Yugoimport SDPR
| Yugoimport SDPR | |
|---|---|
| legal form | Public company |
| founding | February 6, 1997/18. June 1949 |
| Seat |
Belgrade , Serbia
|
| management | Jugoslav Petković (director) |
| Branch | Defense industry |
| Website | www.yugoimport.com |
Jugoimport – SDPR ( Serbian - Cyrillic Југоимпорт – СДПР , English Yugoimport ) is the state armaments company of Serbia. It was founded in 1949 as a state armaments company of Yugoslavia . During the Cold War, the capacities of Yugoimport-SDPR were expanded, as Yugoslavia wanted to make itself independent of Soviet arms imports. After the break-up of Yugoslavia, the company was re-established as the Serbian state arms company in 1997. Today it is under the Serbian government and works closely with the armed forces of Serbia as well as numerous local companies.
In the past, the company has been criticized several times because it was accused of having supplied countries despite the existing arms embargoes , such as Libya , Syria or Iraq under Saddam Hussein .
Marketed weapon systems
Infantry weapons
- Zastava M-21 assault rifle
- Assault rifle M-16
- Zastava M-76 sniper rifle
- Zastava M-93 sniper rifle
- Zastava M-84 machine gun
- Heavy machine gun NSW
- Zastava BGA 30 grenade launcher
- RGB6 grenade launcher
mortar
- 60 mm mortar M-57
- 80 mm mortar M-69
- 120 mm mortar M-74 / M-95
Anti-tank weapons
- M-80 Zolja 64mm bazooka
- M-90 120 mm bazooka
- 9K11 Malyutka
- bumbar -Panzerabwehrlenkwaffe
Rocket launcher
- 48 * 107mm launcher
- 32/50 * 122/128 mm launcher M-77 Oganj
- 4 * 400 mm launcher M-87 Orkan II
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Guns
- improved M-46 with 155mm
- Self-propelled gun 105 mm M-09
- Self-propelled gun 122 mm "Sora" .
- Self-propelled gun 152-mm Nora B-52
vehicles
- VIU-55 Munja pioneer tank based on the T-55 .
- M-80 armored personnel carrier
- BOV (armored transport)
- Lazar troop transport
- BOV armored transport
- BRDM-2 armored personnel carrier
- M-84 main battle tank
- M-84AS main battle tank
- PASARS anti-aircraft vehicle
Anti-aircraft weapons
- 2 R-60 missiles on a 9K33-Osa medium and short range vehicle.
- BOV anti-aircraft tank either with three 20 mm M55 A4 B1 automatic cannons or additionally with 2 * 4 9K32 Strela-2 projectors for short range.
- 40 mm Bofors gun
- M53 / 59 Praga
Cruise missiles
Planes
Individual evidence
- ^ History
- ↑ Informator o radu
- ↑ SEESAC : Guns, Planes and Ships. Identification and Disruption of Clandestine Arms Transfers ( Memento of January 8, 2010 in the Internet Archive )
- ↑ Andrew Purvis, Dejan Anastasijevic: Iraq's Bunker Busters . In: Time . May 26, 2003 ( beginning of article free of charge ).
- ↑ 107 mm SELF-PROPELLED MULTIPLE LAUNCH ROCKET SYSTEM