A look at contemporary Russian kit at the VIctory Day rehearsals and parades. Yesterday was tanks ( https://bit.ly/3fSeJIS ),">https://bit.ly/3fSeJIS&q... today - IFVs. Imagery courtesy of @RecoMonkey
BMP-2M with B05Ya01 Berezhok turret. Gun upgraded with digital stabilisation, addition of 2x Kornet-E and addition of an AG-30 30mm AGL at rear. New Sozh panoramic sight, understood to be same as on BMD-4M. Enhanced comms.
BMP-3. Pretty vanilla configuration, usual 2K23 turret w/ 100mm 2A70 gun, coaxial(!) 2A72 30 mm cannon and 7.62mm PKT machine gun, though is sporting a larger commander& #39;s sight than typical older configuration
BMD-4M with Bakhcha-U turret mounting 100 mm 2A70 gun, 30 mm 2A72 coax, and 7.62 mm PKT. Lighter/smaller than BMP-3 used for airborne forces, incl airdrops of the vehicle.
B-11 object 695 Kurganets-25 with Epokha turret. Includes 57mm gun, 7.62mm coax, 2 kinds of ATGM (Bulat and Kornet) and hard kill APS, in an unmanned design. Amphibious.
T-15 Armata with Kinzhal turret, mounting a 57 mm gun and Ataka ATGM. Previous years T-15 mounted the Bumerang-BM turret as seen on the K-17 this year.
BTR-82AT, the AT referencing a BTR-82A with mounting points for bar armour protection. Fitted with the BPPU-1 turret which was also seen on the BMP-1AM & #39;Basurmanin& #39; at last year& #39;s Armiya, mounts a 2A72 30mm cannon and 7.62mm PKT coax.
BMP-K K-17 VPK-7829 Bumerang. Note the turret is the Bumerang-BM not Epokha, despite is beign erroneously referred to as Epokha for considerable time. Epokha is the 57mm armed (and many other differences) on B-11, above.
Typhoon K-4386 / KAMAZ-4386 Typhoon-VDV with 32V01 RCWS. Not an IFV per-se, but it has an IFV-class armament and can carry troops, so its in the murky borderline of classification. A good demonstration of how unmanned turrets are blurring classifications and capability boundaries