tank in the world than a merkava))) in their right mind only your neighbors can take it. It was created only for your theater of operations and nothing else. This is his strength and weakness at the same time.
            3. +1
              4 February 2021 09: 33
              and the interest in the Merkava is exclusively sports.
              When is the competition of ATGM operators planned?
            4. -1
              4 February 2021 10: 11
              Although I'm not sure about the Merkava.

              Not sure yet? And how old is this already your Merkava?
              1. -1
                4 February 2021 11: 52
                Quote: alexmach
                Although I'm not sure about the Merkava.

                Not sure yet? And how old is this already your Merkava?

                Merkava is 2500 years old, but it was allowed for export only a couple of years ago.
                http://www.strana.co.il/news/?ID=55263&cat=3

                Quote: Gritsa
                Quote: professor
                At exhibitions there will be a crowd around and zero orders. Although I'm not sure about the Merkava.

                I agree. There will be no orders for the Merkava. Who needs a tank that can only fight in natural conditions similar to Israel's?

                Hmm ...
                I wonder how many climatic zones are there in Israel? Is there snow, mud and swamps? Are heavy rains and droughts inherent? Oh yes. There is no permafrost. What is not there is not. So, yes. It turns out only for Israel a tank. wassat
                1. -1
                  4 February 2021 12: 32
                  Merkava 2500 years old

                  That's the truth people say, "you can't praise yourself - you sit as if spat upon."
            5. +2
              4 February 2021 10: 22
              Quote: professor
              At exhibitions there will be a crowd around and zero orders. Although I'm not sure about the Merkava.

              I agree. There will be no orders for the Merkava. Who needs a tank that can only fight in natural conditions similar to Israel's?
            6. -2
              4 February 2021 19: 08
              Quote: professor
              Leclercs and Challengers were exported, and the interest in Merkava and Armata is exclusively sporting.

              =========
              Oh, how would you like the "Armata" to be as not suitable for export, like "Merkava".....
              Alas! Dreams Dreams...... request
              You can "dream"and further .......
        2. +2
          4 February 2021 08: 01
          And how much is its price comparable to Abrams, Leopard, Leclerc, Merkava and other devices?
        3. 0
          4 February 2021 10: 19
          Quote: professor
          When they find out its price, the interest in the tank will remain purely sporty, as it is now.

          Do not envy
        4. 0
          4 February 2021 13: 37
          Yes? Is "Arjun" much cheaper?
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        6. -2
          4 February 2021 19: 03
          Quote: professor
          When they find out its price, the interest in the tank will remain purely sporty, as it is now.

          =======
          Are you talking about unsuccessful attempts to "suck" the Hindus "Merkava", which scared away at their cost?
          Well, you must agree, "Armata" is, whatever one may say, a tank of ANOTHER generation! request bully
          1. +1
            4 February 2021 21: 02
            Quote: venik
            Are you referring to the unsuccessful attempt to "snatch" the Indians "Merkava", which frightened them off at the cost?

            This attempt is a figment of your imagination. When needed, we sell the Indians and Spikes for $ 100 apiece and Falcon for $ 000.

            https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/govt-to-clear-2-billion-deal-for-israeli-made-awacs-amid-stand-off-with-china/story-1JtIBkloVbKLRIO7rPG16K.html
            1. -2
              4 February 2021 21: 05
              Quote: professor
              This attempt is a figment of your imagination.

              =======
              Yah? bully
              1. 0
                4 February 2021 21: 24
                Quote: venik
                Quote: professor
                This attempt is a figment of your imagination.

                =======
                Yah? bully

                They asked for it themselves. Proof in the studio would otherwise be considered a FANTASER.
      3. -1
        4 February 2021 10: 18
        Quote: Pessimist22
        I think India can also buy China for copy-paste.

        So besides them, no one else will buy. The rest either have their own, or at the behest of the United States buy their weapons, or rogue
    2. -8
      4 February 2021 07: 19
      Its crew is in a special armored capsule
      Horseradish capsule! Can it be detached or are structural elements hung on it? This is an isolated compartment or compartment, if you like. The level of knowledge of this "capsule" is immediately clear, as well as the use of a ship class instead of a type.
      1. -2
        4 February 2021 07: 58
        Quote: Vladimir_2U
        Horseradish capsule
        This is an isolated compartment or compartment, if you will.

