
Large-caliber Flower: The Modernized "Hyacinth" Self-Propelled Gun Has Changed Beyond Recognition
The tracked unit was equipped with anti-drone screens on the rear and roof of the hull

The tracked unit was equipped with anti-drone screens on the rear and roof of the hull

The tradition of giving weapons "floral" names has roots in the USSR

Camouflaging the position makes the gun almost invisible to reconnaissance drones

Analyst Damantsev called for equipping the "Hyacinth-S" with the latest "Krasnopol-D" shells with a firing range of up to 47 km