“152-mm ammunition will not be needed by the Czech Republic”: the Ministry of Defense of the country explained the reasons for the transfer of shells to Ukraine

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On January 26, 2022, the Czech government approved the proposal of the country's Ministry of Defense to provide free of charge 152-mm artillery shells from its stocks for the needs of the Ukrainian military as an exception.

As stated on the website of the Czech Ministry of Defense, this step fits into a set of measures aimed at "supporting democracy" in the independent. In total, 4 munitions are being transferred, designed to “strengthen the defense potential of Ukraine” against the backdrop of its request for help due to the “concentration of large military potential of the Russian Federation on the borders.”



The Czech Armed Forces have a sufficient supply of 152mm projectiles that are incompatible with the recently acquired 155mm NATO standard guns. Therefore, this ammunition will not be needed by the army

- says the official statement of the military department, explaining the reasons for the transfer of the specified materiel to Ukraine.

The cost of shells transferred to Kiev is 1,5 million euros. As specified in the CZDefence publication, the square will receive 4006 OFS type 152-EOFD-SHKH 77 and 404 pallets for them. Ammunition class 152-EOFD is a modernized version (for the Czech self-propelled guns DANA), which received a gas generator that increases the range of fire by 2 km. At the same time, as stated, they are compatible with Ukrainian guns.

As explained, the Independent Army is armed with 152-mm systems 2S19 Msta-S and 2S3 Akatsiya, 2S5 Hyacinth-S (self-propelled), 2A65, 2A36 and D-20 (towed).

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  1. +7
    29 January 2022 19: 40
    Czechs are great! Instead of spending money on the disposal of expired ammunition that their army did not need due to the transition to other calibers, they gave them to Svidomo. Go transportation at their expense.
    1. +26
      29 January 2022 20: 09
      Quote: Amateur
      Czechs are great! .....
      At one time, we helped the Bulgarians by protecting them from the Turks - in all wars against Russia, the Bulgarians were on the side of the aggressor. In 1939, the USSR did everything possible to prevent the attack of Germany and Poland on Czechoslovakia (they tried to help with troops) - now the Czechs are sending shells that will be fired at the Russian-speaking population of the country. Rotten people.
      1. +12
        29 January 2022 20: 38
        Quote: Bad_gr
        In 1939, the USSR did everything possible to prevent the attack of Germany and Poland on Czechoslovakia (they tried to help with troops) - now the Czechs are sending shells that will be fired at the Russian-speaking population of the country. Rotten people.
        After WWII, the USSR made certain efforts so that Poland (Poland) would return the Teszyn region of Czechoslovakia (Czech Republic) - the return took place on June 13, 1958.
        Otherwise (without the help of the USSR), the Czech Republic is still suing and dressing up with Poland.
        The Sudetenland was returned immediately after WWII.
        hi
      2. +10
        29 January 2022 21: 00
        Quote: Bad_gr
        now the Czechs are sending shells that will be fired at the Russian-speaking population of the country.

        They, too, will need to be brought to trial for aiding terrorists.
      3. -1
        31 January 2022 07: 01
        It is not the people who make the decision, but the "rotten government", its individual personalities
    2. +3
      29 January 2022 20: 13
      The Czechs are not good at all. They kindle a war. Maybe they will backfire.
    3. +7
      29 January 2022 20: 40
      Rotten amateurs, they are filthy! Like the fields with extinctions, they caved in under the Yankees, their only ambition and greyhound, nothing, and God may also punish them with our hands !!!
    4. +3
      29 January 2022 22: 50
      Such an excuse, like we don’t want anything bad, we don’t need it anyway ... feel
    5. +1
      30 January 2022 01: 12
      Quote: Amateur
      Czechs are great! Instead of spending money on the disposal of expired ammunition that their army did not need due to the transition to other calibers, they gave them to Svidomo.

