Footage of a Russian T-72B3M main battle tank with an intricate anti-drone screen has appeared online. It looks like noodles.
The tank received a large screen to protect the upper hemisphere, which is often called a "barbecue". The product consists of a rigid frame above the turret and hull, as well as steel ropes forming a solid protective dome.
Such structures are designed to protect armored vehicles from kamikaze drone strikes.
T-72B3M is a modernized version of the T-72B3 tank, which received a rear-view television camera and a new sighting system with a digital display.
The combat vehicle is equipped with a new 125 mm caliber gun with increased barrel life, new fire-fighting equipment, a new R-168-25U-2 "Aqueduct" VHF radio station and a Sosna-U multi-channel gunner sight. The armor of the combat vehicle was reinforced with side screens with "Relic" dynamic protection modules.
Earlier www1.ru reported that "Uralvagonzavod" announced an all-Russian vote for a new name for the BMPT "Terminator".
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