Serbian armored personnel carrier Lazar III received Russian combat modules

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Serbian armored personnel carriers Lazar III A1 equipped with Russian combat modules. The new version of armored personnel carriers was presented at the Partner-2021 international arms exhibition in Belgrade.

The Lazar III armored personnel carrier, presented by the Serbian company Yugoimport, is used not only by the Serbian army, but also by the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and is also offered for import. It is known that in the spring of this year, Turkmenistan purchased a batch of Serbian armored personnel carriers to replace the Soviet / Russian-made BTR-80.



In the standard version, the armored personnel carrier is equipped with a remotely controlled combat module (DBM) of Serbian production with a 12,7 mm machine gun. The new version of the armored personnel carrier received a choice of two Russian combat modules. In the first version, the Lazar III A1 is equipped with a DUMB 32V01 with a 2A42 automatic cannon of 30-mm caliber, and in the second - a DUBM with a 57-mm cannon.

According to Serbian developers, the installation of Russian combat modules on armored personnel carriers will significantly increase the export potential of this technology, reports TASS.

The Lazar III armored personnel carrier is a further development of the Serbian Lazar 1 and Lazar 2 vehicles, developed by Hugoimport - SDPR jointly with the Belgrade Military Technical Institute. The wheel arrangement is 8x8, the declared protection in the basic version is 3 STANAG 4569, the front protection is increased to 3+. Mine protection meets STANAG 4569 level 3a and 3b. Reservations can be enhanced with hinged blocks. Armament of the customer's choice. Crew - 3 people, landing - 9 fighters.

Length - 8 m, width - 3 m, height - 2,3 m (excluding the combat module). Weight - 24 tons as standard, 26 tons with enhanced armor. Speed ​​- 110 km / h.
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      1. +2
        12 October 2021 11: 18
        Quote: barclay
        Yes, 12,7mm is not 30mm, much less 57mm. The firepower is much higher.

        for the armored personnel carrier the most it
        turn each armored vehicle into a carrier of artillery caliber and anti-tank guided missiles - an unjustified waste of funds
        1. 0
          12 October 2021 12: 28
          There is a thin line between armored personnel carriers and infantry fighting vehicles (both in wheeled and tracked versions) ... and the equipment of the ATGM is already turning into an anti-tank vehicle.
        2. 0
          12 October 2021 13: 08
          Rather, the installation of weak weapons on a heavy armored personnel carrier looks like an unjustified waste. Such a massive vehicle should have at least a 23 mm cannon. The large-caliber machine gun is more appropriate for small armored vehicles like the Tiger.
          The inconveniences associated with the installation of automatic cannons have largely been overcome and there is little that prevents them from being installed on armored personnel carriers. Looking at the new uninhabited module, one would like to believe that its charging is not as inconvenient as on the BMP-2.
    2. +4
      12 October 2021 11: 17
      The Lazar III armored personnel carrier, presented by the Serbian company Yugoimport, is in service not only with the Serbian army, but also with the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and is also offered for import

      maybe for export after all?
    3. +1
      12 October 2021 11: 21
      In the first version, the Lazar III A1 is equipped with a DUMB 32V01 with a 2A42 automatic cannon of 30-mm caliber, and in the second - a DUBM with a 57-mm cannon.

      Work abroad, when we have a 57-mm to appear in the army.
    4. 0
      12 October 2021 11: 25
      Serbian armored personnel carriers Lazar III A1 equipped with Russian combat modules. Length - 8 m, width - 3 m, height - 2,3 m (excluding combat module).

      The armored personnel carrier Lazar himself is very tall! I don't know how big these modules are, but the total height of the armored personnel carrier + module is hardly under 3 meters! belay
    5. 0
      12 October 2021 11: 27
      I’m wondering which gun is now starting to be installed? LSHO-57 or S-60? The first, in fact, a grenade launcher, the second - high ballistics? It seems that LShO was installed on the B-19.
      1. +3
        12 October 2021 11: 31
        Of course LSHO-57, S-60 will require very serious processing.
        1. +1
          12 October 2021 12: 58
          Is not a fact. This armored personnel carrier is heavy, up to 28 tons, and may well be equipped with a 57 mm high ballistic cannon, the same as on the "Air Defense Derivation" installation.
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        3. +1
          12 October 2021 18: 12
          The S-60 will require very serious processing.

          It was reworked a long time ago and put on "Derivation". From the S-60, only the breech remained. Well, the shipborne AU-220M is already in the series.
    6. +3
      12 October 2021 11: 32
      Author: The Lazar III armored personnel carrier, presented by the Serbian company Yugoimport, is in service not only with the Serbian army, but also with the Ministry of Internal Affairs, and is also offered for import.

      Rather, it is offered for export.
    7. +2
      12 October 2021 11: 41
      Serbian armored personnel carriers Lazar III A1 equipped with Russian combat modules.
      With what I congratulate the Serbs. The caliber of 12,7 mm is, of course, rather weak for an armored personnel carrier. We had a 14,5 caliber KPVT on old armored personnel carriers and at that time was considered suitable. New weapons and new calibers are required today.
    8. +1
      12 October 2021 12: 17
      Well, at least they were hooked on the Serbian order, otherwise the competition is high, someone is diligently dumping, and the loot goes to the side ...
    9. +1
      12 October 2021 15: 12
      https://youtu.be/f-CtK6qBrjo


      With a 57 mm cannon, Ruski combat module.
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      2. +2
        12 October 2021 16: 54
        The characteristics in the plate on the video are impressive, the vertical range is 7,5 km, the horizontal is 14,5 km and the cannon has 80 rounds of ammunition. Is there a mistake?
        If everything is correct, then this is the Derivation-AA in wheeled version and a real light wheeled tank.
        1. +2
          12 October 2021 18: 14
          Specifically, the characteristics of "Derivation-Air Defense".
        2. 0
          13 October 2021 02: 52
          YES Derivation

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