Also, several interesting screenshots showing the internal equipment of the Gibka-S, as well as other equipment used by the crew. 1 — Control panel for the combat module. 2 — One of the most interesting shots. The ruSSian forces are most likely using some kind of distributed sensor system to monitor the airspace. Due to the lack of an integrated information network, the data is relayed to civilian devices. The vehicle itself cannot receive real-time data from the sensors. 3 — Crew commander’s position. The AVSKU-E control panel can also be seen — a hardware and software intercommunication, switching, and control system used inside military combat vehicles. 4 — Crew radios: the well-known Baofeng AR-152, as well as the Chinese Combat Tactic 44 PRO, also known by its original name, TYT, simply Russified for the Ivanushkas.