List of equipment of the Sebrenskiyan Army

Army

Rifles and Machine Guns

Name	Origin	Type	Cartridge	Photo	Notes
SKS/PAP	Letnia	Semi-automatic Carbine	7.62x39mm		PAP is the domestic name of the Letnian SKS
Zastava M80	Sebrenskiya	Assault Rifle	5.45x39mm		Being phased out for the Zastava M12
Zastava M12	Sebrenskiya	Assault Rifle	5.45x39mm		Current service rifle of the Sebrenskiyan National Army. Complete phaseout of the M80 expected by 2024
Zastava M07	Sebrenskiya	Sniper Rifle	7.62x39mm	File:Zastava M07 Sniper rifle.png	Current operated sniper rifle of the Sebrenskiyan National Army
Zastava M93	Sebrenskiya	Anti-material rifle	12.7x108mm		Operational rifle of the Sebrenskiyan Special Weapons Task Force.
Zastava M72	Sebrenskiya	Light machine gun	7.62x39
Zastava M87	Sebrenskiya	Heavy machine gun	12.7x99

Sidearms

Name	Origin	Type	Cartridge	Photo	Notes
CZ-99	Sebrenskiya	Semi-automatic pistol	9x18mm		Current pistol of the Sebrenskiyan National Army. No planned replacement.

Infantry Rockets, Grenades, Mines, and Missiles

Name	Origin	Type	Number	Photo	Notes
M-80 Zolja	Sebrenskiya	Shoulder mounted anti-tank weapon			Limited to reserves.
M-90 Strsljen	Sebrenskiya	Shoulder mounted anti-tank weapon			Fire-and-drop.
RPG-29 / M-100 KOSA	Letnia Sebrenskiya	Shoulder mounted anti-tank weapon			M-100 KOSA is the domestic name of the RPG-29
9K333 Verba	Letnia	Man-portable Air Defence			Entered service 2013. Phased out 9K338 Igla series.
m75	Sebrenskiya	Hand grenade
MRUD	Sebrenskiya	Anti-personnel mine			Unlicensed copy of the M18 Claymore
PROM-1	Sebrenskiya	Anti-personnel mine
TMM-1	Sebrenskiya	Anti-tank mine			Unlicensed copy of the Ostlandian Tellermine 43
bRD M-83	Sebrenskiya	Smoke Grenade			Unlicensed copy of AN M18

Armored Vehicles

Name	Origin	Type	Variant	Number	Photo	Notes
M-110	Sebrenskiya Letnia Template:Country data Vihoslavia	Main Battle Tank	M-110A	202		A total of 225 M-110As will be ordered. M-110B enters production in late 2019.
M-84	Sebrenskiya	Main Battle Tank	M-84A M-84M	802 95		500 M-84As are in reserve. All 802 M-84As to be upgraded to M-84M standard by 2026.
T-66	Letnia	Main Battle Tank	T-66BV T-66M	800 800		All tanks are in reserve. 200 are in "operational reserve"
BTR-80	Letnia	Armored Personnel Carrier		2,230		1,650 sit in reserve. All will be placed into reserve as being replaced by the APC variant of the Lazar 3
BMP-2	Letnia	Infantry Fighting Vehicle	BMP-2M	1,000		The BMP-2 series was phased out for the BMP-3 series. All 1,000 sit in storage.
BMP-3	Letnia	Infantry Fighting Vehicle	BMP-3M BMP-3F	2,345 2,226		The BMP-3 series is being phased out in favor of the Lazar 3 IFV variant
Lazar 3	Sebrenskiya	Armored Personnel Carrier Infantry Fighting Vehicle	Lazar 3 Lazar III	633 402		Sebrenskiya expects to operate a total of 9,000 Lazar 3/IIIs by the end of 2030.
BOV M16	Sebrenskiya	Armored Utility Vehicle		150+		The BOV M16 is to operate as a Mine-Resistant Armored Protected Vehicle. Sebresnkiya expects to operate "thousands" of these vehicles.
UAZ-469	Letnia	Utility vehicle		1,500

