Ex-USSR nations

This post is ment to discuss the vehicles belonging to the former countries of the USSR (outside of Russia). Please be civil.

Vehicles available
Kyrgyzstan


Ford Ranger (PKM)

Toyota Land Cruiser (Dshk)

Uzbekistan


T-62(M)UZ

T-64(B1)UZ

T-72UZ

BMP-2 Obr. 1980 with BMP-2D applique armour

Cougar-H-SPG9
BTR-60-2S9turret
2S9 turret on a modified BTR-60PU-12 hull

ZSU-23-4 with Kontakt-1 and slat armour

Latvia


Viesturs class
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Ronis class
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Skrunda class
Skrunda class: Small floating cities
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VEF I-16
VEF I-16 - First Latvian fighter
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Hunter IFV
Hunter IFV

Vickers Carden-Loyd M1937
Vickers Carden-Loyd M1937 Light Tank
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Cukurs C.6bis
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G class with RBS 70

Lithuania


Vilkas
Vilkas | War Thunder Wiki

Patrol boat Partizanas
Patrol Boat LKL Partizanas (P.1) - Forest Brother of the Sea
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L-181
Landsverk L-181 à la Lithuanian style
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M1916 class Prezidentas Smetona
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Terrangbil m/42 (DSHK)

Estonia


M27/28
Arsenal-Crossley M27/28
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PN-3
Aviotehas PN-3: Eyes of Tallinn

Storm class Torm
Storm-class Patrol Boat, EML Torm (PVL 105) - A Show of Solidarity
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Sandown class Sakala
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Kalev class
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Meeme (Not sure what class)

Ukraine


Mirage 2000-5FU
Dassault Mirage 2000-5FU - The Ukrainian Mirage: Strikes Unseen Over The Sunflower Fields.

LSRAP Mig-29MU2
LSARP MiG-29MU2 - Second phase of Ukraine’s MiG-29 Modernization: The One-Of-A-Kind Prototype Fighting for Ukrainian Skies.

LSRAP Mig-29MU1
LSARP MiG-29MU1 — Phase One of Ukraine’s MiG-29 Modernization Program

Su-27UB1M

Su-27P1M

Su-25M1
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L-39U/AUP
IAI/AVIRS/I-P/MS L-39 AUP - Failed Collaboration

L-39M1

L-39M

Ada class corvette Hetman Ivan Mazepa
Ada class corvette Hetman Ivan Mazepa: Future flagship of the Ukrainian Navy

Modified Navy 18 WP class patrol boat
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MT-LB with SARP RWS

Moravan Z-137 Agro Turbo with R-73s
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Krivak III class Hetman Sahaidachny

Project 58155 class gunboat Nikopol
Project 58155 "Hyurza-M" Small Armoured Gunboat, Nikopol (P176) - Steel Viper

Zsu-23-4M-A1 Rokach
ZSU-23-4M-A1 'Rokach': Shilka Reinvigorated

Barrier S
Barrier-S Tank Destroyer: Breaking Barriers

BMP-1TS
BMP-1TS: Reconditioning the Old

MT-LBR7
MT-LBR7: Old Dog, New Tricks

BTR-4MV1
BTR-4MV1: Alexander the Great’s Fierce Steed

Kevlar E
Kevlar-E BMP: The 2S1’s Renewed Purpose

BMPT Strazh
BMPT Strazh: The Ukrainian Terminator

T-80UD Bereza
T-80UD ‘Bereza’: Efficiency at the Forefront

T-80BV zr-2018
T-80BV zr. 2018: Spearhead of the Air Assault Brigades

T-72-AMT
T-72AMT: The Sword of Chernivtsi

T-84-120
T-84-120 'Yatagan': Sharpened Sabre

Leopard 2A4V
Leopard 2A4V: Ukraine's Reinvigorated Cat
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Mi-8MSB-V
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BMP-1 (Gaurdian 30)

