The Belarusian army received the first batch of 9М120 "Attack" guided missiles

The Belarusian army received the first batch of Russian 9M120 Ataka guided missiles. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Defense of the Republic.

According to the report, the batch of Ataka missiles was received within the framework of military-technical cooperation with the Russian Federation. The number of received ammunition is not disclosed, the military department said that the missile can be used from both air and ground vehicles.

In the future, the Armed Forces of Belarus intend to completely update the arsenal of this weapon

- stated on the official website of the Belarusian Defense Ministry.

The "Attack" guided missile is produced in two versions 9M120 and 9M120F, differing in the type of warhead. The 9M120 version delivered to Belarus is equipped with a tandem-type warhead of cumulative action and is designed to defeat tanks all types, incl. protected by dynamic protection screens.

The declared penetration of homogeneous armor with reactive armor is 800 mm. Specifications: caliber - 130 mm, length - 1830 mm, weight - 49,5 kg, firing range - up to 6000 m, maximum flight speed - 550 m / s.

The missile is intended for use as part of the Shturm-V systems installed on the Mi-24V, Mi-28, Mi-8AMTSh, and Shturm-S helicopters, deployed on the 9P149 combat vehicle.

Comments

[ksv36]

The declared penetration of homogeneous armor with reactive armor is 800 mm.

Not enough for such a lyalka under 2 meters long?

[Troll]

up to 6 km .. There most of these 183 cm. fuel and engine are occupied

[Flooding]

Quote: ksv36

Not enough for such a lyalka under 2 meters long?

it is written indistinctly. on the manufacturer's website zid.ru is the same, word for word.
but, as I understand it, it should be correctly understood as up to 800mm BEYOND ERA

[tralflot1832]

Military cooperation between Belarus and Russia is in action. After all, $ 3 billion of Belarusian oil exports to Russia have been transferred, we need to encourage. We are waiting for potash fertilizers. We still have a lot for the armed forces of Belarus, we need to encourage good undertakings.

[Cowbra]

Quote: tralflot1832

Stubbornly stepping on a rake.

If I'm not mistaken, the terminal for them in Ust-Luga will be completed only in early May, so they are adopting laws, like the Belarusians did not send us, but we ourselves proudly imposed sanctions and will not wash them off!

[Ros 56]

Vilnius court ruled to ban the expansion of the Belarusian fertilizer terminal

I ask you to translate into Russian, something is not entirely clear, which side is Vilnius to Belarus?

[tralflot1832]

In Klaipeda, Batka has a terminal for transshipment of potash fertilizers. The Belarusians applied for its expansion. The Vilnius court banned its expansion. The application was filed during the multi-vector period of Batka. Well, since Lukoshenko won at home, it means no expansion. Sorry, next time I will be more responsible to submission of material.

[Ros 56]

So Klaipeda is lucky, it will become cleaner, ....... but also poorer. But let the Lithuanians hold on, you have to pay for Russophobia, ........ expensive.

[tralflot1832]

For me, they would have been turned off from our energy ring. But in 2002 I was in Klaipeda, there were a lot of Russian military pensioners there. And the Lithuanians did not have any aggression, they did not answer in Russian through clenched teeth.

[kytx]

Several years ago I was visiting Lithuania
there was no Russophobia among ordinary people

[Ros 56]

I was there with a friend about forty years ago, in '83, sometimes it slipped, and then he had to leave because of his daughter, there were problems at the children's level with Lithuanian children.

[LiSiCyn]

Quote: tralflot1832

Yes, and the Lithuanians did not have any aggression, they did not answer in Russian through clenched teeth.

At the grassroots level and at the periphery. In Vilnius and Kaunas, not much else. But, Russian is spoken (s), mainly by the older generation. Ordinary people, this policy, is also not to their liking. During the "cohabitation", they became related, but overgrown with connections. News gets through. So, all these stories about the Russian Bear are perceived with irony. Yes, and normal money came to them with tourists. But not now.

[abc_alex]

Quote: LiSiCyn

Ordinary people, this policy, is also not to their liking. During the "cohabitation", they became related, but overgrown with connections. News gets through. So, all these stories about the Russian Bear are perceived with irony.

But over and over again in the elections they vote for nationalists ...
Bulgarians are the same. Also "brothers" right into the board. Until the first elections. And there they again run to vote for "Euro-optimists" and Borisov.

[LiSiCyn]

Quote: abc_alex

But over and over again in the elections they vote for nationalists ...

So there, there are no other options. And they go to the elections, not under political slogans. And when they come to power, they choose a lighter topic - Russophobia.

[abc_alex]

I do not believe that "there" people do not understand who is a Russophobe and who is an internationalist. No matter what slogans he used to hide behind. I am sure that the choice of nationalists and Euro-optimists for the majority of local people is deliberate.

[ksv36]

This is local, untranslatable folklore. (C)