The need to create an armoured transport and combat vehicle was reinforced by changes in military doctrine, especially the widespread use of tactical nuclear weapons. At the same time, GAZ-67, GAZ-69, UAZ-469 and GAZ-66 off-road vehicles remained the only means of transporting airborne personnel.

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