The Kalashnikov Concern signed the first export contracts for amphibious assault BK-10 and BK-16 boats and has already begun the supplies, Rosoboronexport Deputy CEO Igor Sevastyanov said at the naval salon in St. Petersburg.
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BK-16 at IMDS 2019 (Picture source: Navy Recognition)
BK-16 at IMDS 2019 (Picture source: Navy Recognition)
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