About Sweden's BMP-2MD-step Battle Car

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BMP-2 is a armored chariot obtained from the Soviet Union and Russia in the late 1980s and early 1990s.
In the second half of the 20th century, most of the equipment and weapons equipped by the ground forces in Finland were purchased in the Sufen military technical cooperation framework. At the same time, the Finnish industry partly meets the needs of the armed forces. Most special vehicles in the Finnish armed forces are produced in China. After the disintegration of the Soviet Union, many tanks purchased from Sweden and NATO began to appear in the army. The Soviet -era chariot also needs to upgrade to meet NATO standards. BMP-2 is a armored chariot obtained from the Soviet Union and Russia in the late 1980s and early 1990s. In 2019, these infantry chariots were upgraded under the BMP-2MD identifier.
At present, the Finnish Army is using about 110 BMP-2MDs. The vehicle is equipped with a new automatic artillery 2A42 30mm and purchased from Slovakian manufacturer ZTS Special As. Other upgrades include the new day/luminous system of thermal, air -to -air sight, air defense sight and gunners and commanders, heating cabins and seats, and new external storage boxes. Essence
During the war, the vehicle will also cover the Polish thermal dressing network similar to the barracuda camouflage network. Due to this modernization, the weight of BMP-2MD increased from 13 tons to 13.5 tons, and the width increased by 10 cm. The car group is unchanged, with 3 drivers, drivers and gunners. The rear passenger cabin can accommodate up to 7 armed soldiers. As the sub-line of Swedish technology trees, Finland is recommended to add BMP-2MD to the Swedish light tank line in the future