May 9, 2025
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In Poland, they introduced an ONCilla evacuation armored vehicle on the basis of Ukrainian technologies

Eugene Gubin Defense News Editor. General experience in journalism is over 18 years. I admire technologies, space and adore dogs.

The Polish company Mista has shown at the Defense24 Days in Warsaw the medical version of Oncilla armored vehicles for a quick and safe evacuation of wounded soldiers. About it reports “Military”.

Oncilla-e interior space is adapted to the needs of medical staff. The armored vehicle is able to transport two physicians, two lying or several seated wounded.

Ooncilla-e Medical armored vehicle from Mista at the Exhibition in Warsaw Ooncilla-e Medical armored vehicle from Mista at the Exhibition in Warsaw

“Military”

According to the publication, armored sanitary machines can move fired routes where civil transport is not capable of passing. The machine meets the standards of level 2 for Stanag 4569 – it provides protection against bullets and debris.

We will add that the ONCilla combat armored vehicle is a licensed version of the Ukrainian armored car “Dozor-B”, made by Polish Mista. The first armored vehicle was collected in Ukraine, and then production was deployed in Poland.

Ooncilla-e Medical armored vehicle from Mista at the Exhibition in Warsaw Ooncilla-e Medical armored vehicle from Mista at the Exhibition in Warsaw

“Military”

The Armed Forces and the National Guard of Ukraine use these armored vehicles during hostilities. They also adopted GUR MO’s units. The publication does not exclude that ONCilla-e will also supply Ukraine’s defense forces.

The Polish company also offers other Oncilla modifications. Among them are a command-staff vehicle, a standard reconnaissance machine and options for chemical and radiological intelligence.

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Eugene Gubin Defense News Editor. General experience in journalism is over 18 years. I admire technologies, space and adore dogs.

The Polish company Mista has shown at the Defense24 Days in Warsaw the medical version of Oncilla armored vehicles for a quick and safe evacuation of wounded soldiers. About it reports “Military”.

Oncilla-e interior space is adapted to the needs of medical staff. The armored vehicle is able to transport two physicians, two lying or several seated wounded.

Ooncilla-e Medical armored from Mista at the Exhibition in Warsaw Ooncilla-e Medical armored vehicle from Mista at the Exhibition in Warsaw

“Military”

According to the publication, armored sanitary machines can move fired routes where civil transport is not capable of passing. The machine meets the standards of level 2 for Stanag 4569 – it provides protection against bullets and debris.

We will add that the ONCilla combat armored vehicle is a licensed version of the Ukrainian armored car “Dozor-B”, made by Polish Mista. The first armored vehicle was collected in Ukraine, and then production was deployed in Poland.

Ooncilla-e Medical armored vehicle from Mista at the Exhibition in Warsaw Ooncilla-e Medical armored vehicle from Mista at the Exhibition in Warsaw

“Military”

The Armed Forces and the National Guard of Ukraine use these armored vehicles during hostilities. They also adopted GUR MO’s units. The publication does not exclude that ONCilla-e will also supply Ukraine’s defense forces.

The Polish company also offers other Oncilla modifications. Among them are a command-staff vehicle, a standard reconnaissance machine and options for chemical and radiological intelligence.

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