Mi-2MSB

Mi-24PU1

T-84U
T-84U Oplot: Tip of the Trident

T-84 BM
BM Oplot: Heir from Kharkov

BTR-3DA
BTR-3DA: BTR-3 Evolved

BTR-3E1
BTR-3E1: 8-wheeled Assault Platform

BMP-1U
BMP-1U: The Omni-Hunter

BMP-1UM

BMP-1UMD

T-64BM1M
T-64BM1M: Armor of the National Guard

T-64BM2 Bulat
T-64BM2 'Bulat': The Ultimate T-64

T-64BV Zaslin
T-64BV (Zaslin): Experimental Countermeasures

T-64BV-zr 2017
T-64BV zr. 2017: Frontline Defender
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T-72UA1
t-72mpl
T-72MP (Shtora-1)
t-72mp2
T-72MP
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BMP-64

T-64M Bulat
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MT-LB MT-12
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BTR-3E fire support vehicle
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BTR-70DI
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ZSU-23-4M Donets
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T-64E
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T-55AGM
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Peugeot Landtrek (M1910)

M2A2 ODS SA (Kontact-1)
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Verba
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Bastion 2

HMMWV MLRS

2M3 on a KAMAZ 6x6
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Shershen
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AB-13

Azovets

Scorpion Kastet
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MT-LBu (B-8)

HMMWV (R-73)

Mbombe 6x6 (Spys-Syntez)

VAB MK.III (Sich)

Hemus-2020 MT-LB

Hemus-2020 BMP-2M

Stash

Reef
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Kraz Spartan (RK-3)

BTR-4A (GROM)

Leopard 1A5DK with Kontakt-1 and Nozh reactive armor
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DAF YA-4442 truck equipped with ZU-23-2
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Scimitar KPVT

Georgia


BRDM-2 (2A14)
BRDM-2 (2A14): High Caliber Reconnaissance
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Lazika-IFV
LAZIKA IFV: The Proven Platform

Su-25KM
T.A.M./Elbit Su-25KM Scorpion - The flying armoured scorpion

T-72SIM-1
T-72 SIM-1: Georgia’s Answer

SPYDER-SR (Roman DFAG 6x6)
Rafael SPYDER-SR Roman DFAEG 6x6 - Romanian Truck, Israeli System, Georgian Operator

Kazakhstan


Su-27UBM2
Su-27UBM2: Steppe Rider
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Kazakhstan class missle boat
Project 250 "BARS-MO" Rocket and Artillery Ship, Kazakhstan (250) - Caspian Cavalry

Kazakhstan class missile boat Kazakhstan (has a different armament suite)
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Arlan Igla
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MT-LB SHORAD

T-72 KAE
T-72KAE: Piercing Aybalta
Barys 8
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Barys 8: Snow Leopard

SU-25BM
Su-25BM | War Thunder Wiki


BTR-80 (GCTWM)
BTR-80 (GCTWM) - Long Neck Hobgoblin
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Tulpar (Samson MK II)
Tulpar Infantry Fighting Vehicle (SAMSON Mk.II) - Export Solution

ARMA 8x8 (MIZRAK-30)
ARMA 8x8 (MIZRAK-30) - Armed to the Teeth & Up to Date

ARMA 8x8 (SARP 100/30)
https://forum.warthunder.com/t/arma-8x8-sarp-100-30-caspian-sea-monster/306653
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Taimas 8x8
https://forum.warthunder.com/t/taimas-8x8-caspian-sea-monster-ii-turret-sold-separately/306654

Moldova


BTR-60PU-12 (ZU-23-1)
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BTRD (SPG9 + DSHK)

Belarus

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BM-21A


T-72BM2
https://forum.warthunder.com/t/t-72bm2-the-belarusian-slingshot/9049


T-72BME
https://forum.warthunder.com/t/t-72bme-the-raging-bison/9051
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Volat V2 BM30

Volat V2 (BMP-2)
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2T Stalker
https://forum.warthunder.com/t/2t-stalker-combat-reconnaissance-vehicle/9048

