The SERDAR remote-controlled weapon system is already in Ukraine: What kind of weapon is it? (Video)
First images of the SERDAR combat module and its use in Ukraine appeared on social media. Based on initial reports, this module has been installed in the MT-LB armored transport vehicle.
SERDAR weapon system. Image credit: Ukroboronprom
The aforementioned Turkish company is a globally renowned manufacturer of various types of combat modules, especially those associated with weapon stabilization and weapon control systemtarget capture and tracking system, and it also develops and manufactures military surveillance and tracking devices.
SERDAR is a universal remotely controlled stable weapon system that enables highly effective offensive and defensive operations against ground targets at any time of day or night. , under various weather conditions.
The main weapon currently installed in this combat module is the highly maneuverable version with high accuracy anti-tank complex “Skif” with two (and sometimes four) RK-2C guided missile launchers.
Ukrayna’ya ait MT-LB, SERDAR ile görüntülendi
🟩Ukrayna Silahlı Kuvvetleri’ne aim MT-LB zırhlı personel taşıyıcı, ASELSAN-Ukroboronprom’un ortak geliştirdiği SERDAR Uzaktan Komutalı Stabilizing Silah / Füze Sistemi ile görüntülendi. pic.twitter.com/K7VHMMQfif
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These high-precision 130mm caliber missiles are capable of hitting targets at a distance of 5 km and can penetrate 800mm thick armor. In addition, this weapon system also contains two more machine guns: main -12.7 mm, secondary – 7.62mm. On request, the SERDAR can be upgraded with 152mm RK-2M missile launchers. In the second scenario, the range of the guided missile is increased to 5.5km, while the armor penetration is increased to 1100mm.
Due to its low weight, this remote-controlled weapon system can be mounted on any type of military transport, greatly increasing firepower and combat versatility. The SERDAR also contains an integrated automatic fire control system that allows all combat-related operations to be performed from within the vehicle.
