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Ukrainian air defence forces receive Czech-made Viktor air defence systems based on Toyota Land Cruiser 70

By: Myroslav Trinko | 13.06.2023, 11:01

Ukraine continues to strengthen its air defence system. This time the Ukrainian Armed Forces have received the Viktor antiaircraft launchers.

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Lieutenant General Serhiy Naiev told us about it. The devices were created with the money of volunteers. The production of anti-aircraft systems is the Czech company Excalibur Army.

The antiaircraft system Viktor is Czech 14.5 mm dual-fed machine gun mounted on four-wheel drive pickup Toyota Land Cruiser 70. The main purpose of the Viktor is to destroy enemy aircraft and UAVs. Each unit has around 600 rounds of ammunition and can engage targets at a distance of up to 2 km.

Source: @SerhiyNaiev

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