Volat V1
https://forum.warthunder.com/t/mzkt-419010016-volat-v1-tank-destroyer/9052
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TGM-3T
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Cayman Adunok BM-30
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Bogatyr
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T-38 Stilet
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9K37MB3K Buk MB3K

Armenia

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BMP-1 (ZU-23)


MT-LB S-60
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MT-LB M55

Azerbaijan

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BRDM-2 with UB-32


ZSU-23-4M-P
https://forum.warthunder.com/t/topic/210147
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ZKDM
https://forum.warthunder.com/t/zkdm-the-ultimate-scout-car/9763
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Project 159 class ASW ship Gusar
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Btr-70M (Simsek)

Su-25ML

Tajikistan

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BM-21 on Kraz 255B

Turkmenistan


T-72UMG
https://forum.warthunder.com/t/t-72umg-turkmenistans-rare-upgrade/272939
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Btr-80U
https://forum.warthunder.com/t/btr-80u-grom-turkmen-thunder/279186

Lazar 3 (Mb2-03)
https://forum.warthunder.com/t/lazar-3-mb2-03-internal-security-ifv/279212

BMP-1U (same as Ukrainian version except no barriers)
https://forum.warthunder.com/t/bmp-1u-shkval-the-storm-of-the-steppe/275259

Where should the former USSR nations go
  • Case by case nation distribution
  • Case by case vehicle distribution
  • Outside of the USSR (sub or full tree)
  • USSR subtree
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The Central Asia ones should be in the USSR TT, Ukraine shouldn’t be added in WT or a subtree to Poland/Central Europe and for the Baltic a subtree maybe in Poland/Central Europe, Azerbaijan a Subtree to Future Turkish TT? Armenia would be better of in USSR TT, all this are my personal opinions

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A former USSR state tech tree would literally just be the USSR tech tree, So it would add little to nothing of value to the game, It would literally just be a copy of the tree we already have up to 10.0 and even after that its just going to be mostly Russian stuff with a few slightly modded things.

Vehicles from before the USSR breakup would just be in the USSR/Russian tree anyway, So you would only be left with the small number of things made after, Which again would mostly be slightly modded leftovers from the USSR days and a few imports.

For the few things that are entirely new, It would probably not make much sense for the Russian tree to get depending on the nation in question, Since a lot of the former USSR states really do not like Russia right now.

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This is why I think the Ex-USSR nations (for the most part) should be a subtree of the USSR tree, Since most of it the equipment is modernized versions of older Soviet equipment, or at least heavily based on said equipment.

the only caviate to this imo would be imports. Things like F-16s, M2Ks, Gripens, Rafales for Ukraine could instead be made into camouflages for their Home nations (i.e. a Gripen C with a Ukranian camo in Sweden).

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Tbh I think if the countries had to be divided, Kazakhstan would also fit as a Turkish subtree since the two had a fair bit of collaboration.

Imo, the Baltics might also fit into Sweden but this would presumably come at the cost of other vehicles from Norway for example.

Apologies if this wasn’t a clear post but this was more a general discussion on the post soviet nations and their vehicles, I have no intention of suggesting every other former USSR state joining together as it would poise a similar problem with a conglomerate Eastern European tree (not enough room for everyone).

That’s a fair point since most nations (barring Kyrgyzstan and the Baltics) do have quite a lot of soviet based vehicles. One concern I personally have (among others) is space. Seeing how Romania and India are implemented currently, I could see the same happening with pretty much most of the national listed here, mostly relegated to fomo events.

I can agree on not adding Ukrainian vehicles for now but I do feel Ukraine can have a place once the fighting stops for a while.

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Give me polish tech tree with ukraine as a sub tree :p

Belarus and ex USSR central Asian countries can go in to the USSR IF there ever comes a day where the USSR needs a subtree.

Ukraine, Baltics can go to other new trees. Maybe the Caucasus countries aswell its a bit more 50-50 on those.

