Media: Russia delivered front-line Su-24 bombers and Lynx armored vehicles to Syria
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"Russian newspaper"referring to the portal "Military informer", reports that Russia has sent Lynx armored vehicles to Syria. The report says that these armored vehicles will help to avoid negative consequences in the event that militants organize ambushes on public roads using explosive devices.
The Lynx armored car is a Russian version of the Italian LMV M65 armored vehicle from Iveco. At one time, a contract was concluded with the Italian side for the supply of these armored vehicles, while attention was focused on a high level of protective properties. The then Minister of Defense A. Serdyukov stated that for the Russian Armed Forces it was necessary to purchase at least 3 thousand Ivecos. However, having purchased about 1,4 thousand of these armored vehicles, the Ministry of Defense refused to further purchase.
The number of Lynxes delivered to Syria has not yet been reported.
Meanwhile, photos of Russian Su-24 front-line bombers on the ground have appeared on the Web. aviation base in Syrian Latakia. At least that's what the photographer says. According to the source, 12 such aircraft have been delivered to Syria at the moment. If earlier the aircraft were “in plain sight”, now a special camouflage net is used to reduce their visibility.
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