BMP-1 with a unmanned turret. There’s no official name for this BMP as far as I’m aware.
1 Like
I was about to say, that looks a bit… big. And the fins looked hard mounted on lmao.
More of a low profile turret than an unmanned one, like the BTR-80A
2 Likes
This is a link to a video about Karrar. The video gives important information and many photos.
A video of Soleiman 402 with detailed photos and information. (Language=Persian)
These tanks are for Iraq. During the Iran-Iraq War, they were destroyed by the Iranians. Please, if you do not have accurate information about Iran’s military equipment, do not comment.
Yes, you are right but Chonma was captured by the Iranians and for this reason it deserves a place in our TT. If there was a project for the Iraqi TT it could be the non-premium Chonma
Before the former Soviet government existed, they had a military relationship with the Iraqi government at that time. That is why the former Soviet Union sold a lot of military weapons to the Iraqi government at that time, including T62 tanks and T55A to Iraq, not Chonma tanks.
North Korea sold Chonma to Iraq. And Iran captured them in Iran-Iraq war.
2 Likes
Hello again! I Hope you stay good! :)
I find many photos of M36B1, M4 and M4 (T23).
This tanks were used in Iran-Iraq war.
3 Likes
Hello there! How are you? I find many photos of and interesting iranian vehicle. It Is a M47 without turret. It has the system ZPU-4 AA.
This tank’s name Is M47 ZPU-4 AA.
3 Likes
The first tank looks more like a Soviet design. Either a T-54/55 or Chonma-ho cannot entirely tell
Second pic is definitely a M47
Yes, Sorry. I forgot to write It. They are M47, T54 and T55.
Well we got Israel, why not this? :3
It Is a possibile skin for Mobarez.
3 Likes
Watch this tank: I THINK the name Is Nazir.
1 Like
Okay the name Is Nazir.
The unmanned ground vehicle possesses a hidden mechanical arm which deploys cylindrical casings capable of holding two missiles. On the front of the vehicle, there is a camera turret mounted on a pivot, which provides a way for remote drivers to see what the Nazir is looking at. Furthermore, the vehicle maintains clusters of grenade dischargers that are mounted on both the front and rear of the vehicle and could potentially release smoke grenades in order to conceal the Nazir from enemy fire.