      And, most importantly, they disowned direct support for Ukraine.
  2. +2
    29 January 2022 19: 41
    Spring is coming soon, and with it a fire in some warehouse where the shells will be stored) will either be sold to the left, or only a part will reach the army
    1. +6
      29 January 2022 21: 04
      Quote: Paul episkop
      Spring is coming soon, and with it a fire in some warehouse where the shells will be stored) will either be sold to the left, or only a part will reach the army

      And again the Czechs will accuse Petrov and Bashirov of arson: and the shells will be handed over to Bandera.
  3. +3
    29 January 2022 19: 43
    It's strange somehow. Well, okay - the Czechs switched to 155 mm. A 152 mm. didn't they store it?
    1. 0
      29 January 2022 19: 48
      Quote: Kerensky
      It's strange somehow. Well, okay - the Czechs switched to 155 mm. A 152 mm. didn't they store it?

      What for? This is not a NATO caliber.
      1. +8
        29 January 2022 19: 56
        What for? This is not a NATO caliber.

        Aron.
        I appreciate sarcasm. If the Czechs have a whole park and a whole line of 152 mm in storage, then there should be a fair amount of shells for them.
        What then did they select from their bins for a gift to Ukraine? 4006 shells, small batch.
        1. +1
          29 January 2022 20: 02
          Quote: Kerensky
          What for? This is not a NATO caliber.

          Aron.
          I appreciate sarcasm. If the Czechs have a whole park and a whole line of 152 mm in storage, then there should be a fair amount of shells for them.
          What then did they select from their bins for a gift to Ukraine? 4006 shells, small batch.

          They also sold their Danes to the same Ukraine, but they didn’t seem to have anything else in 152mm.
        2. +3
          29 January 2022 20: 13
          For that, the destruction from this number of shells will be more than decent if they are used by the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
        3. 0
          31 January 2022 07: 03
          Czechs, like the Germans, "thrown a bush"
      2. -5
        29 January 2022 19: 57
        Quote: Aron Zaavi
        What for? This is not a NATO caliber.

        Can't they be used from a 155mm NATO gun? After all, the difference is only 3 mm.
        1. +3
          29 January 2022 20: 06
          Quote: Lt. air force reserve
          Can't they be used from a 155mm NATO gun? After all, the difference is only 3 mm.

          Take 5.45mm cartridges and load a 7.62mm assault rifle with these cartridges and you will understand what will come of it wassat
          1. -3
            29 January 2022 21: 29
            Quote: lonely
            Take 5.45mm cartridges and load a 7.62mm assault rifle with these cartridges and you will understand what will come of it

            In the machine gun, the striker will not hit the capsule, in the 155-152 mm sau there is a huge capsule and it is unlikely that 3 mm will change anything.
            1. +13
              29 January 2022 21: 56
              Quote: Lt. air force reserve
              it is unlikely that 3 mm will change anything.

              Oh, I'll try to explain, of course, a 152 mm projectile will fit into a 155 mm caliber, but:
              1. A gap of 3 mm is catastrophic, a breakthrough of powder gases will occur when fired through these 3 mm and the projectile will not pick up the desired speed in the barrel and fall at a short distance from the barrel cut
              2. The guns are rifled, and the leading belts of the 152 mm projectile will not enter the rifling of the 155 mm gun and the projectile will not spin in the barrel and fly somersault, since it will not be stabilized by rotation
              3. The degree of fuse protection will not be removed, since there is no required projectile speed and there is no rotation, the projectile will simply fall and not explode
              4. The propellant charge (powder case) has a different size, it can be longer - the shutter will not close or shorter - the striker simply will not reach the igniter capsule,
              So offhand and on the fingers tried to explain hi
              1. +1
                30 January 2022 11: 47
                This should be enough for a junior lieutenant.
          2. +2
            29 January 2022 22: 13
            Take 5.45mm cartridges and load a 7.62mm assault rifle with these cartridges and you will understand what will come of it
            generation EG .... what is obturation and internal / external ballistics .. well, this is at the level of Fermat's theorem (by the way, what is it?) laughing
            1. +2
              30 January 2022 04: 13
              at the level of Fermat's theorem (by the way, what is it?)