Unarmored Vehicles

Name	Origin	Type	Variant	Number	Photo	Notes
Ram Series	Sebrenskiya	Pickup		400+		The Dodge Ram Series pickup remains the primary government work vehicle, including within the armed forces.
FAP 13	Sebrenskiya	4x4 Truck		280		Primary short range logistics
FAP 1118	Sebrenskiya	4x4 Offraod Rruck		895
FAP 2026	Sebrenskiya	6x6 Offroad Truck		165
FAP 2228	Sebrenskiya	6x6 Truck		41

Artillery

Name	Origin	Type	Variant	Number	Photo	Notes
M69	Sebrenskiya	82mm Mortar
M74/75	Sebrenskiya	120mm Mortar
NORA B-52	Sebrenskiya	Self Propelled Gun		1394		1,300 of these are in storage.
2S1	Letnia	Self Propelled Gun		1,104		800 are in reserve. Sebrenskiya has considered interest in changing the gun out for a 2A83 152mm direct fire cannon.
2S19 Msta-S	Letnia	Armored Self-Propelled Gun		150		154.2mm heavy artillery, self propelled.
D-30	Letnia	Towed Artillery		1090		800 of these are in reserve.
NORA M84	Sebrenskiya	Towed Artillery		2286		The M84 has been mass produced, and 2,000 sit in reserve. 800 sit in "operational reserve".
BM-30 Smerch	Letnia	Rocket Artillery		50		The Smerch is lined up for replacement by the Morava
M-94 Plamen-S	Sebrenskiya	Rocket Artillery		1,086		800 are in reserve, all are in "operational reserve". This system is slated for replacement by the Morava
LRSVM Morava	Sebrenskiya	Rocket Artillery		22		Sebrenskiya intends to operate 2,000 by 2025. Morava operates 120mm, 122mm, 128mm, and 300mm artillery rounds. The Morava is considered Sebrenskiya's Tornado.

Combat Missiles

Name	Origin	Type	Variant	Number	Photo	Notes
OTR-21 Tochka	Letnia	Surface-Air missile	Tochka A Tochka U Tochka C	65 Launchers
S-400	Letnia	Strategic SAM		9 batteries
S-500	Letnia	Strategic SAM		1 Launcher		Will make up Hypersonic Segment of SEBCOM Air Defence Network. Sebrenskiya indictated its intentions to acquire the S-500 in early 2016. In August of 2017, Sebrenskiya confirmed it had confirmed an order for the S-500 system, though it was not indicated how much of the system was ordered. In March of 2019, Sebrenskiya confirmed it has acquired a singular launcher for testing and training on the system as more were acquired. The Ministry of Defence has denied requests for information on the acquisition of the system, citing security concerns.
9K37M3 Buk M3	Letnia	Surface-Air missile		14 Batallions		The BUK-M3 is operated partially as a frontline combat force and as part of the SEBCOM Air Defence Network.
9K332 Tor-M2E	Letnia	Surface-Air missile		595		Makes up part of the final stage air defences for Sebrenskiyan Combat Forces.
9K22 Tunguska	Letnia	SPAAW		205		Final stage air defence of Sebrenskiyan Combat Forces
Pantsir	Letnia	SPAAW		135		Though intended to replace the Tunguska, current forces will augment the Tunguska to make a triple-system Final Stage Air Defence for Frontline combat units.

Air Defences

Name	Origin	Type	Variant	Number	Photo	Notes
S-300	Letnia	Surface-Air missile	S-300V4	9 batteries
S-400	Letnia	Strategic SAM		9 batteries
S-500	Letnia	Strategic SAM		1 Launcher		Will make up Hypersonic Segment of SEBCOM Air Defence Network. Sebrenskiya indictated its intentions to acquire the S-500 in early 2016. In August of 2017, Sebrenskiya confirmed it had confirmed an order for the S-500 system, though it was not indicated how much of the system was ordered. In March of 2019, Sebrenskiya confirmed it has acquired a singular launcher for testing and training on the system as more were acquired. The Ministry of Defence has denied requests for information on the acquisition of the system, citing security concerns.
9K37M3 Buk M3	Letnia	Surface-Air missile		14 Batallions		The BUK-M3 is operated partially as a frontline combat force and as part of the SEBCOM Air Defence Network.
9K332 Tor-M2E	Letnia	Surface-Air missile		595		Makes up part of the final stage air defences for Sebrenskiyan Combat Forces.
9K22 Tunguska	Letnia	SPAAW		205		Final stage air defence of Sebrenskiyan Combat Forces
Pantsir	Letnia	SPAAW		135		Though intended to replace the Tunguska, current forces will augment the Tunguska to make a triple-system Final Stage Air Defence for Frontline combat units.

