Potentially, every Soviet-era BMP-3 model could be upgraded (see video), amounting to thousands of vehicles both in Russia and those used by militaries abroad.

The Soviet Army produced a BMP-3 model, a heavily upgraded variant, in 1987. Due to the low cost to upgrade the systems built into the BMP-1, it remains in service in large quantities around the ...

KUBINKA /Moscow Region/, June 27. /TASS/. Russia’s BMP-3 infantry fighting vehicles will get extra protection with slat armor and steel screens to shield them against rocket-propelled grenade ...

Russia’s military might also show interest in a “next-generation” BMP-3M Manul model offered with improved passenger capacity and survivability, new missiles, sensors, and an uprated engine ...

The BMP-3 is armed with a 100mm cannon, a 30mm automatic cannon that fires up to 330 rounds a minute, as well as three machine guns. The crew can also fire anti-tank guided missiles through the ...

As Ukraine fields U.S.-supplied M2A2 ODS-SA Bradleys, comparisons with Russian BMP-2s and BMP-3s have become a hot topic. This video breaks down their combat power, fire control systems, armor, and ...

Summary and Key Points: The Soviet-era BMP-3 infantry fighting vehicle, developed at the end of the Cold War, is set to evolve into a mobile drone carrier.Russian state media reported that mini ...

The M2A2 Bradley, now in Ukrainian service, is being measured against Russia’s BMP-2 and BMP-3 infantry fighting vehicles. This technical comparison focuses on firepower, fire control systems ...

Bradleys may be less maneuverable than Russia's infantry fighting vehicles, such as the BMP-1, BMP-2 and later-model BMP-3, but they are kitted out with better armor, according to Marina Miron, a ...

Ukrainian troops salvaged and refurbished BMP-3 infantry fighting vehicles, considered Russia's rival to the American-made Bradley fighting vehicle. Business Insider Subscribe Newsletters ...

The Soviet BMP-1 was one of the first modern infantry fighting vehicles. It both reflected, and helped to drive, profound changes in Soviet ground-combat doctrine when it entered service in 1966 ...