Kalinovsky Belarusian regiment fighters showed work with Milan PTRC on the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation (video)

Milan is the second most common PTRC in the world after the American Tow. Volunteers struck a hostile surveillance point. The Belarusian volunteers from the Battalion "Walk" showed work from the Franco-German anti-tank missile system Milan. The corresponding video was posted in the Telegram-channel of the Kalinovsky Regiment, which is part of the Armed Forces. The Battalion "Volat", which is part of the Kastusya Kalinowski Regiment, showed a work on a hostile supervisory point.

The fire was carried out by anti -tank calculation with Milan PTRC. Volunteers are likely to define in Bakhmut. "We are standing on the defense of the city that have been trying to take the invaders' troops for several months. They are charging" mobics "and" musicians "who, like all other orcs that have visited here, go home in packages," - write in the signature for publication . The Milan PTRC is a second -generation complex that was armed with France and Germany in 1972.

It is made by the Euromissile consortium from France and Messerschmitt-Bölkow-Blohm from Germany. Almost 350,000 complexes have been manufactured over 50 years. There were several stages of Mlan modernization during operation. The last modification was released in 2011. The main characteristics of the Milan PTRC: The Franco-German complex is the second most popular PTRC in the world after the American Tow, which is also in service with the Ukrainian army. Milan handed over to Ukraine EU countries.