TOP Ukrainian-Made Weapons: T-84 Oplot, R-360 Neptune, 2S22 Bohdana ACS 155-mm-Howitzer
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- Drones, Radar Systems, Guns, Missiles, and Tanks, Ukraine Produces It All. Ukrainian-made weapons were instrumental in some of the most memorable victories, like the sinking of the "MOSKVA," once the pride of Russia's navy. To learn more about the weapons Ukraine produces and which new weapons they might soon deploy on the frontline, watch Тalking Тactics to find out.
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This was an excellent presentation, I really had no idea that Ukraine's military industry was so highly developed and that the innovation has continued throughout the war. Glory to all defenders of Ukraine!! Victory will be yours!
Holy moly, I had no idea Ukraine has produced so many, and effective weapons. Ukraine has been understated about their military innovations. This video needs to be widely shared to right the record. Ukraine rocks!💪🏼🇺🇦
From what I'm told, what is now Ukraine built most of the tanks, ships, trains, large aircraft etc during the USSR's existence, and even until just before Russia annexed Crimea in 2014, was still supplying marine engines for the Russian Navy's warships. (what is now) Ukraine was the industrial heart of the USSR.
@@Aeronaut1975 Russian have only 1 aircraft carrier, and it also was build in Ukraine.
@@Aeronaut1975 which just goes to show you that there is politics in business
@@grim7730 The sunken Moskva was a Slava class cruiser built in the shipyards of Mykolaiv, most surface vessel production was in Ukraine, where as Submarines are in the Sea of Barents area.
@@Aeronaut1975 Dont be so over the top. In large aircraft its truth, there where many companies in the USSR, but Antonov was in Ukraine, for fighter jets unfortunatly despite Lviv plant being able to fully assemble a Mig29, some parts have to come from the Irkutsk plant in Siberia, Russia so they have almost nothing. In trains I am afraid the largest by far is the Uralvagonzavod in the Ural Mountains, they are also not only the biggest producers of tanks of the USSR but also the whole world, however they had 2 tanks the T84 and the T90 at the end and the former was made at the Malyashev plant in Kharkiv, however Ukraine further development actually makes the T84 oplot even better with one Ukraine key advantage in optics because one of the main producers of optics were Ukrainian producers in the USSR with machine and technology stolen from Karl Zweiss Jena at the end of WWII, the Malyashev plant was destroyed in the first week of the war, and I doubt the heavy forgers needed to produce more tanks are unlikely to have been moved in time(we cant know however). However Ukraine did get one key piece the Kharkiv Morazov Machine Design bureau(KMDB) which are the designers of the legendary T34, T54, T64,T80 and T84, which are none else but some of the most produced tanks ever. The engines is also truth for tanks a lot of russian tanks use an engine made at the Zaporizhzhia Sich Motors, these are very well regarded engines and Russia has been smugling them out of Ukraine since 2014 all the way to October 2022 when the SBU arrested many responsible, and they must need more because many where found in Kharkiv hidden by collaborators so that they could be picked up after occupation.
Brilliant! Slava Ukraini!
Very nice catalog of Ukraines' weapons industry and the innovation bringing the McGyvers of Ukraine to the forefront of a worldwide technological base for the NEW mech/tech of Ukraine. SLAVA!
Hopefully we can help them build this up even more. When Ukraine wins, the US, and Ukraine will be the world's strongest fighting forces, working totally together.🇺🇸🇺🇦
Ukrainian martial plan is necessary
Outstanding video and presentation. Really learned more about Ukraine's innovative arms industry. Slava Ukraine!
Great update ! So good to see Ukrainians developing & producing their own weapons . No one can tell them where they can or cannot hit with their own KIT ! SLAVA UKRAINI
Slava Ukraini! You will have a defense industry with the BEST references on the market.
Thank you for these videos they are very well done... also I find them very interesting and full of information... Slava Ukraine...!!
Slava Ukraini !!!! 🇺🇦 🇺🇦
A great synopsis of Ukraine's weapons development capability. Kudos to UNITED24 for all of these, well presented, clear and precise videos. Slava Ukraini !
Logistics! Logistics! Logistics! Bravo Ukraine...peaceful people....creative, endurance, smart! 💪🇺🇦. 💝🇨🇦
Yep. As stated in Mar 2022 by US high command, this will be a war of logistics, and the best supply chain will eventually win.
Hence the US started 12 filghte per day to Poland to deliver anything and everything.
And they are very determined to succeed .at what ever they do.
