Modern Vietnamese military weapons exhibited at defence expo

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Anti-radiation and anti-chemical poison mobile vehicles can be used as kitchens.
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A Scud-B ballistic missile which stands at 11.25 metres in length, 0.88 metres in width, 5.9 tonnes in launch weight, and has a range of 300km, is put on display.
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Vietnam is the only country in Southeast Asia to own Scud-B ballistic missiles.
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The ZSU-23-4 self-propelled, radar-guided anti-aircraft weapon system is showcased at the event.
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A close up of the radar-guided anti-aircraft weapon developed by Vietnam
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The Vietnam Air Force’s SPYDER-MR medium range mobile air defence system is put on display.
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The SPYDER (Surface-to-air Python and Derby) is a short and medium range mobile air defence system developed in Israel. There are two variants of the SPYDER, including the SPYDER-SR (short range) and the SPYDER-MR (medium range).
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On display are a range of vehicles used by military forces.
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The battle tank T90S weighs 46.5 tonnes and has maximum speed of 60 kilometres per hour.
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Soldiers regularly maintain the military equipment and weapons in an effective manner.
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The expo also serves as a platform to introduce unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) manufactured by Vietnam.
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The S125-2TM surface-to-air missile system is showcased.
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The exhibition is scheduled to last through to December 10, with the event attracting exhibitors from 30 countries and territories worldwide.
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A number of conferences on co-operation in the defence industry is set to be held within the framework of the event.

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