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Russia will complete the construction of chemical weapon destruction plants in 2011 and will destroy all chemical weapons stockpiles by 2012, a government official said on Wednesday. Russia signed the Chemical Weapons Convention banning the development, production, stockpiling, transfer, and use of chemical arms in 1993, and ratified it in 1997. The country has destroyed 18,000 metric tons, or 45% of its chemical weapons stockpiles as of December 2009. Gen. Nikolai Abroskin, head of the Federal Agency for Special Construction, said during a collegiate meeting at the agency that despite the recent financial crunch Russia would meet its obligations and destroy the remaining 22,000 metric tons of chemical weapons by 2012. The country has allocated $7.18 billion from the federal budget for the implementation of the program, and has so far built five chemical weapon destruction plants - in Gorny (Saratov Region), Kambarka (Republic of Udmurtia), Nizhny Novgorod, the Maradykovo complex (Kirov Region), and Siberia's Kurgan Region. Another two are under construction. Abroskin said the completion of chemical weapon destruction facilities remained a priority in 2010. "We should be able to launch the first stage of the facility in Pochep [Bryansk Region], and second stages of the facilities in Leonidovka [Penza Region] and Shchuchiye [Kurgan Region]...which will allow us to finish the construction of all chemical weapon destruction plants in 2011 and destroy all chemical weapons by 2012 in line with the federal program," he said. By 2016-2017, Russia aims to finish all the remaining work under the project, including decontamination and equipment dismantlement, the official said.Russia will complete the construction of chemical weapon destruction plants in 2011 and will destroy all chemical weapons stockpiles by 2012, a government official said on Wednesday.

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M113A1G Blindé léger poste de commandement

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Le M113G est la version allemande du véhicule de transport de troupe M113 américain.

 

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Marder 1 Variantes du véhicule blindé de combat d'infanterie

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Le Marder 1 est un véhicule blindé chenillé de combat d'infanterie, c'est le véhicule de base de l'infanterie mécanisé allemande.
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Variantes du véhicule blindé de combat d'infanterie Marder.
 
 

Skorpion MiWs M548 Véhicule chenillé poseur de mines

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Le MiWs Skorpion M548 est constitué d'un châssis modifié M548GA1 véhicule de transport de la famille du M113. Sur la partie arrière de la coque est monté le système de lance mines constitué de six paniers qui peuvent pivoter. Chaque caisson de mines est composé de quatre magasins , qui contient chacun 20 mines antichars AT2.

 

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Wiesel 1 variantes du véhicule blindé léger pour troupe aéroporté

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Le Wiesel 1 est un véhicule blindé léger qui a été spécialement conçu pour les troupes aéroportées. Il est utilisé comme véhicule de combat d'infanterie, chasseur de chars et bien d'autres fonctions et missions.
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Variantes du véhicule blindé léger Wiesel 1
 
 

Wiesel 2 Variantes du véhicule blindé léger aérotransportable

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Le Wiesel 2 est un véhicule blindé léger aérotransportable spécialement destiné pour un appui tactique dans le cadre d'opération éclair.
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Variantes du véhicule blindé léger Wiesel 2
 
 
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