Inside “Shot”, how does the first Albanian war machine look?

“Shota”, the first war machine to be produced in Albania, is being displayed at the international arms fair “EU ROSATORY 2024” in Paris.

A2 CNN has closely attended the fair, which features about 2,000 companies operating in the arms-making and sales sector from around the world and has for the first time managed to film inside the armoured combat vehicle.

“Shota” is a prototype that almost does not distinguish from the sister produced in Europe, Turkey or the US to the fair it has raised high interest in foreign companies and the Allied states of Albania.

Many foreign companies as well as representatives from different countries of the world have gone to the partner's stands. It's interesting because Shota's kind of different than classics. It specialises especially in troop transport as well as its protection from mines that could be deployed during patrol missions. The wording tool has brought new shape in the category of these vehicles. Many foreign companies have shown interest in this product "Made in Albania”, A2 from Paris reported.

The vehicle is equipped with advanced technology and can be used in a wide range of military and civilian operations, including troop transport, rescue operations and security missions. The beast of war is all armoured and comes as a team of girls led by Arjeta Puca.

From tests that have been done to Comrades' mosque, it turns out it manages to cope with automatic gun calibre such as a seven-and-a-half millimeter calibre. There was no problem, like the glass and the blin, so the crew would be very secure. It can be armed with a 12.7 millimeter machine gun, but with a lighter one like it is 7.62 millimeter, which is used mainly by NATO armies”.