The Russian army is lacking RSZV: the ISW told how the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation adapts marine bombments

The system intended for the destruction of submarines is installed on the MT-LB combat armored car. ISW believes that such actions of Russians are caused by a shortage of reactive volley fire systems. The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation continue to modify anti -ship missile units for use against land purposes in Ukraine. This is stated in the report of the Institute of War Study (ISW).

On August 1, one of the brigades operating in the Kharkiv direction published a shot of the drone on the Russian Protetic Missile Complex of the RBU-6000 "Smerch-2". It was installed on a MT-LB combat armored car. According to Ukrainian sources, Russian troops began to install ship launchers on a chassis of armored personnel carriers due to a shortage of rocket launchers (RSSV).

ISW analysts noted that one of the Russian military bloggers argued that the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation recently began to install launcher "Smerch-2" on the T-72B tanks. RBU-6000 is a Soviet sea bomb with a stationary nationwide in two planes with a twelve radially arranged barrels. The system is designed to destroy torpedoes and submarines.

We will remind, on August 1, OSINT Analysis David ex wrote that in the Kharkiv region the UAV operator of the 3rd assault brigade noticed the target and suggested that it was a jet system of the Bratino volley fire. However, when it came closer, it became clear that it was the corps of the old T-72B and the installation for the protical missiles of the RBU-6000 "Smerch-2".