Kyrgyzstan received Russian artillery systems and armored personnel carriers

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The head of the General Staff of the Kyrgyz Army, Major General Asambek Alymkozhoyev, reported on the supply of new Russian-made military equipment as part of the program of military-technical cooperation with the Russian Federation.



“All equipment arrives in Kyrgyzstan from Russia according to the contract within the stipulated time frame. To date, they have received ten armored personnel carriers, all artillery systems, ammunition for them, this is more than a thousand tons, ”he said. "Military Industrial Courier".

The Major General noted that Russia also supplied equipment and spare parts for air defense systems and equipment for the disposal of old ammunition.

“Now the largest part remains: armored personnel carriers, combat vehicles, airplanes and helicopters. We must get this equipment under the contract before 2017, ”he added.
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  1. +15
    2 September 2015 06: 39
    We are strengthening the approaches to our border, and it pleases.
    1. +4
      2 September 2015 07: 10
      And there would be more shooting and flying equipment. Russia must have time to be overlaid with buffer allies. What would Washington and NATO think about the consequences of possible provocations on their part!
      1. +8
        2 September 2015 07: 38
        It's just bad that the political courses of these "allies" change from time to time.
        1. +1
          2 September 2015 09: 03
          This is yes ..... it's a shame that Russia provides all these "independent" countries that are in the sphere of influence of Russia, and then a sharp turn in the direction of Tan, etc. ... and so on, we want to join NATO in the EU and other crap
        2. 0
          2 September 2015 11: 45
          Quote: CIANIT
          It's just bad that the political courses of these "allies" change from time to time.

          If we do not change then they will not!
    2. +5
      2 September 2015 08: 04
      My question is: do they pay for it?
      1. +2
        2 September 2015 09: 33
        I think they paid having expelled amers from Manas. This is enough for us.
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      3. 0
        2 September 2015 10: 31
        Quote: vodolaz
        My question is: do they pay for it?


        No, everything at your expense, deducted from the salary, so as not to be clever.
    3. 0
      2 September 2015 08: 56
      Time is expensive, maybe in Asia it may soon explode, Tajikistan also needs to be re-equipped and CSTO salads must be present on the border with Aganon!
  2. +4
    2 September 2015 06: 40
    This is a load on our defense industry. Batko complains that we have little supply of new equipment in Belarus. But we also need to strengthen this flank ...
    1. +17
      2 September 2015 06: 46
      Quote: svp67
      Batko complains that we have little supply of new equipment in Belarus.

      He is in power as much as he complains about Russia.
      1. +1
        2 September 2015 07: 08
        Quote: Alexander Romanov
        Quote: svp67
        Batko complains that we have little supply of new equipment in Belarus.

        He is in power as much as he complains about Russia.


        He’s generally insolent behaving like a market grandmother
      2. avt
        0
        2 September 2015 08: 21
        Quote: svp67
        . Batko complains that we have little supply of new equipment in Belarus.

        Quote: Alexander Romanov
        He is in power as much as he complains about Russia.

        This work. laughing
        Quote: vodolaz
        My question is: do they pay for it?
        In the sense of the Kyrgyz? Well, if only guest workers.
        They are ... selling for her. laughing After 1991, Akayev’s training helicopter regiment remained there, 30 chtol cars, but when, after a certain number of years, 300 spirits walked there in galoshes, he went up into the air, the rest disappeared somewhere in the mountains. Actually, Kyrgyzstan is potentially rich in resources, but only the USSR could raise these resources.
        1. +2
          2 September 2015 09: 46
          Quote: avt
          In general, Kyrgyzstan is potentially a country rich in resources, but only the USSR could only raise these resources.


          The entire periodic table in the mountains of Kyrgyzstan is - just to get to them, get them and take them out - is very expensive.
          There is a huge gold deposit Kumtor - so right above the mine there is a glacier that needs to be left every day - otherwise the whole mine will be buried under it.
          In general, it is even cheaper to transport coal from Ekibastuz than to get the local Kyrgyz for a thermal power plant.
    2. +2
      2 September 2015 06: 56
      the father would swear less and to him the new equipment would be in large volumes.
  3. +2
    2 September 2015 06: 52
    Interestingly, do we get at least some money for this equipment and ammunition? And then we send everything, but what is the answer?
    1. +6
      2 September 2015 06: 57
      lack of 3.14ndos.
      Manas is no longer there.
    2. +2
      2 September 2015 07: 01
      Quote: Stroibat stock
      are we getting any money for this equipment and ammunition?

      Russia and Kyrgyzstan are no longer part of the USSR, so everything is funded!
      and what is the answer?
      And in response, Peace, Friendship and covered borders !!!
  4. +1
    2 September 2015 06: 53
    The countries included in the collective security treaty create a common army, and then a common state. Then no one will complain that something is missing.
  5. +2
    2 September 2015 07: 02
    The main thing is to learn on new technology, and not show on parades! And that is, such a feature in Asian countries ....
  6. +3
    2 September 2015 07: 31
    What are you talking about, dear? ISIS is almost at the borders, the Taliban are on the way, we’ll have to think quickly, otherwise we’ll fight with the bastards ourselves, we’ll need to provide equipment and assistance
  7. 0
    2 September 2015 08: 17
    The Americans were asked from there. Are there our bases in Kyrgyzstan?
    1. 0
      2 September 2015 08: 54
      Not far from Bishkek, ours are
    2. gjv
      0
      2 September 2015 09: 40
      Quote: kolkulon
      The Americans were asked from there. Are there our bases in Kyrgyzstan?



      Details can be found here
      http://docs.cntd.ru/document/902383846
  8. +2
    2 September 2015 08: 53
    Kyrgyzstan borders with Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and China, we need to at least somehow fight the flow of drug trafficking and mattresses who want to place their bases there, and here we are helping. Still, Tajikistan would stop complaining about the border with Afghanistan, and would at least somehow restore order with the gate through which all the dirt runs to the north.
  9. 0
    2 September 2015 18: 36
    Americans pass military equipment to the Uzbeks, Russian Kirghiz. The Kyrgyz gave permission to the Russian military base, the Uzbeks gave permission to the American base. One China is investing real money in the economies of Middle Asian countries. It turns out that the Russian Federation and the United States are preparing for war in the territory of Middle Asia and China, on the contrary, is for peace.
    1. 0
      2 September 2015 20: 24
      The United States completed the supply of 328 armored vehicles for the Ministry of Defense of Uzbekistan, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asian Affairs Daniel Rosenblum told reporters on Thursday.

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