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The following weapons were used in the film Chernobyl Diaries:
Walther P99QA
Uri (Dimitri Diatchenko) carries a Walther P99QA as his personal weapon at one point. This pistol can be seen in the hands of Paul (Jonathan Sadowski), Michael (Nathan Phillips), Amanda (Devin Kelley) and Natalie (Olivia Taylor Dudley)
AKMS
One Berkut (Ukrainian SWAT) member (Milos Timotijevic) carries an AKMS at the checkpoint. Ukrainian special forces at the film's climax also can be seen using AKMS rifles, although they're not seen clearly.
Zastava M70AB2
Paul (Jonathan Sadowski) finds an unloaded and broken Zastava M70AB2, seemingly standing in for a Russian AK variant.
Cannon
An antique cannon is seen in a Eastern Europe fortress.
