The robotic fire complex "Berserk" is undergoing trial operation in the units of the ZOK Armed Forces of Belarus. It is equipped with two twin 9-A-622BM machine guns with an ammunition capacity of 3000 rounds, mounted on a rotating platform.
The combat module can be mounted on a self-propelled tracked vehicle, used as a stationary firing point, or installed on a lightly armored Asilak APC-6 vehicle. The complex is remotely controlled, and the operator receives telemetry and video signals via a secure communication channel.
Earlier, "Berserk" was shown at the IDEX-2025 exhibition in Abu Dhabi. It was noted that the aiming range of the UGV is up to 1 km. The complex can fire from a stationary position at personnel or low-flying targets that it recognizes itself: UAVs from 3 km, armored vehicles from 6 km, helicopters from 10 km.
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