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@bhramos, are you referring to the light green cylinder? I do not know. I suspect it might be a fire retardant or something like that.

This is made by Arzamas, a company, until a moment ago, I hadn't heard of. Arzamas is a complex of three facilities in the cities of Arzamas, Vyksa, and Nizhny Novgorod. This company was reconstituted as a military industrial complex in the year 2006. This company has adapted products from the...

Technical Characteristics Combat Mass: 14 tons (I assume metric tons, but not sure) Combat Capacity: 3 crew + 5 passengers Max Speed (highway): 70 kmph Max Speed (floating): 10 kmph Range: 500 km Main Gun: 100 mm Automatic Gun: 30 mm LMG (PK): 7.62 mm

No Armata in the list? Will the Armata be there in the parade?

Hear, hear! Polish-Lithuanian Confederacy, Hurr-Durr! Aaaargh!!! :troll:

This is a coincidence. The other day I was thinking of a Gatling type system on a remote controlled turret. Does Poland have manufacturing facilities for the YakB-12.7 mm gun?

Kunal, now we are sure. This is an Ural Chassis converted to an MPVI by Mahindra. Check this: http://defenceforumindia.com/forum/military-multimedia/38619-mahindra-makes-mpvi-out-ural-chassis.html

What kind of engines to these Ukrainian vehicles use? For the KrAZ, do they use domestically made engines? I know Volat has tied up with some European company.

Yes, the Ukrainian SSR was very industrialized and Ukraine inherited those industries. Of course, Ukraine did what it did to earn money. I am aware about Nikolayev, where Baku/Gorshkov was built, but Gorshkov was converted in Severodvinsk. Somebody made a very funny comment about Nikolayev...

Akim, I have responded to you here: CLICK

Yes, you are correct. The best way to piss India off is to be friendly with Pakistan. You do business with Pakistan, you will lose India as a customer. In recent years, India has been rather cosy with the US, but that did not stop India from rejecting US fighters in favour of the French ones...

We have this in India too:

Reminds me of the Vodnik. For many Indians, countries that were part of the Tsarist Russian Empire, and later, the USSR, are generalized under Russia. In informal talk, whether you are from Ukraine, or Tajikistan, Estonia or Azerbaijan, you would be called Russian. However, some people know a...

I have noticed your posts, but never had the opportunity to say 'Hi.' So, welcome to the forum, and thanks for your great posts. Now, after UralAZ and KamAZ, we have another former Soviet company entering India, i.e. KrAZ, one of my all time favourites. So, welcome to India, KrAZ. Below, you...

I have news for you buddy! Georgia is in Asia. Anything south of the Caucasian Mountains, or east of the Ural Mountains or Ural River, is Asia. :thumb:

Modernized KamAZ-43269 "Vistryel" Modernized KamAZ-43269 "Vistryel" - Vodnik in a new avatar?

Thanks. You are right. That is not Mahindra. However, I am not sure if that is Casspir either. The photos of Casspir MPV variants I saw look different. What is it?

Buffalo Mine Protected Vehicle Buffalo Mine Protected Vehicle

MPVI - builder Mahindra MPVI - builder Mahindra, chassis from Ural India Ltd. This is possibly a repost, but I'll post it here anyway: Source: Google and Mine Protected Vehicle India (MPVI) ~ Bharat Military Review Also see this thread...

KAMAZ Typhoon MRAP (КАМАЗ Тайфун)