Production takes place in the Czech Republic, in a small factory belonging to the company Inflatech, located in Decin, a town on the German border in the northwest of the Central European country. It's a vital device for the Ukrainian army in the face of Russian bombardment. Able to be inflated in just a few minutes, this full-size copy can be used as a target for training Western forces, but also as a decoy to fool enemy artillery. It's hard to imagine that, once sewn together, these pieces of fabric will form the frame of a fake but very realistic SA-8, a Russian anti-aircraft vehicle.
Two seamstresses are busy at their sewing machine joining together shapeless grey-green nylon strips. Subscribers only A dummy M1 Abrams tank at a presentation in Decin (Czech Republic) on March 6, 2023.
These decoys are extremely useful for Ukrainian forces exposed to their adversary's bombardments.īy Jean-Baptiste Chastand (Decin (Czech Republic) special correspondent) Published on June 4, 2023, at 5:30 am (Paris) Inflatech, owned by a Russian businessman who lives in the Czech Republic, produces inflatable fake tanks and rocket launchers. War in Ukraine: The Czech company fooling the Russian army with inflatable tanks
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