Kalashnikov will present the latest assault rifles for the first time at the forum in Moscow

The Kalashnikov Concern will show the latest assault rifles, sniper weapons and pistols used during a special operation at the International Collective Security Forum in Moscow. This was announced on November 9 by the press service of the concern.

The Forum will be held on November 10-11. The concern noted that for the first time they will present the latest models of small arms at the event.

For the first time, Kalashnikov will present its latest small arms at the collective security forum: compact versions of the AK assault rifle and high—precision sniper rifles improved on the experience of its military," the company said in a statement on its Telegram channel.

In particular, visitors will be able to see a full-size 5.45 mm AK-12 assault rifle, modified taking into account the experience of the special operation, as well as its shortened version AK-12K, created at the request of the Airborne Forces for urban assaults, and a small-sized AK-12SK. In addition, the shortened AK-15K and the small-sized AK-15SK, developed on the basis of the AK-15 with a 7.62×39 mm cartridge, will be presented.

The exhibition will also include an export-oriented AK-19 assault rifle with 5.56×45 mm ammunition, common in NATO countries, as well as two hundredth series assault rifles of various sizes and calibers.

Among the sniper weapons, the concern will present the SV-98, Chukavin (microwave) and Dragunov (SVD) rifles. In addition, the PPK-20 submachine gun with a low-noise firing device, as well as Lebedev 9mm pistols, a compact PLC and a modular MPL, will be shown at the forum.

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All submitted samples are being finalized based on feedback from the participants of the special operation.

On September 15, Kalashnikov for the first time showed the automated Kalitka-KA complex, designed to protect facilities from mass drone attacks. It is designed for round-the-clock detection and destruction of inconspicuous targets at low and extremely low altitudes. Such targets include reconnaissance UAVs, repeaters, kamikaze drones, including jet ones, as well as FPV systems.