In Russia, they showed a car for shooting rallies

The physical destruction of Russians dissatisfied with the Kremlin's policy is preparing to be put on stream: today, September 19, the state concern Kalashnikov presented a new, already second version of the mobile complex Stena, which will be supplied to Rosgvardia. It is designed to disperse, and if necessary - then shooting mass rallies of protest. By the end of this year, 2018, it is planned to supply Rosgvardia with 10 such complexes

Structurally, the complex "Wall", as it is easy to guess from the name, is a folding armored wall, mounted on the four-axle chassis of the KamAZ truck. Its width in combat condition is 8 meters, and the height is 3 meters. Also in front of the blade is installed, as on a bulldozer, not only allowing the crowd to be "pushed", but also being an additional support for the main wall.

It itself consists of five armored sections. In the transport position, they are behind the car's cab, but with the help of the hydraulic drive they rise, move apart and are brought into the fighting position in 3.5 minutes. The largest part is central, it is attached directly to the hydraulic boom. On each side to it two rotary sections are fastened, and to them, in turn - two sliding hydraulic ones.

In each of the sections there are two embrasures, of which the soldiers of Rosgvardia, being behind reliable armor and standing on solid steel footboards, will be able to shoot the crowd completely with impunity for themselves. It is supposed to be done from regular small arms.

Unlike the first generation of the "Wall", the designers of "Kalashnikov" decided to abandon non-lethal weapons - in particular, in the new version removed water cannon. In return, many technical improvements have been added. In particular, in the upper part of the shields there are stroboscopes - bright flashing lights, which should dazzle the protesters. In addition, the chassis itself is essentially protected - along its perimeter there will be flaps, preventing any possibility to roll something (for example, an explosive device) under the bottom of the car.