Georgia presents first reconnaissance vehicle produced by Delta
Top officials have attended the presentation of a reconnaissance vehicle made in Georgia. Photo: government of Georgia press office.
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Georgia has presented its first reconnaissance vehicle produced by the state military scientific-technical center Delta.
Georgian PM Irakli Garibashvili has attended the presentation of the vehicle which is ‘in full accordance with international standards.’
Georgian PM, defence minister, have attended the presentation of the new military vehicle.
The vehicle, which is designed for seven servicemen and has a 330-horsepower engine, ensures protection against bullets of various capacities.
The vehicle’s maximum speed on the road is 110km/hr and it can run over a trench of 60 cm-deep.
It can also run over a 40cm vertical obstacle and 80cm water obstacle.
Various intelligence and remote-control devices may be installed on the vehicle.
Delta has plans to produce the vehicle for export.
Garibashvili also visited Delta CAA, a joint Georgian-Israeli weapon manufacturer, where he familiarized himself with the process of weapon production with modern materials and in line with international standards.
Local Georgian enterprise Delta Textile, which provides the country’s defence forces with locally produced winter and summer field and daily work uniforms, is marking one year since its establishment on September 15.
Armor and defensive weaponry made by the Georgian Military Scientific-Technical Center Delta has been presented at the IDEX 2019 international defence exhibition in Abu Dhabi, which is the only such exhibition in the Middle East and Northern Africa region (MENA region), demonstrating the latest technology across the land, sea and air sectors of defence.
For the first time in Georgia’s history, arms and hardware produced in the country was exhibited at Eurosatory, a major international land and air defence and security exhibition held in Paris.
Georgian service members will be equipped with locally produced bulletproof vests and helmets after a successful test of the defence equipment at the State Military Scientific-Technical Centre Delta earlier today.
Georgian Defence Forces have received six armoured vehicles produced locally by the State Military Scientific-Technical Centre ‘Delta’, the Defence Ministry announced on Monday.
A Georgian-Polish enterprise Delta WB will begin producing Georgian-made unmanned aerial vehicles by the end of the year, Defence Minister Juansher Burchuladze said on Thursday.
Georgian minister of defence Juansher Burchuladze on Monday said the production of unmanned reconnaissance and combat aircraft in Georgia would begin by the end of this year.
Georgian defence minister Juansher Burchuladze on Friday said the construction of a plant designated to launch domestic production of drones was on its “final stage”.