Russia supplied the Shtora protection systems for T-90 to Algeria

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Russia supplied the Algerian Defense Ministry with a batch of Shtora-1 optoelectronic protection systems for the T-90С, a resource reported armyrecognition.com.

Algerian T-90C

The number of products supplied is not specified. According to the source of the publication, "international interest in Shtore" has grown significantly since the start of the Russian military operation in Syria. "

He recalled the video posted on the network, where the “tank equipped with the Shtoroy survived the launch of an American-made TOW-2A / BGM-71E anti-tank missile on it”.

According to the interlocutor, “despite its age, the Curtain remains an effective system of protection against ATGMs such as FGM-148 Javelin, Milan ER (Extended Range) or ERYX”.

Russia supplied the Shtora protection systems for T-90 to Algeria


“The Curtain system was developed by the Russian military industrial complex in the 1990-s in the 2-s versions designed for the T-90 MBT and BMP-3. Its effectiveness is estimated at 80-90%, ”writes the resource.

It is also reported that from 2006 to 2013 the Russian Federation delivered 370 to the Algerian army tanks T-90S, and in 2014, a contract was signed for the licensed production of 200 more cars in Algeria.
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  1. +10
    1 June 2016 13: 44
    Qualitatively, relatively inexpensive and not some depleted uranium in armor like that of Americans.
    1. +17
      1 June 2016 14: 02
      Quote: dsm100
      Qualitatively, relatively inexpensive and not some depleted uranium in armor like that of Americans.

      It has been clearly demonstrated that the conclusion of contracts for the supply of any weaponry, through the chain, provides orders for all production cooperation.
      Now "Shtora", tomorrow ammunition, the day after tomorrow modernization. Delivery of repair kits, consumables.
      With these products we have tied Algerians to ourselves for a long time. And they feel good and ours in action good
      1. 0
        1 June 2016 17: 11
        Tell me, what kind of video are we talking about in the article?
  2. +14
    1 June 2016 13: 51
    Recall who did not see.

    1. +5
      1 June 2016 14: 18
      Quote: AdekvatNICK
      Recall who did not see.

      Thanks, I didn’t see ... Damn it, then! hi I hope Algeria paid well and not only ...
      1. +3
        1 June 2016 17: 07
        Quote: CORNET
        Thank you, I have not seen ...

        Unfortunately, there is no T-90 or TOU on the video.
    2. 0
      1 June 2016 15: 36
      Just like in the movie "Taxi" I don't remember which part))
      1. +1
        1 June 2016 17: 05
        Quote: KasDS
        Just like in the movie "Taxi" I don't remember which part))

        Watch such films and soon you will forget everything ... (in the head a solid atalef will be with Zuckerberger ...))))
    3. +4
      1 June 2016 15: 55
      Quote: AdekvatNICK
      Recall who did not see.

      Hmm ... but was it this video that was taken apart at one time and it turned out that it wasn’t 90, but BMP 3 and not in Syria, but at the test site for testing the curtains? or am I confusing something?
    4. +4
      1 June 2016 16: 04
      but it’s a bassoon or a little infantry shot at BMP-3 at the firing range, and not Tou and T-90
      1. +1
        1 June 2016 21: 59
        Quote: aviator1913
        but it’s a bassoon or a little infantry shot at BMP-3 at the firing range, and not Tou and T-90

        It's useless to explain. As with the "Khibiny". If the "duck" pleases self-esteem and patriotic consciousness, then it can be believed unconditionally and blindly. And if dill is fake, it means they are underdeveloped. And these pranks are forgivable to us.
  3. +7
    1 June 2016 13: 52
    "Pantsir-S1", Mi-28NE, T-90 ... And all to Algeria. What is it for?
    1. +17
      1 June 2016 13: 58
      Quote: Monos
      "Pantsir-S1", Mi-28NE, T-90 ... And all to Algeria. What is it for?

      How to what?
      Being on the border of the "de-democratized" Libyans simply obliges them to acquire an antidote request
    2. +9
      1 June 2016 13: 59
      Oil-Gas is present. Grandmas pay regularly. Russia is not threatened, even the turn, what else is needed?
    3. +3
      1 June 2016 14: 14
      Quote: Monos
      "Pantsir-S1", Mi-28NE, T-90 ... And all to Algeria. What is it for?

      Want peace, get ready for war!
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    5. +2
      1 June 2016 15: 33
      there are suspicions that they are also going to shake the terrorists well.
  4. -4
    1 June 2016 13: 52
    "... He recalled a video posted on the Internet, where" a tank equipped with a Shtora survived after an American-made TOW-2A / BGM-71E anti-tank missile was launched at it "...."

    I would not be surprised if it was the marketing specialists of the Russian manufacturing company "Curtains" posted the video. The advertisement is engine of the trade. Especially when the buyer's life is a bonus.
    1. +1
      1 June 2016 14: 14
      Quote: Grandson of Veteran
      "... He recalled a video posted on the Internet, where" a tank equipped with a Shtora survived after an American-made TOW-2A / BGM-71E anti-tank missile was launched at it "...."

      I would not be surprised if it was the marketing specialists of the Russian manufacturing company "Curtains" posted the video. The advertisement is engine of the trade. Especially when the buyer's life is a bonus.

      the result of real databases can not be replaced
    2. +2
      1 June 2016 14: 31
      Quote: Grandson of Veteran

      I would not be surprised if it was the marketing specialists of the Russian manufacturing company "Curtains" posted the video. The advertisement is engine of the trade. Especially when the buyer's life is a bonus.


      yeah, and the video was shot in Mosfilm pavilions fool
      1. 0
        1 June 2016 16: 19
        Quote: Grandson of Veteran

        I would not be surprised if it was the marketing specialists of the Russian manufacturing company "Curtains" posted the video. The advertisement is engine of the trade. Especially when the buyer's life is a bonus.

        yeah, and the video was shot in the pavilions of Mosfilm fool

        What does Mosfilm have to do with it? It is clear that filmed in Syria. I meant that the manufacturer competently used the video material to promote their products! hi
  5. +2
    1 June 2016 13: 59
    Algeria quickly shakes everything. Looks at Syria and Libya and keeps gunpowder dry.
  6. +1
    1 June 2016 14: 18
    It is also reported that from 2006 to 2013 of the Russian Federation, the Algerian army delivered 370 tanks T-90С, and in 2014 the contract for licensed production in Algeria was also signed 200 machines.
    Considering which country Algeria borders on and with what wide gait ISIS is walking there, they need to purchase other modern equipment;)
  7. +1
    1 June 2016 14: 22
    Okay, T-90 MS, it seems so. The latest version is causing keen interest in the KZ.
    So also.
    Kazakhstan will begin to receive Mi-35M attack helicopters at the end of the year

    https://lenta.ru/news/2016/06/01/mi35m/
    How is it ... EEE!
  8. +3
    1 June 2016 16: 06
    So after all, the T-90 in Syria just did not survive because of the curtains, but because of the 5 contact and the tower structure, the Curtain was turned off due to open hatches. The article is some kind of sucked out of a finger.
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    2. 0
      1 June 2016 19: 11
      normal thing
  9. 0
    1 June 2016 22: 38
    In Syria, I remember DZ banged with the hatch open. Remember how the shell-shocked tankman escaped? I would not want to be in his place. It is necessary for the Algerians to issue a brochure, which explains that the hatch must be closed in battle.

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