The preparation of the signing of the contract for the purchase of a batch of T-90MS tanks by India

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An official representative of Uralvagonzavod announced that negotiations are underway to prepare a contract according to which India is preparing to acquire a batch from Russia tanks T-90MS. Corporate representative quoted RIA News:

Negotiations are underway on the possibility of concluding a new contract with the new conditions for the supply of India with T-90MS tanks.

The preparation of the signing of the contract for the purchase of a batch of T-90MS tanks by India

It must be recalled that Russia and India are already implementing a contract for the supply by Uralvagonzavod of T-90C tanks with a license to manufacture these machines in India itself. The T-90MS tank is the newest export version of the T-90 tank.

Dimensions T-90MS:
weight 48 tons, length 9530 mm, width 3780 mm, height 2228 mm.

The tank is armed with an upgraded 125-mm smooth-bore 2А46М (5) cannon, which reduces the dispersion of projectiles by about 15%, and also provides a greater number of shots until the barrel is replaced. High wear resistance is achieved by chrome plating. Tank T-90MS is capable of firing a full set of conventional ammunition, including an armored-piercing feathered subcaliber projectile (BOPS), a cumulative projectile (CS) and a high-explosive fragmentation projectile (CFS). In addition, the tank can shoot guided projectile with laser guidance 9М119М to 5000 m.

The 7,62 mm PKTM machine gun is mounted to the right of the main armament. Its ammunition is 2000 cartridges. On the roof of the turret, a 12,7 / 7,62 mm machine gun is installed, capable of turning at an angle of about 316%.

T-90MS is equipped with a computer fire control system (fire control system). The tank has an improved set of armor, including updated passive elements in armored modules.

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anEkeName

+6

11 September 2015 13: 53

The preparation of the signing of the contract for the purchase of a batch of T-90MS tanks by India

The State Department was wary. The "Russian threat" appeared again.
1. Vitaly Anisimov
  
  +22
  
  11 September 2015 14: 01
  
  Ural burns! I hope the Indians will not be disappointed ..... And most importantly they will pay well! We really need money now ...
2. Ajent cho
  
  +1
  
  11 September 2015 19: 00
  
  The State Department has been wary.
  More precisely - expressed concern))
3. Archon
  
  0
  
  12 September 2015 05: 01
  
  with a license to manufacture these machines in India itself
  this is interesting.
  1) But will quality not be lost?
  2) but will they not stamp 1000000 tanks?
Seriomilander

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11 September 2015 13: 56

As the saying goes - children are getting better!
1. INVESTOR
  
  +6
  
  11 September 2015 14: 02
  
  All the same, the gypsies have money, but now the plant (uvz) needs this land. Two-thirds of the factory’s floor has been sitting for a year.
2. Thunderbolt
  
  +8
  
  11 September 2015 14: 06
  
  These children saved the Ural tank builders with their order from stopping production. Therefore, YES, it’s not a pity for the children. The Pakistani tank forces are already losing qualitatively in terms of the number of Indian battalions. There is no other way, there’s a stop in Tibet))).
  1. Seriomilander
    
    0
    
    11 September 2015 21: 14
    
    I only "For", not against and share SU-shki!
    We have no common borders with India, no mutual territorial claims ...
    Yes, and in BRICS we are with them ...
3. maiman61
  
  +1
  
  11 September 2015 16: 47
  
  Hell yes! We ourselves need such tanks! Or the Syrians would be put!
  1. Thunderbolt
    
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    11 September 2015 16: 55
    
    Aspeed, we correctly noticed that the benefits are mutual. So why are they embarrassed ... it’s already clear that in this climate the Russian T won, and yet in the deserts and snow again T ..
  2. Knight Rider
    
    +5
    
    11 September 2015 18: 26
    
    Quote: maiman61
    Hell yes! We ourselves need such tanks! Or the Syrians would be put!
    
    Our military knows better which tanks we need. T-90MS is an export version. We have plenty of tanks.
    1. Salavatsky Ministry of Emergency Situations
      
      +1
      
      11 September 2015 21: 12
      
      Quote: KnightRider
      We have plenty of tanks.
      
