Ukraine's National Guard gets new vehicles

Ukraine's National Guard gets new vehicles
by Geoff Ziezulewicz
Kiev, Ukraine (UPI) May 16, 2016

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The Ukrainian National Guard has received six advanced armored personnel carriers from Ukroboronprom subsidiary Kyiv Armored Plant.

Ukroboronprom provides all weapons and equipment for the country's army, according to a statement announcing delivery of the BTR-3E1D model vehicle.

The conglomerate has also spearheaded a transition to high-tech manufacturing, NATO standards and equipping the army with modern materiel.

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