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3400 Rounds Per Minute - Russian Legendary ZSU-23-4 Shilka In Ugledar Direction

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First published at 04:02 UTC on March 23rd, 2023.

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3400 rounds per minute on target. The legendary "Shilka" in the Ugledar direction.

Anti-aircraft gunners of one of the units of the Pacific Fleet perform combat missions on the Soviet ZSU-23-4 Shilka. For the "wild" rate of fire…

3400 rounds per minute on target. The legendary "Shilka" in the Ugledar direction.

Anti-aircraft gunners of one of the units of the Pacific Fleet perform combat missions on the Soviet ZSU-23-4 Shilka. For the "wild" rate of fire from four 23-mm barrels, the anti-aircraft gun in Afghanistan was nicknamed "shaitan-arba", or "devil's chariot".

Shilka proves its uniqueness even today, in the conditions of modern combat. The technical characteristics of the vehicle allow it to be used in defense and on the offensive. Combat work is carried out both on enemy infantry "in the green" and on low-flying aircraft and helicopters of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Video from our military correspondent Alexander Piskunov (https://t.me/frontoVaR_kitchen).

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