Operators from the Phoenix reconnaissance and strike UAV unit of the Ukrainian State Border Guard Service destroyed a tank, a ...

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A Soviet-era “Bukhanka” van, retrofitted with modern tech, scans for Russian drones, helping Ukrainian troops survive fierce battles near Pokrovsk, the current hotspot in Russia’s full-scale ...

What looks like a construction site mishap is actually Russia’s “porcupine van”—a spiked vehicle built to deflect Ukrainian drones in combat.

Russian troops have adapted North Korean Type 75 MLRS for mobile use on UAZ trucks, as Russia seeks to enhance artillery capabilities at the frontlines.

It is noted that inside the "bukhanka" there were two Russian occupants - members of the aerial reconnaissance crew, who specialized in the use of UAV "Skat 350M". "The invaders used this enemy drone ...

Russia has patented an anti-drone device for the UAZ-452 ‘Bukhanka’ vehicles. Armored vehicle analyst Andrei_bt reported that the system consists of special sets of propellers with electric motors.

UAZ-452 “Bukhanka”: The Soviet Breadbox Nicknamed the “Bukhanka” (or “loaf of bread”) for its boxy shape, the UAZ-452 was a Cold War-era utility van powered by a 2.4-liter inline-4 engine making about ...

The Russian army also actively uses other vehicles on the front lines, such as the UAZ Bukhanka off-road van, which, after undergoing field modifications, is involved in direct assault operations.

As these stockpiles drained even more rapidly, many Russian units resorted to conducting assaults in Soviet-era civilian vehicles, including Bukhanka vans and Lada cars, as their only means of ...

On or before Thursday, a squad of Russian infantry piled into the open bed of a UAZ-452 Bukhanka and sped over an open field toward Ukrainian lines in western Russia’s Kursk Oblast.