This was especially awkward considering yesterday's news about UN agreement on tightening sanctions against Iran.
It isnt. This whole Pokpoong discussion (including this very post) should be either moved to World Armed Forces section or deleted.
Slovakian V-46 versions have power of 850HP, which isn't much different from my guess. Kladivo doesn't have any characteristic external recognition points, so it is rather impossible to "notice". But this could be true - rangefinder and weather sensor are the only two extra components required, and M2002 has both. Besides, Kladivo is native to T-55M which shares fire control with T-62M. I do not have any specific data on Kladivo, generally it is quite hard to find FCS specifics. I would rate it somewhat between T-72B and T-80U ones, but this is a pure assumption.
Also, I am sure this tank does NOT have an autoloader. Explanation is simple. Take a look at those two pictures:
The only possible explanation is that both commander and gunner have their stations left to the gun, just as in T-62. But there's somebody under the right-sided hatch too, he has to operate this machinegun anyway. Can't be anyone but loader.
