Armored Vehicles

BMP-2 675-sb3KDZ

Also known as
  • BMP-2 675-SB3KDZ
  • BMP-2 675-сб3КДЗ
  • BMP-2 with 675-sb3KDZ
  • 675-sb3KDZ BMP-2
  • 675-сб3КДЗ BMP-2

The BMP-2 675-sb3KDZ is a Russian BMP-2 infantry fighting vehicle fitted with the 675-sb3KDZ additional-protection kit. Defense reporting identifies the package as a rare armor and anti-cumulative grille fit for BMP-2 vehicles, and Ukrainian and OSINT reporting has documented captured, destroyed, and visually confirmed Russian examples in the Russia-Ukraine War.

Role in Conflicts

Ukrainian and OSINT sources have documented Russian BMP-2 675-sb3KDZ vehicles in Ukraine, including a 10th Mountain Assault Brigade capture reported in June 2022, another Kherson-area capture reported in November 2022, destroyed vehicles reported near Berestove in February 2024, and a visually confirmed Russian loss in Donetsk Oblast uploaded by WarSpotting in May 2026; Defence24 later reported a captured example in Ukrainian service.

Role details
Protection Package Context

The 675-sb3KDZ fit is a survivability package for BMP-family infantry fighting vehicles rather than a separate hull design. Reporting on captured and destroyed examples describes a combination of polymer protection panels and anti-cumulative grilles applied to the BMP-2 family.

Base vehicle

BMP-2 tracked infantry fighting vehicle with a three-person crew, troop compartment, 30 mm 2A42 cannon, coaxial machine gun, and roof-mounted anti-tank missile launcher.

Baseline vehicle data is drawn from BMP-2 reference sources; the 675-sb3KDZ sources identify the additional kit.

Kit role

Additional panels and grilles intended to improve resistance against heavy machine-gun fire and anti-tank grenades while preserving amphibious mobility.

Defense Express describes the buoyancy claim as theoretical and notes that exact kit weight is not public.

Media limit

The gallery uses open-license baseline BMP-2 imagery because clearly reusable imagery of the exact 675-sb3KDZ fit was not identified.

Operational photos from battlefield and news sources were used only as source evidence, not as reusable catalog media.

Profile / Specs

Profile

Origin
Russia, based on Soviet BMP-2 infantry fighting vehicles
Type
Up-armored tracked infantry fighting vehicle
Service note
Documented in the 2022 full-scale phase of the Russia-Ukraine War
Designer
Kurganmashzavod
Produced
675-sb3KDZ kit application on BMP-2 vehicles documented from 2022

Specifications

Crew and passengers
3 crew plus 7 troops on the BMP-2 base vehicle
Combat weight
About 14,000 kg for the baseline BMP-2; exact 675-sb3KDZ kit weight is not public
Primary armament
30 mm 2A42 autocannon with 500 rounds
Secondary armament
7.62 mm PKT coaxial machine gun and roof-mounted AT-4 Spigot or AT-5 Spandrel ATGM launcher
Protection package
675-sb3KDZ polymer protection panels plus anti-cumulative grilles or screens
Kit purpose
Reported intent is added resistance against large-caliber machine-gun fire and anti-tank grenades while preserving amphibious capability
Engine
UTD-20 diesel, about 300 hp on the BMP-2 base vehicle
Mobility
Baseline BMP-2 road speed about 65 km/h and water speed about 7 km/h
Variants

The 675-sb3KDZ designation describes an added protection fit for existing BMP-family vehicles rather than a clean-sheet infantry fighting vehicle.

VariantConfigurationDesignation notes
BMP-2, Tracked amphibious infantry fighting vehicle, Armored VehiclesBMP-2Baseline tracked infantry fighting vehicle

The 675-sb3KDZ configuration keeps the BMP-2 family layout, 30 mm autocannon armament, troop-carrying role, and amphibious design basis while adding protection modules and grilles.

Sources: BMP-2, Defense Express Captured BMP-2 675-sb3KDZ

BMP-2M 675-sb3KDZModernized BMP-2 family fit

Russian-language reporting says BMP-2M vehicles with the Berezhok combat module also received the 675-sb3KDZ additional-protection package.

Sources: BMP-1AM 675-sb3KDZ Protection Kits

BMP-1 675-sb3KDZ, Up-armored infantry fighting vehicle, Armored VehiclesBMP-1 675-sb3KDZRelated BMP-1/BMP-1AM kit application

The same additional-protection designation is documented on BMP-1/BMP-1AM family vehicles, showing the kit's wider BMP-family application.

