Poland`s Wtorplast company has delivered an unspecified number of BMP-1AK (AK stands for Anti-HEAT (high-explosive anti-tank), Anti Kumulyativnaya) infantry fighting vehicles (IFV) to Ukraine.
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The BMP-1AK IFV is suggested to be a slightly upgraded variant of the baseline model illustrated here (Picture source: Youtube)
The BMP-1AK IFV is suggested to be a slightly upgraded variant of the baseline model illustrated here (Picture source: Youtube)
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