Russia Unveils Upgraded Robotic ZU-23-2 Air Defense System
Russia has showcased its stationary remote-controlled ZU-23-2 air defense system, sparking questions about potential upgrades to this latest modification.
At the Kapustin Yar training ground, a demonstration of various weapons and military equipment was held for Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation. The display included stationary automated anti-aircraft systems based on the ZU-23-2 and paired machine guns.
Today, the next phase of testing for promising weapons was observed
Medvedev noted that the previous demonstration in April raised several questions that needed to be resolved. Despite the unveiling, Western systems still outshine Russia's robotic ZU-23-2 air defense system.
Author's summary: Russia showcases upgraded robotic air defense system.
- Stationary remote-controlled ZU-23-2 air defense system
- Demonstration at Kapustin Yar training ground
- Upgrades and testing phases observed