After more than 36 years without full-scale production, the factory is now preparing for serial output scheduled for 2026–2027, with an expected capacity of up to 100 vehicles per year, Defense Express noted.
While externally similar to the original BMP-1, the new hulls are being built from modern armored steel, offering improved protection.
Defense Express reports that the entire structure has been digitally redesigned, with new manufacturing documentation and welding fixtures developed from scratch. A prototype has already been completed and has reportedly undergone mobility trials.
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If it’s Fico’s Slovakia, wouldn’t Russia or Belarus be a more likely secret buyer?



