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Ukraine's Defence Ministry approves TAHA amphibious all-terrain vehicle for use in defence forces

Friday, 20 September 2024, 12:11
Ukraine's Defence Ministry approves TAHA amphibious all-terrain vehicle for use in defence forces
Photo: Ukraine’s Ministry of Defence

The Ministry of Defence of Ukraine has approved the employment in Ukrainian Armed Forces units of the TAHA amphibious all-terrain vehicle developed by Ukrainian engineers.

Source: press service for Ukraine’s Ministry of Defence

Details: The ministry says the vehicle can function on any terrain, including swamps, floodplains, deep snow, and even while moving from water to ice.

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Furthermore, TAHA can overcome obstacles over one metre high, and the pressure on the surface caused by its wide tyres is less than that of a human foot, allowing it to travel over loose and unstable terrain.

Quote: "The vehicle may transport up to one tonne of freight or ten passengers. On land, the maximum speed is 40 km/h, while on water, it is up to 6 km/h. The all-terrain vehicle has multiple fuel tanks and may operate for more than two days on a single refuelling.

This transport is already in operation at the front lines for evacuation, ammunition and food transport in challenging terrain situations where other types of military equipment fail."

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