Sources: BMP-1AM 675-sb3KDZ Protection Kits

BMP-3 675-sb3KDZ, Up-armored tracked infantry fighting vehicle, Armored VehiclesBMP-3 675-sb3KDZRelated BMP-3 kit application

Defense Express describes the 675-sb3KDZ package as a rare protection kit first associated with BMP-2 vehicles before similar BMP-family protection appeared on BMP-3s.

Sources: Defense Express 675-sb3KDZ BMP-3

Base Vehicle Family

The 675-sb3KDZ record is best read as a protected BMP-2 battlefield configuration: the added kit changes survivability context while the vehicle keeps the BMP-2 family chassis and weapon fit.

Compatible itemItem typeCompatibility evidence
BMP-2, Tracked amphibious infantry fighting vehicle, Armored VehiclesBMP-2Tracked infantry fighting vehicle

Defense Express identifies the captured vehicle as a BMP-2 fitted with the 675-sb3KDZ kit, while baseline references support the underlying BMP-2 layout, crew, troop capacity, and armament.

Sources: Defense Express Captured BMP-2 675-sb3KDZ, BMP-2

Mounted Armament
Carried itemItem typeCarriage evidence
2A42 30 mm automatic cannon, 30 mm automatic cannon, Artillery2A42 30 mm automatic cannon30 mm automatic cannon

Baseline BMP-2 sources identify the 30 mm 2A42 as the vehicle's main gun, and the 675-sb3KDZ reporting treats the protected vehicle as a BMP-2 rather than a new turret or weapon system.

Sources: STV Group Infantry Fighting Vehicle BMP-2, BMP-2

Ammunition Fired
AmmunitionAmmunition typeFiring evidence
30x165 mm ammunition, 30x165 mm autocannon ammunition family, Munitions30x165 mm ammunitionAutocannon ammunition family

STV GROUP lists 30x165 mm ammunition as compatible with 2A42 automatic guns mounted on BMP-2 infantry fighting vehicles.

Sources: Ammunition 30x165 mm - STV GROUP

Launched Missiles
Launched itemItem typeLaunch evidence
9K111 Fagot, Man-portable anti-tank guided missile system, Infantry Weapons9K111 FagotAnti-tank guided missile

Baseline BMP-2 references identify the vehicle's 9P135M launcher as compatible with 9K111 Fagot missiles.

Sources: STV Group Infantry Fighting Vehicle BMP-2, BMP-2

9M113 Konkurs, SACLOS wire-guided anti-tank guided missile, Infantry Weapons9M113 KonkursAnti-tank guided missile

Baseline BMP-2 references identify the vehicle's 9P135M launcher as compatible with 9M113 Konkurs missiles.

Sources: STV Group Infantry Fighting Vehicle BMP-2, BMP-2

Timeline

BMP-2 675-sb3KDZ Key Events

  1. Small kit order reported

    Defense Express reported that Russian forces had ordered about 100 675-sb3KDZ protection kits in 2021.

    Sources: Defense Express Captured BMP-2 675-sb3KDZ

  2. Russian repair-base fitting reported

    VPK.name, republishing Lenta.ru, reported that Russian repair personnel had been shown installing added protection on a BMP-2 with elements resembling the 675-sb3KDZ kit.

    Sources: VPK Name BMP-2 Additional Protection

  3. Captured Russian BMP-2 reported

    Defense Express reported that Ukraine's 10th Mountain Assault Brigade had captured a Russian BMP-2 fitted with the 675-sb3KDZ additional-protection kit.

    Sources: Defense Express Captured BMP-2 675-sb3KDZ

  4. Captured vehicle reported in Ukrainian service

    Defence24 reported that a BMP-2 fitted with the 675-sb3KDZ kit and captured from Russian forces was still serving with Ukrainian forces.

    Sources: Defence24 Captured BMP-2 675-sb3KDZ

  5. Destroyed BMP-2 675-sb3KDZ vehicles reported near Berestove

    Defense Express reported two BMP-2 675-sb3KDZ vehicles destroyed near Berestove, Donetsk region, and described the configuration as a scarce Russian battlefield adaptation.

    Sources: Defense Express Destroyed BMP-2 675-sb3KDZ

  6. WarSpotting uploads Donetsk Oblast loss record

    WarSpotting listed a destroyed Russian BMP-2 675-sb3KDZ in Donetsk Oblast, with the entry uploaded on May 20, 2026.

    Sources: WarSpotting BMP-2 675-sb3KDZ

Media
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