Former Director Of ”Beltechexport” Sells Weapons To Jordan

Ihar Semiarykou’s “TSNIP” company is to equip the Jordanian Special Forces.

The Belarusian company “TSNIP,” led by former CEO of “Beltechexport” Ihar Semiarykou, in cooperation with the Russians developed a mobile grenade launcher – “bazooka” for the Jordanian special forces, ej.by writes.

The tripod-mounted and remotely controlled system RPG-32 Quad-1 Nashshab, which launches four rocket-propelled grenades (RPG) simultaneously, was presented at the Special Operations Forces Exhibition (SOFEKS) held in the Jordanian capital Amman in the middle of May. The system is mounted on a special armored vehicle constructed in Jordan.

The mobile complex RPG-32 Quad-Nashshab 1 is based on the Russian jet multi-purpose grenade, developed by JSC NPO Bazalt (part of Rostech Group) – Russia's largest manufacturer weapons. Since 2013, its rocket launchers are produced under license from the Jordanian company Jadara Equipment & Defence Systems.

Research and Production Centre of Belarus, established in 2012, is the only authorized designer and manufacturer of anti-tank guided missile systems in Belarus. One of the most popular products of the company is the mobile anti-tank missile complex "Shershen" (“Bumblebee”).