              And this is a seemingly simple equation, though with a caveat for positive integers. Like, there are no integers A ,B, C , m for which A to the power of m + B to the power of m = C to the power of m, if m is greater than two. Our school mathematician Dolzhenko Valentina Alexandrovna told about her back in the 70s.
              The intrigue was that Fermat himself allegedly wrote that the proof is so simple that it is not worth writing down here.
              It looks simple, but they fought with proof right up to the end of the 20th century. And even then there are such abstruse sections of mathematics, so many auxiliary theorems have been proved that it is better for our brother not to meddle. Some Englishman proved that he spent half his life on this. True Sir his queen made.
          3. 0
            31 January 2022 07: 06
            Let's remember the domestic and mortars of Germany 81 mm and our 82 mm
        2. +2
          29 January 2022 21: 14
          Quote: Lt. air force reserve
          After all, the difference is only 3 mm.

          The difference is TOTAL 3 mm.
        3. 0
          29 January 2022 23: 15
          Are you serious? lol
      3. +1
        29 January 2022 21: 05
        Quote: Aron Zaavi
        What for? This is not a NATO caliber.

        All true.
  4. +6
    29 January 2022 19: 45
    I do not understand!!! Where are the SANCTIONS against those countries that supply Ukraine with weapons??????? So it will all fly to us !!
    1. -3
      29 January 2022 19: 59
      So it will all fly to us !!

      Lisa! I beg of you! They would be loaded into the wagon for a start ...
      Fly there. Now, if they start transferring nuclei, then those have more chances.
    2. +5
      29 January 2022 20: 18
      during 2014 Russia transferred 2,036 units to Ukraine. weapons and equipment. “During 2014, 2,036 thousand units were transferred from the occupied territory of the Autonomous Republic of Crimea. weapons and military equipment, namely: rocket and artillery weapons - 120 units; armored vehicles - 128 units; automotive equipment 1788 units. In particular, more than 40 units. aircraft (including An-26, MiG-29, MiG-29UB, L-39M1), two Mi-8 helicopters, about 8 units of radar systems (radar P-37, radar 79K6, radar 19Zh6, radar 5N84A, radar P- eighteen ) ".
  5. +3
    29 January 2022 19: 50
    Czechs eternal memory to you! We will not forget your concern for Svidomo!
    1. -2
      29 January 2022 20: 00
      Quote: Sasha from Uralmash
      We will not forget your concern for Svidomo!

      And your help to the Nazis
      Until the very surrender of Germany, they made weapons for them
      During the entire war, not one act of sabotage
    2. +1
      29 January 2022 22: 15
      Czechs eternal memory to you!
      what does the Czech people have to do with it? Talk about the Czech state!
      1. +3
        29 January 2022 23: 17
        And what kind of people live in the Czech state?
  6. +5
    29 January 2022 19: 50
    Czechs in their repertoire. They are no strangers to supplying fascists of all stripes with ammunition.
  7. +2
    29 January 2022 19: 51
    Wangyu large badaboom in one or more RAV warehouses laughing
    1. -2
      29 January 2022 20: 02
      Quote: General of the Sand Quarries
      badabum in one or more RAV warehouses

      And again they will look for Petrov and Basharov laughing
      1. +3
        29 January 2022 21: 36
        The Czech Ministry of Internal Affairs asked the government for investigation materials on the explosions of warehouses, and they replied that they accidentally destroyed them! It seems that the brainless merge, they want to hush up their provocation with such a trick.
        1. -3
          29 January 2022 21: 43
          Quote: Xenofont
          they want to hush up their provocation with such a trick.

