BTR-94
A BTR-94 being transported to Iraq as a donation from the Jordanian government, 2004
Type	Armoured personnel carrier
Place of origin	Ukraine
Service history
Used by	Jordan, Iraq, Ukraine
Wars	Iraq War
Specifications
Weight	13.6 tonnes
Length	7.65 m
Width	2.90 m
Height	2.80 m
Crew	3 +10 passengers

Armor	Classified
Main armament	twin 23x115mm 2A7M cannon
Secondary armament	7.62 mm PKT machine gun
Engine	diesel engine 300 hp
Suspension	wheeled 8×8
Ground clearance	475 mm
Fuel capacity	300 litres
Operational range	600 km
Speed	85 km/h, 9 km/h swim

The BTR-94 is a Ukrainian amphibious armoured personnel carrier (Bronetransporter), a modification of the Soviet eight-wheeled BTR-80. The BTR-94's turret BAU-23x2^[1] is larger than the BTR-80's BPU-1 and is fitted with a twin 23x115mm gun 2A7M with 200 rounds, a coaxial KT-7.62 machinegun with 2,000 rounds, six 81 mm smoke grenade launchers and a combined optical sight 1PZ-7-23. Each 2A7M gun has a max. rate of fire of 850 rds/min. The same gun is mounted on the ZSU-23-4. The BAU-23x2 module can also be mounted on other armoured vehicles like the BTR-70 or Ratel IFV.

Jordan ordered 50 BTR-94's in 1997, the first vehicles were delivered in 2000. Iraq has 50 BTR-94's donated by Jordan in 2004 for use by the Mechanized Police Brigade.^[2]

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