but in 1979 the VOG-25P airburst round entered service. In Russian service, the GP-25 has been attached to the AKM, AK-74, and AK-74M and continues to be the most common grenade launcher in use today.

The Russian Guard’s forces seized four 30mm automatic guns, 300 high-explosive fragmentation shells, over 30,000 rounds, more than 3,000 grenades and 10 boxes with VOG-17 grenade launcher rounds ...

Young students at a school in the Republic of Tatarstan region were filmed putting the finishing touches on 3D-printed orange “tails” to be attached to VOG-17 grenades, according to the local ...

Flying right above Ukraine soldiers, a Russian quadcopter dropped a VOG-17 grenade. War tracker stated the grenade killed 4 of the 5 Ukraine soldiers carrying the stretcher.