Domestic production of weapons

Burma's military Russia Belarus Countries such as Pakistan We are not only buying accessories but also producing locally.

The Military Wiki is the world's largest online military encyclopedia. It produces about 70 weapons for the navy and air force.

Revolver Machine gun Small machine gun Sniper rifle Mortars and artillery; Aircraft ammunition; Tanks and anti-tank weapons; Bomb Hand grenades; Uzi Landmine killers One-shot grenade launcher Gunfire Hong Whitza Smoke bombs; Crowds of bullets; Manufactures machine guns and machine guns.

The Military Wiki says new infantry rifles and light machine guns were also developed for the infantry. That is why when the Burmese army first showed its weapons at the 2019 Defense and Security Expo in Bangkok, Thailand, the MAS assault rifle was said to be different from what it had been using before. Naing Oo Swe of the Tactical Study Group, a group of former military officers, said the weapons were modern.

“The groups here are very interested. Because this is the first time in our country. "Weapons learners are amazed to see that weapons are very modern."

The MA series includes light machine guns, Carbine grenade launcher Assault rifles; Pistol Long-range motor Commando motor Rocket launcher စက် ကလေး၊ Uzi machine gun Next flower Medium machine gun; Machine gun Includes sniper rifles.

According to the Military Wiki, the MA series are designed by the German Heckler & Koch, but have been produced locally since the 1960s.

Therefore, the military can use ammunition that can be produced by military-owned factories. Sai Tun Aung Lwin, a political analyst, says that the People's Defense Forces, which emerged in opposition to the 2021 military coup, had to buy ammunition at a high price.

Burma's military ties with Ukraine, which is fighting Russia's war of aggression while fighting anti-military sentiment in Burma, go smoothly.

"The weapons look pretty modern."

There are plans to jointly produce BTR-3U eight-wheeled armored personnel carriers from Myanmar with Ukrainian exports.

The US-based Global Security Research Group says the armored vehicles were found in large numbers after the military coup, but were not widely used. In 2003, it said it had sent 10 BTR-3U armored vehicles from Ukraine.

Last September, Justice for Myanmar, which is researching business partners with the Burmese military, said in September last year that a joint venture between Ukraine and the Burmese military was a matter of concern.

Aung Hlaing Oo, the founder of Myanmar Chemical & Machinery Co., Ltd., an arms broker between Ukraine and the Burmese military, is also a Serbian arms broker.

The US Treasury Department fined Aung Hlaing Oo last month for exporting arms to the Burmese Air Force. On the one hand, despite this, the Burmese military is stockpiling weapons. It is being produced.