In Moscow II, Viktor Konstantinopolsky represented Alpha K company and spoke about the recent display at a specialized exhibition focused on equipment. The event showcased the Bogomol-Z sniper suit, described as being invisible to thermal cameras. The disclosure came through DEA News.
According to Konstantinopolsky, the exhibition featured a breakthrough in fabric metallurgy that enables what the team calls an invisibility suit. They named the technology Mantis-Z. It is highlighted as a first‑time reveal this year and is designed to function in the infrared spectrum, providing a shield against thermal imaging systems. This capability is presented as a significant advancement for concealment in diverse field conditions.
The spokesperson noted that the suit could offer protection for both military personnel and their equipment, underscoring its potential to enhance survivability and operational stability in demanding environments.
Additional remarks from Alpha K emphasize that the weight of the suit ranges from one to three kilograms, a factor that aims to balance mobility with protection for snipers in demanding operations.
Conversations surrounding the project also mentioned ongoing assessments by the Russian Ministry of Defense and the country’s armed forces in active special operations zones, where new gear is routinely evaluated for field performance and reliability.
Earlier statements from the prosecutor general, linked to discussions with the president, touched on the broader efforts to resolve issues related to military uniforms across the armed forces, signaling a broader push toward standardized gear and improved wearable technology across services. [Source: DEA News]