@@ThreeLittleBirds111 Indeed. We must continue to support the people of Ukraine💙🇺🇦. ☺🇨🇦
The stunga ATGM is quite impressive. It keeps the operators safe and is reloadable, I’ve watched videos where they take out tanks , several in the span of minutes
Stugna operators have even hit helicopters. And despite some of the more advanced Russian tank having anti laser illumination systems, Stugna operators have defeated that by only moving the laser target illuminater onto the actual target at the last moment before impact. Very impressive gunnery.
They ll sell loads of these post war
It is a more modern version of tow ..
They have destroyed 2 ka-52s with it and they almost got a third about 2 weeks ago but it dropped behind a treeline seconds before the missile would have impacted. There isn't anything special about the stugna but the fact that the operater can sit 50ft from the launcher means that you can have like 3 of these sitting on high ground with the operators sitting in safety. Often they don't even use the missile because just using the camera is safe and the infrared and zoom capabilitys make it brilliant just for recon. but if you do find something you can wreck it. There is many videos where they have managed to find columns of russian soldiers walking and where the anti armour missile would kill a few they use the HE frag missile and it's incredibly effective.
The Riverine Naval Patrol Fleet was a great show. When the Firgates and Corvettes & even littoral combat ships arrive it will be great.
I am grateful Suchomimus RUclips channel suggested I subscribe to this channel....💙🇺🇦. 🇨🇦💝
Ukraine rules!
Hell yeah. 🇨🇦 agrees!
never thought a prototype would be used in an active war. but hey thats the best way to prove a weapons usefulness
Great video, well presented. For the last 40yrs I’ve been listening to people criticising western governments for wasting money on armaments. Now they know why. Good luck Ukraine, Europe needs you.
Something important to know, for all who are interested in history and/or support Ukraine:
Rus' ought not to be confused with modern “Russia”, which derives its name from the Rus' but historically is a completely different state, which almost all its existence was at war with the Rus'.
Just like the Holy Roman Empire was actually Germany, “Russia” is actually Muscovy, despite their best attempts to convince everybody otherwise.
Its name “Russia" received only around 1721, when Peter I simply changed Muscovy’s name into the “All Russian Empire” (Russia originates from Rosia, name used by the Greek Orthodox Clergy in regards to Rus')
Under the reign of Cathrine II Muscovites where even punished for continuing to identify as Muscovites, and were forced to call themselves Russian.
Lands that Russia (Muscovy) claims were part of the original Rus', but actually weren't, are Novgorod, Suzdal, and Ryazan, since in historical texts of XI-XII centuries they are mentioned as separate entities from Rus'. They can be considered parts of extended Rus', although their culture was distinct from main Rus'.
In 1493, Muscovite duke Ivan III appointed himself to be the Great Ruler of All Rus'. No other kings acknowledged that. From that point on Muscovy started to make false claims on Rus' ownership.
“Russia” is an offshoot of Ukraine and not the other way round, despite what Soviet and Russian (Muscovite) historians have been trying to say for years. A Slavicised Finnic, then later, Mongolized offshoot. Kyiv was a developed cultured capital when Moscow was just another swamp village.
Germany used to call itself the Holy Roman Empire, that didn’t mean they became the Romans, and all of a sudden had a right to claim whole of Italy and its history, but yet, that’s exactly what Russia (Muscovy) did in regards to Rus'-Ukraine, which is a horrible injustice!
Thank you for this amazing insight.
Slava Ukraine
Fucking awesome!! Slava Ukraini 🇨🇦 🇺🇦
For sure! 💙💛
I had no idea Ukraine has all this going on. Impressive!
Glory to Ukraine 🇺🇦❤️🙏🌻🌞
Very impressive. Amazing all the advances we are seeing from Ukraine !
I like this guy. Clear, concise, keeps the video moving. A bit too much 'hands'. Amazing weaponry.
lol
very good presentation!
but lower the chin a bit and stop being scared of the camera! otherwise 10/10
wow...more reasons that Ukraine should have been part of NATO, but I believe they should help more, regardless. Ukraine is a World Treasure
Slava Ukraine………………💙💛💙
Fantastic video, thanks!
Deepest respect to Ukraine for it is fight against the russian invaders.
Slava Ukraini
I knew that ukraine had an arms industry, but had no idea they were at all capable of continuing production let alone advancing and developing all throughout this past year… I always thought (for example) the drone boats were imported by a “not discussed” supplier…
Good for you Ukraine!!! Slava Ukraini 🫶🇺🇦🔱❕
Eddie Pulaski knows a lot about guns.
Really informative, great video.
Very informative. Thanks.
