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Looking at the picture of the LD336507 it seems to me that this is a normal AFT 10
atgm launcher vehicle. Also I don’t remember that a loitering munition has a rocket engine of which one can clearly see the flames from the sides of the projectile.
Are you sure this is a loitering munition? If so can you please give more details about the footage.

Taiban said:

LD336507 - 72nd Group Army- 10th Heavy CAB 6th Artillery Battalion is launching loitering munitions from its integral tracked vehicle.

Many will have differing views - most welcome. This is my assessment
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I wouldn't consider HJ-10 a type of loitering munition given that it is fiber-optic guided. It certainly cannot continuously hover above the target area.

KushigumoAkane said:

I wouldn't consider HJ-10 a type of loitering munition given that it is fiber-optic guided. It certainly cannot continuously hover above the target area.

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Thanks

Agreed completely

Is there no RWS? Also, where are the thermal sights and optics? I don't see it, but I guess they might be retracted or something

seems to me that

polati said:

Is there no RWS? Also, where are the thermal sights and optics? I don't see it, but I guess they might be retracted or something

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seems to me that those IFV isn't delivered yet , maybe this photo is from the parking lot of the factory

polati said:

Is there no RWS? Also, where are the thermal sights and optics? I don't see it, but I guess they might be retracted or something

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The whole turret is a RWS.

In any case, this new 8x8 IFV is already looking better than Japan's Next Gen Type 16-based IFV.

QIUSIYU said:

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Any name designation for this bad boy yet?