      Compare the number and characteristics of the modifications of those T-90 that are in service with us, and those that are in service with the Indians (in Wikipedia there is).
      Attends the feeling that we were just thrown, cann’t the MoD really pay for orders (or just upgrades) at UVZ? And the fact that they will upgrade T-90 right up to 2020 of the year ... The deadline is simply opulent. Hindus - here you are the best, and we and the old shit will go.
      Well, for the heap, compare the parameters of the modifications of our T-72 and Indian tanks.
      Generally kaput. The Hindus have the newest models and in large quantities, we have old rubbish without BIUS and TiUS, with old engines and DZ Kontakt-1.
      So say, feel the difference. That's what pisses me off.
      Here we are sooo behind the Indians. It is interesting to know what is the reason?
      At the exhibition, all the Arabs were interested in the BMP-3 "Dragoon", but ours were not interested. The Arabs are the newest BMP-3, we are bullshit. Waiting for Boomerang and Kurganets? And when they will still be, taking into account that our defense industry and the State Order like to shift the deadlines to the right (as with the T-14 and PAK FA).
      In Iraq, 12 Sunshine, and we have 8 Buratin in all.
      THIS IS THE CRY OF THE SOUL! Excuse me...
      1. Knight Rider
        
        +1
        
        11 September 2015 21: 19
        
        Quote: Salavat EMERCOM
        Compare the number and characteristics of the modifications of those T-90s that are now in service with us, and those that are in service with the Indians
        
        Should we fight the Hindus chtoli? And who threw whom?
        
        Salavatsky Ministry of Emergency Situations
        
        +4
        
        11 September 2015 21: 30
        
        Quote: KnightRider
        Should we fight the Hindus chtoli? And who threw whom?
        
        We may have to fight with NATO, and the Hindus will obviously not help us.
        And threw us a big cut in MO, now there think you are not sawing? Or sawed only when stool. When Shoigu EMERCOM headed you know how they sawed, oh-oh!
        On some megaprojects like TsUKS (in MO - NTsUOG, wait a minute, the military will pay off with this structure) so much dough was cut, but in reality now - TsUKS and regional centers are like the fifth wheel in a cart. Only slides make drawing and millions of reports demand. The firemen's allowance for "I'm afraid, I'm afraid" was removed, like they do not risk their lives, and the shoulder straps are stripped from them, like skins from kittens. On the other hand, salaries in the administrative apparatus are growing by leaps and bounds.
        It is terrible to enter the Main Directorate, if you spit, you will get into a colonel, you won't find an old man in the afternoon with fire. On an 1 general, 150 fighters in uniform are on average, and for one rescuer 7 colonels. Such statistics.
      2. Archon
        
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        12 September 2015 05: 03
        
        and we have enough nuclear weapons for the whole planet. Therefore, they save
  3. Salavatsky Ministry of Emergency Situations
    
    +1
    
    11 September 2015 21: 44
    
    Quote: maiman61
    Hell yes! We ourselves need such tanks!
    
    I completely agree. It is a pity that I can not put more than one plus!
    It is necessary to focus on what is now. While Armat is run in, while they are put into service, while they buy (or maybe they refuse, what the hell is not joking, won over as an order for the PAK FA), time will pass by hoo.
    And if the war? On the old T-72 and T-90, we will certainly win it from the pederasts from NATO, who will not attack the rain and cannot fight without Coca-Cola, but who said that the Chinese brothers on the clones of our tanks did not back us will hit when we are physically and economically weakened?
Haettenschweiler

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11 September 2015 14: 01

It seems to me that the proceeds should be used immediately for the modernization and expansion of existing plants. Otherwise, where and how will our T-14 be mass-produced? In addition, it is necessary - again urgently - to do something about personnel policy. There are not enough working hands, and this is not moaning and speculation, but an objective reality. A strong bias towards all sorts of "managers", "sort of lawyers" and "kind of economists" continues to persist. Added and other "bread" professions that do not require special efforts - "designers" of all colors, different "insurance agents". And it is very disappointing that such useless people receive a lot of money, while an intelligent engineer at the same UVZ or UZTM will receive well if it is half as much. And young guys will receive ... little at all.
1. Alekseev
  
  +4
  
  11 September 2015 15: 13
  
  Quote: Haettenschweiler
  It's a shame that such useless people get a lot of money, while an intelligent engineer at the same UVZ or UZTM will receive well if half
  
  Yes, that's for sure!
  Therefore, it is high time to introduce measures.
  What kind ? Various.
  For example, to prohibit currency transactions to all banks, except for a few authorized. They may well provide the necessary operations for foreign trade, and without speculation it is possible to live.
  Limit the cost of maintaining government as a state. so municipal.
  It is there that there are many thieves and well-paid "sort of lawyers and kind of economists and all kinds of maneuvers."
  Introduce liability for parasitism. Let not imprisonment, but simply by the principle: work, pay tax - good. Do not work for more than a year? The average tax is all one, pay!
  Transferring money from the jurisdiction of the Russian Federation? Pay half! moreover, let’s check what kind of money it is, if it’s criminal.
  And the money to pay engineers and workers in the factories will be more.
  1. Salavatsky Ministry of Emergency Situations
    
