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Russia Completes Development of Ptitselov Anti-Aircraft Missile System
Russia Completes Development of Ptitselov Anti-Aircraft Missile System
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The High Precision Systems holding, which is part of Russia's high-tech state corporation Rostec, has finished developing the Ptitselov ("Bird Catcher") airborne anti-aircraft missile system, a Rostec representative told Sputnik.
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The representative said that earlier, the close-range Sosna anti-aircraft missile system was developed, mounted on the chassis of a BMP-3 infantry combat vehicle.
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Russia Completes Development of Ptitselov Anti-Aircraft Missile System
MOSCOW (Sputnik) – The High Precision Systems holding, which is part of Russia's high-tech state corporation Rostec, has finished developing the Ptitselov ("Bird Catcher") airborne anti-aircraft missile system, a Rostec representative told Sputnik.
The representative
said that earlier, the close-range Sosna anti-aircraft missile system was developed, mounted on the chassis of a BMP-3 infantry combat vehicle.
"A similar system was developed in the interests of the [Russian] Airborne Forces on the basis of the BMD-4M [infantry fighting vehicle]," the Rostec representative told Sputnik.
