The Uralvagonzavod (UVZ) concern (part of the Rostec Group) has supplied troops with a new version of the tank support fighting vehicle (BMPT) "Terminator". In terms of its technical characteristics, this armored vehicle has no analogues in Russia and abroad.
From an experimental development, the "Terminators" have become a full-fledged strike force of the Ground Forces. The combat vehicle received updates for 2025 — enhanced dynamic protection, new anti-drone grids, and electronic warfare kits; similar solutions are used on the T-90M "Proryv" and T-72B3M.
According to the General Director of UVZ, Alexander Potapov, the BMPT fills a critically important niche between the tank and the infantry.
Uralvagonzavod is fulfilling a large order — the need for the vehicle is high. It has always been considered that the main strike force of the Ground Forces are tanks. Now we can say that BMPTs are being added to them as well.
The BMPT received a weapons complex that gives the vehicle advantages even in the fight against aerial targets — two 30-mm cannons, a machine gun, four "Ataka-T" missiles, and two automatic grenade launchers.
The digital control system allows firing on the move, day and night, hitting several targets simultaneously, including low-flying UAVs.
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