          But Russia is still to blame
  8. +7
    29 January 2022 19: 53
    I hope the item is expired. Then the probability of "self-liquidation" of Ukrainian artillery increases significantly.
  9. +1
    29 January 2022 20: 21
    They didn't say anything about Dana in Ukraine
  10. +1
    29 January 2022 21: 17
    152 mm - democracy - from the democrats of Europe !!!
  11. +1
    29 January 2022 21: 48
    Czechs in both world wars were MATCHES with which they were set on fire.
  12. +2
    29 January 2022 22: 00
    Here the Mayor of Kuyevsky hit himself in the chest with his heel - they say, in case of aggression, I will take a machine gun in my hands ... judging by the way he treats the great - I wang the new champagne "Widow Klitschko".
  13. +1
    29 January 2022 22: 02
    Quote: Paul episkop
    Spring is coming soon, and with it a fire in some warehouse where the shells will be stored) will either be sold to the left, or only a part will reach the army

    Not all 152mm shells burned out earlier ..
  14. 0
    29 January 2022 22: 13
    this step fits into a set of measures aimed at “supporting democracy”
    In my opinion, such support looks like pouring gasoline on the fire. More like nothing to support this most notorious democracy???
    1. +1
      29 January 2022 22: 37
      Quote: marchcat
      In my opinion, such support looks like pouring gasoline on the fire. More like nothing to support this most notorious democracy???

      Meanwhile, both the Czech Republic and Ukraine need our gas.
  15. 0
    29 January 2022 22: 52
    2A65, 2A36 and D-20 (towed).

    Someone forgot Msta-B
    https://korrespondent.net/ukraine/4442101-vsu-provely-u-kryma-artylleryiskye-uchenyia
    That's for them shells and brought up
  16. 0
    29 January 2022 23: 10
    Apparently the Germans had no idea who the Czechs and Poles were.
  17. 0
    29 January 2022 23: 20
    Purely amateurish question.
    4000 shells is how many boxes? And how many wagons will they need?
    And why do they need only 404 pallets? Are pallets reusable?
    1. 0
      31 January 2022 12: 58
      In one box - 1 pc.
      The weight of one box is about 70-80 kg. Approximately 8 boxes in height for 12 rows (about 100 boxes in the car) It is possible more, but there the security measures did not allow us to..
      1. 0
        31 January 2022 21: 04
        Thank you for your reply.
  18. 0
    30 January 2022 00: 36
    So again the warehouses will burn and explode ...
  19. 0
    30 January 2022 03: 33
    The Czechs, in fact, on the one hand put a tick in front of the big brother, that, like, yes, they helped. On the other hand, they did not spend taxpayers' money. Give away what you no longer need. The Czechs are not Bryansk. Although they are Slavs, they are the center of Europe. And their head works the same way as their other neighbors
  20. +2
    30 January 2022 04: 03
    As stated on the website of the Czech Ministry of Defense, this step fits into a set of measures aimed at "supporting democracy" in the independent.
    Yeah!
    Democracy will grow stronger and flourish.
    The Czechs should be warned that in the future a similar situation may arise when it is necessary to "strengthen democracy" in the Czech Republic (this cannot be ruled out?).
    So that later they do not vote with a bad voice.
  21. 0
    30 January 2022 11: 28
    original explanation. I wonder who is the final purchaser, who will be killed by these shells?
  22. 0
    30 January 2022 11: 57
    If the Czechs could think, they would have thought that these shells could fly to the Czech Republic, the world is so unpredictable ...
  23. sen
    +1
    30 January 2022 13: 43
    “152-mm ammunition will not be needed by the Czech Republic”: the Ministry of Defense of the country explained the reasons for the transfer of shells to Ukraine

    But the Czech Republic owes a lot to Russia. During the uprising of prisoners of the Czechoslovak Corps in 1918, they stole Russian gold.
  24. +2
    30 January 2022 17: 45
    I am a Czech and hundreds of thousands of us do not agree with the gift of ammunition for Ukraine. Nobody asked us. I want to believe that Putin knows what he is doing. But boys, hold on, we're with you. Our politicians are really stupid. am