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    11 September 2015 22: 18
    
    Quote: Alekseev
    Limit the cost of maintenance of government as a state. so and municipal
    
    And at the municipal authorities and no costs at all. Themselves from bread to kvass interrupted. But on civil servants (republican or regional level) costs are not sickly from the state budget.
    For example, in our city: the salary of the head of the department (municipal employee) is about 25000 maximum, but the head of the administration, his deputies and business manager (civil servants) are several orders of magnitude higher, and in their hands, in direct management, the municipal property they trade like granny tomatoes from the garden. And they have a sickly gesheft, the former first deputy head of the chapter (not so long ago he quit voluntarily, I don’t know, I could smell roasted), who was in charge of financial questions - a Ferrari car, what are you asking for? And the head of the administration ...
    It is necessary to limit state, but not municipalities. And then the administration doesn’t even have the money to pay for and service part of the phone numbers, and there’s no money at all for municipal budgetary institutions, as they say, get out for yourself. And how will the kindergarten get out, when he is unable to pay for a one-time snow removal, and even more so, because there is no money for gasoline from an organization specializing in this organization.
    You have it.
2. Salavatsky Ministry of Emergency Situations
  
  +1
  
  11 September 2015 22: 05
  
  Quote: Haettenschweiler
  bias in the direction of any "managers", "like-lawyers"
  
  Under Stalin, they would have driven all these managers into one heap, would have given shovels and picks into their hands, and forward to build a bright future with minimal expenses for food and accommodation (well, security).
dyksi

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11 September 2015 14: 04

I like this tank more than "ARMATA", excellent characteristics, well-developed base, and a very beautiful machine, plus it is a real tank that can be produced today.
1. maiman61
  
  +2
  
  11 September 2015 16: 51
  
  Beauty! Dental! We need it first.
Vladimir 1964

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11 September 2015 14: 05

Interesting news. Uralvagonzavod is probably loaded with orders. Since by the way, not only Indians are interested in the T-90 and its modifications. (In particular, Azerbaijan, an order for 3 battalions). That's only in the homeland the tank is not in honor. And the point is probably not only in financing, for the modernization of the T-72 - they find money.
1. Ajent cho
  
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  11 September 2015 19: 03
  
  in the homeland the tank is not in honor
  Yes, in the homeland so far in greater honor Cornet and others like him))
2. Salavatsky Ministry of Emergency Situations
  
  +1
  
  11 September 2015 22: 44
  
  Quote: Vladimir 1964
  And it's probably not only in financing, for the modernization of the T-72 - money is found.
  
  In-in, they find it only on a tank that is outdated in all respects, and if they are modernized, they are in small lots (some of which are probably sold abroad, I don’t know, I don’t want to believe, but there is an impression). But for tank biathlon, horseradish horseradish understand what, that is, the fact that they don’t get into line units, and if they do, they’ll like cuckoo’s tears in small doses, and most likely as exhibits at various exhibitions. Like, choose the people, we don’t need it for free.
  We do not really need a lot of new T-90, damn it to upgrade existing ones.
Vitaly Anisimov

+7

11 September 2015 14: 13

A beautiful tank nevertheless (and most importantly formidable)!
tinibar

+7

11 September 2015 14: 15

Quote: dyksi
I like this tank more than "ARMATA", excellent characteristics, well-developed base, and a very beautiful machine, plus it is a real tank that can be produced today.

And the Indians didn’t seem to get along with Arjun ... But we can do it! And UVZ must be supported! The failed contract for the MiG-35 must not be forgotten!
tank64rus

+5

11 September 2015 14: 17

The T-90MS is a great car. According to the criterion "cost-effectiveness" at the moment it is ahead of Armata. I can imagine how difficult it will be now to decide on the process of introducing new machines. One thing can be said, the future belongs to Armata, the T-90MS is the present.
1. avolk
  
  +1
  
  11 September 2015 15: 15
  
  Where did the firewood come from, about cost - efficiency?
roskot

+1

11 September 2015 14: 51

The good news is that the factory workers have work. And the tank is good. We do not offer the bad.
1. Salavatsky Ministry of Emergency Situations
  
  0
  
  11 September 2015 22: 52
  
  Quote: roskot
  We do not offer the bad
  
  And do not buy yourself.
donavi49

+7

11 September 2015 14: 59

Meanwhile, Algeria today signed 2 on the contracts:
1) We ordered an unnamed number of 330MRTT Airbuses - the main feature of which is the ability to use in military transport operations, transporting military personnel in the cabin and in refueling. That is, they are converted for a specific mission in a short time.