        You really ... that! Be careful, however! stop I once expressed myself about the "capsule" in your "style", so I got such luli that it still hurts to remember! crying What can you do ...: "Children of the mountains! Wild people!" belay
        1. +1
          4 February 2021 08: 03
          Quote: Nikolaevich I
          What can you do ...: "Children of the mountains! Wild people!"
          The victims of the exam are children of the media! laughing
      2. -5
        4 February 2021 08: 11
        Quote: Vladimir_2U
        Capsule

        quietly .... ordered the one about whom you can't talk about, do-did for the Parade ... the general uvz in Moscow puffed up on his birthday .. 10 lyamas like at a time ... all the rules ... no?
      3. -2
        4 February 2021 19: 30
        Quote: Vladimir_2U
        Horseradish capsule! Can it be detached or are structural elements hung on it?

        ========
        Are you kidding me? The "capsule" is naturally not detachable and is an element of the hull structure (!), While it has just awesome armor (especially in the frontal projection), reinforced (in the fishing and side projections) with hinged dynamic armor. In addition, the "capsule" is separated from the fighting compartment (and ammunition) by an armored wall, sufficient to save the lives of the crew members, even in the event of an explosion of ammunition (of course, a little real case, given the peculiarities of ammunition), but in theory it is possible!
        The rest of the tank is booked about the same as the T-80 and T-90 ...
        Somewhere like that ... hi
        1. +1
          5 February 2021 03: 33
          Quote: venik
          The "capsule" is naturally not detachable and is an element of the hull structure (!), While it has just awesome armor (especially in the frontal projection), reinforced (in the fishing and side projections) with hinged dynamic armor. In addition, the "capsule" is separated from the fighting compartment (and ammunition) by an armored wall,
          So you yourself revealed this nonsense about the "capsule". Without this "wall" (haha "wall" in military equipment!) There is no "capsule", but at the same time the car and the crew can operate, albeit with great risk, and the car will not fall apart. This is a compartment isolated from ammunition and fuels and lubricants; no one in their right mind calls the compartments on the submarine, for example, capsules! Simply illiterate, and out of place, the use of the word "capsule" shows the general level of terminology and, accordingly, the level of military knowledge.
    3. -7
      4 February 2021 07: 53
      Tank T-14 "Armata" will be presented abroad for the first time
      Can, will look at him sadly from the capitol ... Trump, will wipe the headlights with his sleeve, Melania will pose nicely ... don't try to break it ... our guys will go to Brooklyn to drink with their ... everything is as usual. (Yes, clean neigh)
    4. +1
      4 February 2021 07: 59
      It became known that the Russian new generation T-14 "Armata" tank is being prepared to enter the international market.

      "I left the forest and immediately ...."
      1. +3
        4 February 2021 09: 04
        Well, on the one hand, sheikhs, Hindus can be led. On the other hand, zero development and history, high operating and purchasing costs will again scare off. But in general, I wouldn't be surprised if there are contracts.

        The only problem is the obvious oversaturation of the main buyers with modern tanks - Algeria formed a tank fist and switched to other directions, Iraq formed, India - again the main T-90 tank and the modernized T-72. However, how to scare China and Pakistan may well buy a couple of kits. Vietnam bought.

        Egypt - maybe, but there they can also hit with sanctions or creditors won't give money. UAE - maybe, but again. Kuwait wants - but the master forbids him. He even banned the T-90. There is also Aliyev - but again, there is a maximum parade battalion.
        1. 0
          4 February 2021 10: 18
          The point is clear that before the real business it is not clear how much.
    5. -3
      4 February 2021 09: 07
      What for? Why imagine something that doesn't really exist yet?
      1. 0
        4 February 2021 09: 56
        Well, it means already there.
        1. -1
          4 February 2021 10: 15
          Exactly. Perhaps a hint that he is still ready, or will soon be ready for production and delivery.
      2. -1
        4 February 2021 19: 38
        Quote: HateDom2
        Why imagine something that doesn't really exist yet?

        ==========
        That, "which is not really there", as it turns out for several years in experimental military operation, and it seems to have shown itself well there ... hi
    6. 0
      4 February 2021 12: 46
      At the same time, it was previously reported that the export of the T-14 "Armata" is possible only after the norms of the state defense order in terms of the supply of tanks for the needs of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation are fulfilled.

      so what? Did you complete the troops or did greed win?
    7. +2
      4 February 2021 13: 34
      Should be sold if there is demand.

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