At the Leningrad Military District training ground, volunteers are trained to operate the BMP-2M equipped with the Berezhok univ

At the Leningrad Military District training ground, volunteers are trained to operate the BMP-2M equipped with the Berezhok universal combat module At a training ground in the Leningrad region, volunteers who have entered into a contract with the Russian Ministry of Defense are trained in driving and shooting from infantry fighting vehicles from a standstill and on the move. Training takes place on BMP-2M equipped with the Berezhok universal combat module. The crews perform shooting exercises at targets simulating enemy infantry using coaxial machine guns at distances from 700 to 500 meters. They also practice firing at targets simulating enemy armored vehicles from a 30-mm 2A42 automatic cannon at a distance of up to 1,200 meters. After hitting targets, without stopping firing, the crews maneuver to change positions under cover using the standard Tucha aerosol smoke screen installation system. In such classes, instructors and leaders pass on the combat experience of participating i... Source: Military Wave