With an unfettered view of what works Ukraine might become the world leader in defense contracts after the war. And no one would doubt their quality.
unfortunately, 90% of the military industry has been destroyed or exported abroad, I don’t think that in the near future, even after the end of the war, they will transport everything back only if there is political will
I believe Ukrainian people are some of the best engineers, architects, scientists, and have definitely proven second to none in the whole world. Keep mastering all of these weapons, and Russia will surely fail. Even Goliath was defeated with 5 smooth stones and a slingshot. Glory to Ukraine. 🇺🇲❤️🇺🇦
everyone knows that the first man to fly into space was Russian, but few in the world know that he was sent into space by a Ukrainian, the development of the first spacecraft was completely done by Ukrainian engineers in Ukraine. Well, Gagarin got there by chance, another person was supposed to fly a week before departure, and the rocket itself was designed so that nothing depended on the pilot.
Very well done
That is great to see, thank you friend
Thank you, I was wondering why Ukraine didn't produce any weapons and the do. Slava Ukraini God is Good
Excellent video. Very informative. Thanks and Glory and Victory to Ukraine!
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GLORY to 🇺🇦 ❤❤❤🇯🇲
Ukrainians are so creative and innovative. There's nothing they can't do! Slava 🇺🇦!
Stay strong! Glory to Ukraine! Glory to the Heroes!
Heroyam Slava!!!
Slava Ukraini!!!
A nice development, weapons locally-
made in Ukraine.
Ukraine has not only produced it's own weapons, but has been amazingly innovative in weapon use and creating improvised weapons such as grenades fitted with 3D-printed fins for dropping from drones. They've made impressive use of old Soviet-era weapons also. Glory to Ukraine!
Very interesing videos🤙
Thx upload👍
Great video, great job. I had no idea UA had such a robust défense industry
Awesome
The only AK style rifle I’d want to buy is the Vulcan, that rifle is pretty sexy, but honestly I think the UA will switch over to a 5.56 platform, either M4 or the new Polish rifle Grot
Ukraine needs to become independent for a large portion of its arms. Also better for the new Nato when Ukraine becomes a member. The battle experience of Ukraine will be of much interest for innovating weapons development.
Praying for Ukraine 🇺🇦
There the freedom fighters of 2023
God Bless the People who support Ukraine 🇺🇦
What ever it takes to stop Putin
Hey united, a good mention would also be the major modifications for their helicopters like the MI-8 or MI-24PU1/2, the hind upgrade packages have a new IRCM, domestically made rotor blades, new, more effiicient and more powerful engines, night fighting capability that comes in form of a gimballed camera iirc and also a laser designator.
I would hope Germany buys lots of Stugna Ps after the war from Ukraine. They would be good kit for reserve units tasked with territorial defence.
This is great news. Ukraine, if they can, need to crank up producing AMMO of all kinds. Shell hunger sucks.
3:00 Satellite Imagery Shows Kilo Submarines and Buyan Corvettes Moved from Sevastopol to Novorossiysk
Suchomimus 217K subscribers 52,913 views Apr 6, 2023
Movements of the Black Sea Fleet shown on satellite imagery--frigates, Buyan-class corvettes and Kilo-class submarines moved from Sevastopol.
The Snipex alligator anti everything gun should have definitely got a mention. Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦🇺🇸
And the BTR-4?
@@RustyBear agreed
Slava Ukraini from Berlin
I *LOVE* the subtext here. Telling India &c that if they back Russia now they won't be on the list to be able to buy from Ukraine in the future. OR, if they AID Ukraine now, they can expect better weapons than Russia has ever produced in the future.
Seriously? We are offering to help them with weapons development? Sounds like our m0r0ns in government. Everything from allowing schools to have 1ranians in the nuclear physics departments to letting Loral teach the ChiComs how to put a rocket into orbit for a couple hundred thousand in Clinton campaign contributions. FFS we allow people to be stupid, greedy and treasonous.
Nah. The Moskva from a fire accident when some sailors decided to go out for a smoke. XD
Jokes aside, it's impressive how Ukraine is able to innovate despite all the challenges the country has and is still undergoing.
Slava Ukraini 💙🇺🇦💛
Classic Ukie ingenuity! Slava Ukraini! Vse Bude Ukraina!
I want to talk about Korea's greatest general, Admiral Yi Sun-sin. He fought against Japanese invasion in 1592, he fought 22 times, won all 22 times, and eventually saved Korea. He was killed in the final battle, and his last will was 'Never let my death be known'. Because if his death was known, it would affect the battle and ruin it. In peacetime, it is appropriate to commemorate the soldiers who died in battle with great grandeur. But in wartime, commemorating deaths too much is not good for morale, as casualties continue to mount. It is good to commemorate the dead soldier with a courtesy at once after the war is over. Until the end of the war, dead soldiers must remain alive among living comrades. Glory to Ukraine.
good topic.
SLAVA UKRAINE 🇺🇦 ♥️ 🇦🇺
Great to see 👍 And I've been hoping Ukraine has been able to continue manufacture of the Neptune and to hear some more success stories with it. Слава Україні!
