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2S22 Bohdana

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Artillery · self-propelled

2S22 Bohdana

Ukraine's domestically produced NATO-calibre howitzer — the symbol of its wartime artillery industry.

FieldedEvidence: Confirmed
Silhouette · not to scale

Record

FamilyBohdana
VariantsTruck-mounted 155 mm on several chassis; production iterations since 2022
OriginUkraine
Era2018 prototype; wartime series production
Appears inRussia–Ukraine

Operators

Ukraine · Primary operator

Battlefield role

Ukraine's domestically produced NATO-calibre howitzer — the symbol of its wartime artillery industry.

Strengths

Domestic production at scale insulates Ukraine from foreign artillery supply politics; NATO-standard 155 mm ammunition compatibility; wheeled mobility.

Limitations

Truck chassis offers minimal crew protection compared to armoured SPGs; production quality and rate figures are only partly public.

Visual identification

Armoured truck cab (6×6 or 8×8 depending on batch) with a long 155 mm barrel on an open rear mounting; large recoil spade at the rear.

Documented conflict use

In documented service since 2022 (first prominent in the Snake Island bombardment); publicly reported as Ukraine's most-produced artillery system by 2024–25.

Branch & service operators

Full profileConfidence: moderateStatus as of 2026-06Reviewed 2026-07-11Sources: Official government statements · Established international media reportingMethodology