In his opinion, "experts will certainly pay attention to the Russian VSK-94 and VSS sniper rifles, designed to kill personnel in fragmentation jackets and unarmored vehicles when silent and flashless shooting is required."
The Rosoboronexport display will also show the SR-1 repeating pistol, SR-2 submachine gun, SR-3 compact assault rifle, PSS low observable pistol, Bizon-2 and Bizon-3 submachine guns, underwater weapons and other special arms.
The Rosoboronexport experts will demonstrate numerous night vision devices, enabling special units to operate in the low light conditions. "These light-weight and compact devices provide optimal visibility at a range of up to 700 meters in the low light and up to 250 meters in total darkness using built-in powerful infrared illumination," explained the spokesman.
He pointed out that all the exhibited devices "could be used under adverse weather conditions and mounted automatic brightness adjustment and sudden flash protection." "They can be used for military, police and civil purposes: during search and rescue operations, night surveillance, patrols, night hunt and filming," stressed the Rosoboronexport spokesman.
According to him, the Russian display visitors will have the opportunity to see the personal protection equipment, in particular, "the unique body armor, produced by the JSC Fort Tekhnologia, designed under the modular principle and providing for various protection levels depending on the operational environment."
"The experts' attention will certainly be attracted to the critical installations security systems, including Senesys, one of the few operational biometric access control systems, and Orwell 2K intellectual video surveillance computer vision system, ensuring high security of the guarded installation," said the official.
The Rosoboronexport display will also show the cryptographic information protection software of the Krypton series, securing confidential information, including commercial, bank and insurance information, tax secret, personal data and so on.
"The encrypted information can be stored on any media (including PC disks) and sent over the Internet and other open communication channels without fear that unauthorized persons will learn the contents of the encrypted files," stressed the Rosoboronexport spokesman.
