
Ukrainian defenders destroyed the Russians’ new all-terrain vehicle Plastun-SN for the first time (photo)
The Russian military lost a new Plastun-SN tracked all-terrain vehicle on the territory of Ukraine.
The photos of the destroyed vehicle were posted by the Russian 76th Guards Air Assault Division, but were later deleted.
A Plastun-SN tracked all-terrain vehicle was destroyed in Zaporizhzhya region.
The Russian military received the first batch of this equipment only in October 2023.
The Plastun-SN special-purpose tracked all-terrain vehicle was developed for the Russian army as an evacuation vehicle.

The all-terrain vehicle is a novelty; it was introduced only this year and was tested at the NAMI test center.
The lightly armored all-terrain vehicle has combined Br3 (9 mm pistol bullet) and Br4 (5.45 mm and 7.62 mm) protection.
The all-terrain vehicle does not have a hard roof, which allows for quick entry/exit or evacuation of the wounded.

According to the developers, the weight of the Plastun-SN all-terrain vehicle is 3.8 tons, and the width of the all-season track is 50 cm. The all-terrain vehicle can reach speeds of up to 50 km/h.
These all-terrain vehicles are supposed to be used as evacuation vehicles, but they can also be used for reconnaissance or as a platform for an 82-mm mortar.

At the Army-2023 forum, the all-terrain vehicle was demonstrated to the military as a mobile 82-mm mortar, as well as a reconnaissance configuration with a telescopic mast equipped with surveillance devices.