0:39, its good to see even charlie chaplin is helping the war effort.
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Very interesting
I have seen a rotary blade on a drone that was a little bit different shape than a conventional but was supposed to be a lot better and quieter 😮👍✌️
Stugna ❤
You all need to persuade Poland to manufacture a hundred or so of those naval drones and just eliminate the Black Sea Fleet entirely.
How wonderful that would be.
Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦💪👊🤜
Don't forget BTR-4! We've seen what it can do
Slava Ukraine.
Go ukraine fight fore youre land
They have shot down at least another helicopter with the stugna P. I have seen both videos and i believe there is a third one i could not find.
There's been several I've seen them, impressive 👍
82mm automatic mortar !!!!! where the hell have i been for he past decades .
Buying cheap used cars and trucks from rental agencies and upgrading them with beefed up suspensions, heavy duty tires and bullet shields would create a fleet of rapid transport vehicles that could be used to quickly bypass Russian troops and surround them.
You might want a wireless extension of Project Unifier and apply secure, military grade wireless. Add a bit of AI and robotics. RMCC also has online engineering courses. And don't forget fiberoptic conduit in your rebuild. Ask the Ukrainian Canadian DPM.
Slava Ukraini
Just as suspected, Ukraine, being a major weapon design centre for the Soviet Union, is busy churning out weapons that can be tested on the front lines. Clearly, the emphasis would be on unmanned platforms to counter the Russian numerical superiority. One can imagine flushing troops out of trenches with FPV drones firing airburst grenades which would be much more effective than using commercial drones dropping grenades from 200-300 m above ground. Ground drones with remote machine gun turrets and grenade launchers can be used to attack advancing infantry instead of troops firing wildly and inaccurately above trenches. Hovercraft drones will be able to go over difficult and muddy terrains instead of being swallowed by mud. Air drones with top attack antitank tandem charges can go tank hunting a long way from launch instead of being limited. Submarine torpedo drones can evade surface guns and ambush Black Sea Fleet vessels as they go in and out of Sevastopol and other Russian ports. Drone-hunting drones simply by chopping them up in flight with high speed propellers. Ukraine is definitely a dream “test” site for manufacturers of unmanned weapons and success there is the best advertisement. After the war, Ukraine will surely be a big arms manufacturer. Ukrainian electronic engineers can surely come up with even better air defence systems than western ones given plenty of opportunities to put new ideas to the brutal real life tests simply just to stay alive against the Russian bear. Go Ukraine!
Slava Ukraina 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦👍👍👍
Stugna-P is my favorite weapon.
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Yes!! Defend yourselves, make the exact things you know you need, prepare industry for after the war, prepare to defend your borders in the long range without need of the West. Go Ukraine! NATO will get a great new member one of these days.
I heard a large oil storage facility on Crimea was hit and set ablaze this morning. Go Ukraine!
Where can one buy the 'Malyuk' (English: 'Baby') rifle in the USA?
What about our BTR 3 , BTR 4 , Sniper Rifles T-Rex ? Its mass pruduct which has alredy proved its efficiency !
Stugna can't be shoulder-fired, but keeping the operator remote from the launcher, avoiding counter-battery rounds, is important.
The most memorable to me is the BTR4 which left behind scattered remains of perforated armored vehicles
The Oplot tank is really solid, probably the best non Western tank (if you call Japan and South Korea "Western") and the Ukrainian IFV the BTR-4 is really very good.
In terms of artillery ammunition being produced, which caliber shell are they producing--the Soviet caliber or the NATO caliber?
an interseting Video but most of the weapons are only in the single digits such as the Oplot and Neptune.
Ukraine working toward NATO compatibility in weapons and ammunition great work Ukraine.
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Hey an idea for you folks, make a drone box that can house one or more quad drones in a camouflageable box with a long term batter backup. Something that can be left behind, hidden when forces withdraw from and area. Once the Russian forces pass them they can pop up and swarm or catch from the rear those forces. Thus negating the need to fly and be detected and potentially shot down. Also you can use in conjunction with a interleave wireless network to increase range
I like how that rolls off the tongue UkroboronProm....UkroboronProm...
A nation/country should have and enhance its local production of some military equipments and ammunition such as artillery rounds, fire arms ammunition, drones, and etc. If your an island nation, then you must develop and enhance the production of stealth subsonic anti-ship missiles and torpedoes for shored anti-ship missile batteries and coastal submarines, respectively. If you have land borders, then you must develop and enhance the production of artillery ammunition, tank ammunition, drones (surveillance, combat, and kamikaze), ATGMs, MANPADs, and etc.
War is expensive and costly but freedom is far more expensive and valuable.