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Israel Introduces New Namer 1500 APC

By ANI | Updated: June 25, 2023 08:00 IST

Jerusalem [Israel], June 25 (ANI/TPS): Israel's Ministry of Defense (IMoD) Thursday introduced the country's new Namer.Its name ...

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Jerusalem [Israel], June 25 (ANI/TPS): Israel's Ministry of Defense (IMoD) Thursday introduced the country's new Namer.

Its name is (Tiger) 1500, and is a next-gen Namer Armored Personnel Carrier (APC).

The new name is apparently developed by the IMoD Tank & APC Directorate, recently delivered to the IDF.

With a new 1500 horsepower engine, it showcases increased power, speed & cutting-edge touchscreen technology, offering enhanced protection capabilities. (ANI/TPS)

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