2014 Russia-Ukraine War

AShT-4310 topographic command and staff vehicle in the 2014 Russia-Ukraine War

The AShT-4310 is documented in Russian service in the 2014 Russia-Ukraine War through loss trackers that list one Russian topographic command and staff vehicle destroyed during the full-scale invasion.

Weapon profileAShT-4310 topographic command and staff vehicle
SideRussiaRoleMobility & Logistics
AShT-4310 topographic command and staff vehicle, Topographic command and staff vehicle, Support Equipment - 2014 Russia-Ukraine War
Image source: AShTTs-4310 Product Listing

Evidence Map

ClaimSources
A Russian AShT-4310 topographic command and staff vehicle was fielded in the 2014 Russia-Ukraine War and recorded as destroyed.

Sources: Oryx Russian Equipment Losses, WarSpotting Russia Loss Search

The vehicle's supported role was topographic and staff support rather than direct fire.

Sources: AShTTs-4310 Product Listing

The public loss records do not identify a specific location, unit, or day for the documented destroyed vehicle.

Sources: Oryx Russian Equipment Losses, WarSpotting Russia Loss Search

Timeline

AShT-4310 topographic command and staff vehicle In 2014 Russia-Ukraine War

  1. AShTTs-4310 listing created

    Bizorg records the AShTTs-4310 product listing as created on 30 August 2013 and last modified on 15 November 2013.

    Sources: AShTTs-4310 Product Listing

  2. Destroyed Russian AShT-4310 documented

    Oryx and WarSpotting list a Russian AShT-4310 topographic command and staff vehicle among documented Russian equipment losses during the full-scale invasion phase of the 2014 Russia-Ukraine War.

    Sources: Oryx Russian Equipment Losses, WarSpotting Russia Loss Search

Documented Use

Direct proof of use

Oryx lists one Russian AShT-4310 topographic command and staff vehicle as destroyed in its running equipment-loss record for the Russian invasion of Ukraine. WarSpotting separately indexes the AShT-4310 among documented Russian material losses in the Russo-Ukrainian war. Together, those loss records place the support vehicle with Russian forces in the 2014 Russia-Ukraine War.

Sources: Oryx Russian Equipment Losses, WarSpotting Russia Loss Search

Timeline

A Russian product listing for the AShTTs-4310 spelling was created in August 2013 and last modified in November 2013, before the conflict began in February 2014. During the full-scale invasion phase that began on 24 February 2022, Oryx and WarSpotting recorded a Russian AShT-4310 as a destroyed loss.

Sources: AShTTs-4310 Product Listing, Oryx Russian Equipment Losses, WarSpotting Russia Loss Search

Narrative

The AShT-4310 entry is a support-equipment case rather than a direct-fire weapon record. The cited Russian listing describes the related AShTTs-4310 as a shelter-body vehicle on a KamAZ-43114 chassis for storing, checking, analyzing, and evaluating terrain information on analog media such as maps and imagery, as well as digital terrain information on CD media.

Its documented conflict role is therefore topographic and staff support: the loss evidence shows the vehicle present with Russia's force structure, while the product listing explains why such a system belonged in a military command-support inventory. The public loss records do not identify a specific unit, location, or dated battlefield incident for the destroyed AShT-4310.

Sources: AShTTs-4310 Product Listing, Oryx Russian Equipment Losses, WarSpotting Russia Loss Search

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