Parade in Nicosia on the Independence Day of the Republic of Cyprus. 1 October 2011

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In honor of the Independence Day of the Republic of Cyprus, on October 1, 2011, a military parade was held in Nicosia, in which Russian-made armored vehicles took part. In particular Tanks T-80U equipped with a modernized SLA with a Plissa gunner’s thermal imaging sight and BMP-3 infantry fighting vehicles.

Parade in Nicosia on the Independence Day of the Republic of Cyprus. 1 October 2011





























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  1. Rustam Rank
    Rustam
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    6 October 2011 08: 45
    Nicosia hosted a military parade in which Russian-made armored vehicles took part.
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    let's start with the fact that the t-80u and bmp-3 tanks were purchased by cyprus in 1995, 40 units respectively
    mi-35p -2 units purchased in 2007, there are also a few units of brakes1

    they would be happy to update the equipment but the financial crisis in the eurozone does not allow them to do it, although they are happy with their eighties and bmpshki
  2. cVM
    cVM
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    6 October 2011 11: 27
    )) behind the pictures you can see the flag of Turkey), but against whom are they arming? Turkey will not be pulled against Turkish Cypriots
  3. sancho Rank
    sancho
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    6 October 2011 11: 37
    They lack the S-300 .... It would look good .... :)))
  4. stalker
    stalker
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    6 October 2011 12: 47
    A lot of French old technology on the AMX-13 chassis and there is even an AMX-30
  5. Siberian
    Siberian
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    6 October 2011 20: 00
    AK-74 they were delivered complete with BMP-3?
  6. rumpeljschtizhen Rank
    rumpeljschtizhen
    +1
    6 October 2011 22: 30
    ... yes, the Turks will be more serious
  7. SAVA555.IVANOV
    SAVA555.IVANOV
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    6 October 2011 22: 53
    THERE ARE MILITARY BASES IN ENGLISH, VERY MUCH ENGLANDS THERE ARE LIVING BETWEEN REMAINERS, HOUSES NOT FROM CHEAPER, MUCH MORE ONLY IN RUSSIANS))) I DO NOT THINK TURKEY WANTS TO HAVE PROBLEMS WITH ENGLISH
    1. Marat
      Marat
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      6 October 2011 23: 00
      Excuse me - And are you the same as before, just SAVA was? And he also wrote in capital letters
      If so, then Hi Sava! - if not, then sorry - looks like
  8. SAVA555.IVANOV
    SAVA555.IVANOV
    +1
    6 October 2011 23: 15
    HELLO Marat !!! YES THAT I, JUST THE TROUBLES WERE WITH THE COMPUTER, THE PASSWORD FORGOTTEN THOUGHT I WILL COME KIDS AND I WILL FORGET YES THERE FOR ANOTHER MONTH WITH YOU)))) THERE ARE THERE ANYTHING THOUGHT !!))))
    1. Ivan35
      Ivan35
      +1
      7 October 2011 17: 37
      I also asked you in PM whether or not you - Hello to you SAVA!

      Glad to see you on the site! Do not be lost!
    2. Marat
      Marat
      +1
      8 October 2011 01: 24
      Glad to hear you SAVA! I recognized you by the manner of writing! smile
      1. SAVA555.IVANOV
        SAVA555.IVANOV
        +1
        8 October 2011 04: 08
        IT'S FUN HERE!! WHY TO LEAVE, I AM CONSIDERING THE EXTRA TIME THERE ARE INDIFFERENT PEOPLE WHICH ARE FAVORED BY THE FATE OF THE FORMER USSR))
  9. sirToad
    sirToad
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    7 October 2011 17: 47
    nda ... and heifers could put in a better system ...
    1. Alexei Rank
      Alexei
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      8 October 2011 04: 34
      Apparently, the "better" heifers are used a little differently there. And so the rules, maybe they are worse - but more reliable, like our technique)