Miscellaneous Equipment

Name	Origin	Type	Number	Photo	Notes
SP-200e/ex	Sebrenskiya	Asphalt Paver/Tack Dispenser	3		Part of the Sebrenskiyan Army Emergency Repair Units, which include national airfields and occasionally the Autoput system.
CW16	Sebrenskiya	Pneumatic Roller	3		Part of the Sebrenskiyan Army Emergency Repair Units, which include national airfields and occasionally the Autoput system.
CB68B	Sebrenskiya	Tandom Vibratory Roller	6		Part of the Sebrenskiyan Army Emergency Repair Units, which include national airfields and occasionally the Autoput system.
CT660	Sebrenskiya	On-road dump truck	30		Part of the Sebrenskiyan Army Emergency Repair Units, which include national airfields and occasionally the Autoput system
272D2 XHP	Sebrenskiya	Skidsteer front-loader	12		Part of the Sebrenskiyan Army Emergency Repair Units, which include national airfields and occasionally the Autoput system
FB-100e	Sebrenskiya	Asphalt Broom	16		Part of the Sebrenskiyan Army Emergency Repair Units, which include national airfields and occasionally the Autoput system
CB-100e	Sebrenskiya	Conveyor Asphalt Broom	16		Part of the Sebrenskiyan Army Emergency Repair Units, which include national airfields and occasionally the Autoput system. Additionally used in general airfield maintenance.
D9T	Sebrenskiya	Dozer	16		Sebrenskiyan non-frontline dozer, to be used for clearing rubble. M-84 Dozer variants are currently used for "near frontline" dozing.

Aircraft

Name	Origin	Type	Variant	Number	Photo	Notes
Pegaz 011	Sebrenskiya	Unmanned Aerial Vehicle		100		Sebrenskiya wishes to operate 2,500 for recon missions.
Vrabac Mini UAV	Sebrenskiya	Unmanned Aerial Vehicle		500+		Sebrenskiyans are issued this at the squad level, which acts as a short range recon, infantry decoy, and distraction.

Air Force

Fixed Wing Aircraft

Name	Origin	Type	Variants	Number	Photo	Notes
Novi Avion	Sebrenskiya Template:Country data Pireas	Multirole fighter	Avion-S Avion-M	126 70	File:IAR 95 Spey (model).jpg	The Novi Avion is the domestic name of the IAR-95, jointly designed.
MiG-55	Letnia	Stealth Multirole Fighter		70		The MiG-55 will augment existing Novi Avions in service, despite earlier reports of the former replacing the latter.
SOKO J-22	Sebrenskiya	Attack Aircraft		56		The J-22 is the primary "ground-pounder" of the Sebrenskiyan Air Force.
Su-24	Letnia	Tactical recon/Attack aircraft	SU-24MR	10		Sebrenskiyan tactical-recon plane
SOKO G-4 Super Galeb	Sebrenskiya	Light attack trainer		26
An-26	Letnia	Transport craft		25
An-12	Letnia	Transport craft	AN-12 AN-12BKT	45 8		The AN-12 is reportedly part of contigency transport operations.
IL-20	Letnia	Recon asset		5
Tu-22M	Letnia	Supersonic bomber		10		Sebrenskiya has designated the Tu-22M as a "strategic bomber", though Letnia classifies the Tu-22 as a tactical bomber.

Helicopters

Name	Origin	Type	Variants	Number	Photo	Notes
Mi-24	Letnia	Attack/Transport Helicopter		100		Sebrenskiya has expressed interest in replacing the Mi-24 platform with a newer platform in 2011, though no other platform exists which is similar to the Mi-24. In 2018, Sebrenskiya instead decided to upgrade its existing Mi-24 platforms.
Mi-17	Letnia	Transport Helicopter		314		Sebrenskiya has expressed interest in creating more of the Mi-17, though it failed to pass parliament in 2018.
Mi-28	Letnia	Attack Helicopter		105		Sebrenskiya has expressed interest in modernizing the Mi-28.