or 32 rocket-launcher tubes Performance: fording 1.1 m vertical obstacle 1 m trench 2.29 m Ammunition Type: High explosive (HE) with multiple warhead Operators Brazilian Army: 38 Astros II Mk3, 18 Astros II Mk3M and 22 Astros II Mk6 Brazilian Marine Corps: 6 Astros II Mk6 Indonesian Army: 63 Astros II Mk6 (first batch of 36 ordered in 2012 and second batch of 27 delivered in 2020). : 66 Astros II (also built under license as the Sajil-60). Only with rockets of shorter range SS-40 and SS-60. : It is known that the country was one of the three largest buyers of the system, alongside Iraq and Saudi Arabia, having invested US$2 million to purchase Astros. However, the exact number is undefined. Malaysian Army: 54 units of Astros II Saudi Arabia: 76 Astros II Potential operators : On December 4, 2022, the Brazilian media reported a Ukrainian interest in the ASTROS system, to equip the Army in the Russo-Ukrainian War efforts. The sale was blocked by the Bolsonaro administration. A diplomatic effort by the United States to persuade the president-elect of Brazil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, to unblock the deal was reported on the 5th of December 2022. See also HIMARS BM-21 RM-70 T-122 Sakarya 9A52-4 Tornado Fajr-5 TOROS Falaq-2 Pinaka multi-barrel rocket launcher References External links Astros II Artillery Saturation Rocket System, Brazil FAS Military Analysis Network Wheeled self-propelled rocket launchers Multiple rocket launchers of Brazil Modular rocket launchers Military vehicles introduced in the 1980s