BukM12

BukM12 is a Soviet-designed 122mm self-propelled howitzer, developed in the late 1960s. It is a variant of the 2S1 Gvozdika, featuring a more powerful engine and improved suspension. The BukM12 is designed to provide artillery support to mechanized and armored units, offering a balance of mobility and firepower. It can fire a variety of ammunition, including high-explosive, smoke, and illumination rounds. The vehicle is equipped with a commander's cupola and a gunner's compartment, providing good all-around protection. The BukM12 has been used by several countries, including Russia and Ukraine, and remains in service with some armies today. Despite its age, the BukM12 continues to be a valuable asset on the battlefield due to its reliability and versatility.