The Ukrainian military seized a Russian Tiger-M armored vehicle with a Kord machine gun and an AGS-17 grenade launcher

The fleet of armored vehicles of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has been supplemented with a trophy vehicle - the Russian Tiger-M.

What we know

The servicemen filmed a captured multi-purpose off-road vehicle. The trophy "Tiger-M" is equipped with a large-caliber belt-fed machine gun "Kord" and an AGS-17 grenade launcher.

The vehicle has 4x4 wheel configuration. It weighs half as much as the BMP-2. "The Tiger-M has ballistic protection of the first level according to STANAG 4569. The armored vehicle is equipped with YAMZ5347-10 engine and can reach 110 km/h. It has a cruising range of 1,000 km.

Source: @UAWeapons

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