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Listen, i would just find it really convenient for both of the nations i want most to be in the same tree XD

Vehicles of countries which were part of USSR should obviously come to that TT, but modern stuff influenced by NATO and etc should probably sit in other TTs. So I would choose “Case by case vehicle distribution”.
PS would be nice if Gaijin added the possibility to use vehicles having the same flag in one line up even if they are placed in different TTs.

Thank you for including my suggestions! Just so you know, I have a suggestion for the T-72UMG, along with one more vehicle for Turkmenistan, the BMP-1U.

I think some nations here could be included as sub-trees of larger nations, such as Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan. Belarus makes the most sense going to Russia, maybe Georgia as well. Ukraine is somewhat in the middle of east and west, making it difficult to position, but since it doesn’t have enough to be its own tree, it could partner up maybe with Poland. Ideally it would have been the sub-tree to a V4 standalone tree, but it’s too late for that now.

Countries like Moldova, the Baltics, and Armenia would do better distributed among other western nations. Kazakhstan could go in several places as well.

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Leopard 2a8 for USSR, yes please :)


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What former USSR country do you want to see implemented the soonest (Part of a new or existing tree)
  • Estonia
  • Latvia
  • Lithuania
  • Belarus
  • Moldova
  • Ukraine
  • Georgia
  • Armenia
  • Azerbaijan
  • Kyrgyzstan
  • Tajikistan
  • Kazakhstan
  • Turkmenistan
  • Uzbekistan
0 voters

Ukraine is realistically the only one that could be its own tree. It would also fit well as apart of the USSR tree. As would the rest, but they would only offer a few new vehicles each.

I think all should just be added into the USSR as the tech-tree is called USSR, not Russia.

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We are all voting for the Azerbaijan technology tree 🤞

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Depends. USSR, which is short for Soviet Union, encompasses more than Russia as a subject (even though Russia was the “main” republic in there), therefore it makes sense for it to also encompass tech of the now former states.

Sure, there are very vivid cases of conflicts that make Soviet (see as Russian) option for ex-USSR nations unfavourable. Yet was the USSR approached as USSR and not just Russia v0.1 from the start – we have only ONE ex-USSR nation vehicle, it being Su-25BM – there would be far less concerns on what should be added and where.

Still, I’d like to see all those nations’ tech, be it some Uzbek or Ukrainian T-64, Belarusian or Georgian T-72, Turkmen or Kazakh BMP-1/2/3 etc.

Just like that, I also think no tech should be avoided as well. While countries like Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Turkmenistan, Armenia etc don’t offer enough vehicles for a full line of a sub-tree, all their individual unique upgrades and designs should have as much place in-game as any other American, German or Soviet vehicle.
Especially including Ukraine which has more than a dozen domestic designs and domestic modifications which offer a very promising extention to whatever TT it appears to join. Overlooking it or saying “it has no place in the game” is straight up BS and pure bias (like “UA is Soviet copy-paste”), because it offers much more vehicles than some suggested countries – not gonna name them – can ever offer.

So yeah, it depends on how devs wanna interpret things and how they wanna extend the game beyond the “bigger” nations.

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That’s another point why I’m hesitant to assign the former USSR countries to the tree in game. Surely between the different aircraft modernisations, the plethora of ground vehicles and the naval assets, one could’ve been added as a TT or squadron vehicle yet there isn’t one. That and the Vilkas going to Germany makes me think would the Kazakhstan flagged vehicle have been something like the Turkish exports or the Kazakhstan class, it wouldn’t be in the USSR tree.

The amount of times I hear a vehicle being copy paste because it wasn’t locally built from the ground up (even if it was modified to a serious extent)…

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Ah yes crop duster loaded with aa missiles, where it would go? Obliterate enemies in 7.0 or getting turned to dust by aim9l at 10.0?

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(I guess it depends on what Gajin does with better armed missile props first. Hopefully it would be squadron since it’s a gimmick plane like the F-117)

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