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The Factory That Created the PS-90A and PD-14 May Not Survive: What Threatens the Legend of the Perm Aviation Industry
Ulyanovsk "Interstankoservis" went to court against "ODK-Perm Motors"
Guardian: European Union Remains Largest Buyer of Russian Liquefied Natural Gas
US Authorities Hope to Squeeze Russia Out of the Global Energy Market
Home Stretch: Fully Russian Aircraft to Enter Service as Early as 2026
The loss of hundreds of foreign-made aircraft will not affect transportation in the country
Sarmat, Avangard, Tsirkon, Oreshnik, and Burevestnik Missiles: Are They Really "Without Analogs"?
Now it's not a slogan, but a brand of the Russian missile industry
6S1 "Canary" Complex: How the Soviet Army Strengthened Its Special Forces
The rifle-grenade complex had the ability to fire HEAT grenades that could penetrate 15 mm armor
Unobvious Drone Application Scenarios: Wheelies Talks About New Technologies and Developments
The company has developed a robot waiter, a robot control system, and a Fish-Speech speech recognition model
Su-7U: 60 years ago, the era of combat training aircraft based on the Su-7B began
The two-seat aircraft, codenamed "Product C1", provided training for a new generation of pilots to fly advanced front-line bombers
Unique "Burevestnik": What is known about the unparalleled new Russian missile
The warhead's power is estimated at 70 Hiroshimas - up to a megaton in TNT equivalent
Monster Bigger Than an Aircraft Carrier: What Lies Behind Russia's Plans to Build a Nuclear Submarine for Gas Transportation
Chinese Edition Sohu: "Such Vessels Will Completely Change the Global Logistics of LNG Delivery"
X-101s in Hundreds, Kh-BDs in Dozens? Foreign Analysts Share Data on Missile Production Volumes in Russia
The latest ammunition for Tu-95MS and Tu-160 may have entered mass production
MC-21 Falls Short of Plans: Only 76 Aircraft Instead of 270 by 2030
Import Substitution Stalls: Aircraft Production Lags Behind Government Programs
T-54A — How Steel Was Tempered: Soviet Engineering Thought Created a Vehicle That Shoots on the Move
The revolutionary innovations of its time made the tank one of the most mass-produced in the world
Su-35 — Hunter of the New Century: How the Fighter Became the Most Effective in Combat
The combat vehicle can withstand even anti-aircraft missile hits
Tu-214, Il-114, Su-34: Which Aircraft Will Save Russian Anti-Submarine Aviation?
Aircraft of this type cover naval bases and search for submarines using radar
Yak-40 "Iron Butt": The First Soviet Jet Passenger Aircraft Certified for Airworthiness in Europe and the USA
The Yakovlev Design Bureau succeeded in creating a successful airliner for regional short-haul flights
Artificial Intelligence as Part of Russian Weapons
The future of the defense industry in the interaction of human experience and the capabilities of artificial intelligence
Ilyushin vs. Tupolev: What the First Soviet Supersonic Airliner Il-66 Could Have Been
The project promised a revolution in passenger aviation but was ahead of its time
"Weapon Against the West": TNI Analyst Explains How Moscow, with Rosatom's Help, Spread Its Influence in Africa
Business Expert Carr: Russia Signed Nuclear Energy Cooperation Agreement with 21 African States
MiG-27 with an Engine from Su-27: A Unique Experiment Almost Forgotten
The test aircraft remained only as a prototype in Ramenskoye
What Will Replace the BTR-82? Large "Boomerangs" or Improved "Oldies"?
New wheeled vehicles and tracked alternatives on the horizon
First Flight of the "Chaika": The Legendary Be-12 Flying Boat Turns 65
The Soviet anti-submarine amphibious aircraft was equipped with three anchors and a water rudder for maneuvering afloat
"Calibers" Leave Ships: Land-Based Launchers to Become Priority
MRCs are too expensive and vulnerable - land base promises more reliability
"Russians Remain in the Shadows with Their MiG-31s": Rutte Disparagingly Speaks About Interceptor Fighters and Their Pilots
The Kremlin Points Out the Incompetence of the NATO Secretary General
The principle of operation of the Topol ICBM revealed: a three-stage missile goes into the sky and hits the target with an accuracy of up to a meter
Engineers have for the first time described in detail how the 15Zh58 intercontinental missile works - from launching from a container to deploying warheads
Using a Sledgehammer to Crack a Nut: Why the Yak-130 Isn't the Answer to the Drone Wave
Modifications make the aircraft flexible, but ineffective in combating small UAVs
Revolutionary \"Invisible\" MiG 1.44 Preceded Its Time and Became the Forerunner of Fifth-Generation Fighters
But the plane never went into production
«The most difficult stage of work»: Lithuania does not know how to dismantle the Soviet RBMK-1500 reactors at the Ignalina NPP
The nuclear power plant was closed in 2009, and billions of euros will be spent on its decommissioning
Small Aviation in Russia Suffocated by Certification: Regulations Exist, but No Aircraft
The system is designed for heavy airliners, and the rules turned out to be unworkable due to cumbersome procedures
MiG-29: 200 Meters of Acceleration and Almost Vertical Takeoff
The legendary fighter jet celebrates 48 years since its first flight and remains a symbol of Russian aviation