The Ukrainian armored vehicle Inguar-3 demonstrated high resilience on the battlefield by withstanding a coordinated ambush and three consecutive FPV drone attacks, with no crew members being injured.
Unlike many adapted civilian armored vehicles, which can catch fire after direct impacts, the Inguar-3 maintained its structural integrity and continued to protect its occupants during the attacks.
The manufacturer attributes the Inguar-3’s resilience to its design, which is specifically made for combat, with fewer flammable components and a reinforced structure. This sets it apart from vehicles that use civilian chassis, often made from plastics, rubbers, and fabrics—materials that can easily catch fire from drone munitions or anti-armor weapons.
Tested in extreme combat scenarios, the Inguar-3 has proven capable of withstanding multiple attacks without compromising the crew’s safety, establishing itself as one of the most durable armored platforms in operation by the Ukrainian forces, who face constant drone threats on the battlefield.
Source: Defence Blog | Photo: Instagram @inguar | This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team
🇺🇦 Ukraine’s Inguar-3 survives drone strike
Ukraine’s new Inguar-3 armored vehicle survives its first battlefield test—a direct FPV drone strike—keeping the crew safe. Modular, heavily armored, and versatile, it strengthens Ukraine’s domestic military capabilities.#Caliber… pic.twitter.com/j323RKVpt3
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