The new Ukrainian anti-tank guided missile system based on CF MOTO TRACKER

Oct 4, 2015

Modified date: Oct 4, 2015

Ukrainian Interior Minister Arsen Avakov presented the new Ukrainian Stugna-P anti-tank guided missile system based on CF MOTO TRACKER.

The Stugna-P has been developed by Kiev-based Luch design bureau to compete with foreign models of the same class.

Maximum firing range – 5 km. The tandem-warhead cumulative 24.5 kg. 100mm caliber. Armor-piercing at least 550mm. Maximum speed 105 km / h.

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The new Ukrainian anti-tank guided missile system based on CF MOTO TRACKER

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