2) Ordered 14 new-built Su-30MKA "The contract has been signed, in 2016-2017 there will be delivery of 14 aircraft to Algeria," said the head of Rostec.
1. Knight Rider
  
  +4
  
  11 September 2015 18: 36
  
  Quote: donavi49
  Ordered 14 new-built Su-30MKA "The contract has been signed, in 2016-2017 there will be delivery of 14 aircraft to Algeria," said the head of Rostec.
  
  Just in time: the contract with India for the delivery of 42 Su-30MKI has been completed, the last 14 car kits have been sent to the customer this year. Thanks to a new contract with Algerians, the performance on the IAZ will not fall at least, well, plus a lot of money to the budget!
dezmon

+4

11 September 2015 15: 28

that's good! and help friends and develop vpk)
keep it up!
Polite Moose

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11 September 2015 16: 02

Well, what can I say. Great news. India has already bought enough armored vehicles from us (unlike China) to obtain a production license. For them it’s not a pity. Plus UVZ kopeka will bury and production facilities will be freed.
Well, and the second moment is present: the release of T90 will start - they will slow down their "Borzhom" (Arjun).
It is very pleasing that our managers have finally learned to trade both products and technologies of the military-industrial complex.
And then, as I recall, I will tremble when, during the EBN, potential buyers refused our equipment only because we were unable to arrange service maintenance at the operating sites.
ViRUS-007

+2

11 September 2015 17: 31

Interestingly, maybe they borrowed something from the T-14 (or on the back), for unification? It seems like the module of the top 7,62go is similar. Maybe together with the T-14 in a series run?

Now there are three pieces for "running in" to the brothers in the DLNR and in Syria, scare the pin dosov
To attend to ...
kenao

+1

11 September 2015 20: 03

But they don’t buy pancake from us, all the valves, if you yourself at the Uralvagonzavod said that you can stuff the same capsule quietly in T 90 (T90MS)
kenao

+1

11 September 2015 20: 04

Even the T90 is not available in all parts, but has already been withdrawn from service, and the T90MS has been shown, but they are not buying, we don’t want to do it for ourselves, but for the homeland
tundra

0

11 September 2015 22: 00

It is strange in my opinion that when the first T90s were bought by the Indians, it was agreed in the contract that UVZ and their production would be organized by them. Maybe just the deadlines are over and now they just extend it?
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Termit1309

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12 September 2015 14: 36

Quote: tundra
It is strange in my opinion that when the first T90s were bought by the Indians, it was agreed in the contract that UVZ and their production would be organized by them. Maybe just the deadlines are over and now they just extend it?

They release them under license. It’s strange. Either Fake or the Indians screwed up something with timing and quality. Well, or India urgently needed a lot of tanks.
mamont5

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13 September 2015 06: 48

Quote: anEkeName
The State Department was wary. The "Russian threat" appeared again.

Yes, the State Department, lately, is constantly "on the alert", or rather, in a state of "increased screeching".
agaudi

0

13 September 2015 17: 26

The T-90SM, for some reason, has been stubbornly referred to recently as the T-90MS (“Let them call what they want, they’re all used to it,” commented the source of Lenta.ru at Uralvagonzavod to comment on this situation.) This tank is, as I put it would be a civilian business, the flagship of Tagil tank exports. Its roots go to the Proryv-2 OKR, according to which since 2004 a promising version of the T-90 tank for the Russian army was created (it is called either T-90AM or T-90M). Now the Ministry of Defense is just considering the option of upgrading existing tanks for this project.
This version is not cheap. The tank received a completely new fighting compartment (tower), as well as a new fire control system. In combination with a more powerful engine and changes in protection (in particular, the Relikt dynamic protection was installed), this machine is a specific analogue of the Su-35S fighter: a transitional model between generations of equipment. By the way, some experts indicate that the 125mm 2A82 cannon should be used on the internal Russian version, the same as on the T-14 tank.
The T-90SM will be offered (and is already offered) to traditional T-90S users - primarily Algeria and India. However, judging by active marketing, the tank is being strongly promoted towards the monarchies of the Persian Gulf. According to a number of reports, he is interested in the Saudi military, as well as the military of the UAE and Kuwait. Separately, there is an oil producing Iraq, recently experiencing a renaissance of military-technical cooperation with Russia against the backdrop of the struggle against Islamist guerrilla warfare, climbing out of the Syrian civil war.

Source: "Lenta.ru"