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What will be the outcome of Varta-2 testing by end of 2024?
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Ukraine Tests New Varta-2 Armored Vehicle with 30mm Sich Combat Module
Nov 3, 2024, 03:00 PM
Ukraine has begun testing its new Varta-2 armored vehicle, which is equipped with the domestically produced Sich combat module. The Varta-2 features a rapid-fire 30mm automatic cannon, controlled by an operator from inside the vehicle's cab. The move marks a significant step in Ukraine's efforts to establish serial production of combat modules, enhancing its military capabilities with locally manufactured technology. A video has been released showing the Varta-2 firing from the Sich combat module.
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