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Armenia Weapons and Military Equipment

Browse 2 weapon systems built or assembled in Armenia, including air defense, with images, specifications, source notes, and conflict records.

2 weapon systems
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Category Mix

Air Defense2

Builder Links

Kharkov Tractor Plant2Unknown2Plant No. 4 named after Voroshilov, Krasnoyarsk1Soviet state arsenals1

Conflict Coverage

2014 Russia-Ukraine War22020 Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict22003 Iraq War12011 Syrian Civil War1

Category

Air Defense

Systems that contest aircraft, missiles, helicopters, and drones.

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MT-LB with AZP S-60 anti-aircraft gun, Improvised tracked self-propelled anti-aircraft gun, Air Defense2020 Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict, 2014 Russia-Ukraine WarMT-LB with AZP S-60 anti-aircraft gunImprovised tracked self-propelled anti-aircraft gunBuilt by: Kharkov Tractor Plant / Plant No. 4 named after Voroshilov, Krasnoyarsk / UnknownThe MT-LB with AZP S-60 anti-aircraft gun is an improvised tracked fire-support and air-defense conversion that combines the Soviet MT-LB armored carrier with the 57 mm AZP-57 gun of the S-60 system. Public evidence ties the configuration to Armenian and Artsakh losses in the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh war and to Russian field adaptations during the full-scale 2014 Russia-Ukraine War.
MT-LB with ZU-23 anti-aircraft gun, Improvised tracked self-propelled anti-aircraft gun, Air Defense2003 Iraq War, 2014 Russia-Ukraine War +2 moreMT-LB with ZU-23 anti-aircraft gunImprovised tracked self-propelled anti-aircraft gunBuilt by: Kharkov Tractor Plant / Soviet state arsenals / UnknownThe MT-LB with ZU-23 anti-aircraft gun is an improvised tracked fire-support and short-range air-defense vehicle that combines the Soviet MT-LB multipurpose armored tractor with a twin 23 mm ZU-23 gun mount. Public records show the configuration in Iraqi, Russian, Ukrainian, Syrian, and Armenian or Artsakh service contexts, with documented examples ranging from an Iraqi wreck in Baghdad to vehicles destroyed, damaged, or captured in later wars.