A huge column of new Malva self-propelled artillery systems for the military was shown on video
Footage of a railway train carrying combat systems was posted online
2S43 «Malva»
Critical Defect of New "Malva" Self-Propelled Guns Revealed: Crews Endangered
Batteries on the 2S43 Quickly Fail Due to Strong Gun Recoil
All Military Vehicles to be Displayed at the May 9 Victory Day Parade in Moscow Revealed
The Red Square will feature the Malva self-propelled howitzer, the Tigr armored vehicle, the T-90M Proryv tank, and the Iskander-M OTRK.
Made from what was available: 2S44 "Hyacinth-K" self-propelled howitzer spotted at the Victory Day Parade rehearsal in Moscow
Army Recognition: The artillery system was developed on the basis of the 2S43 "Malva"
Huge batch of the latest "Malva" self-propelled howitzers for the Russian military spotted on a train
A photo of a train with combat systems was posted on the Web
The Military Balance experts counted 5157 artillery systems in service with the Russian Armed Forces
The selection includes data on self-propelled guns "Gvozdika", "Giatsint-S", "Msta-SM", "Akatsiya" and other howitzers
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Huge batch of the latest Malva self-propelled guns sent to the Russian military
Photos of a train with combat systems appeared online
The latest self-propelled artillery unit "Malva" withstood a HIMARS missile hit: it will soon return to service
The armored cabin demonstrated high protection against fragmentation warhead
Like Lego constructor: Russian self-propelled gun "Malva" received a new gun
Ozdoyev spoke about the adaptability of military technologies
The latest "Malva" received the index "Hyacinth-K": characteristics of the self-propelled gun revealed
The self-propelled gun is capable of firing "Krasnopol-M2" shells at a range of up to 40 km
Footage of the latest modification of the wheeled self-propelled gun "Malva" appeared: the goddess of long-range artillery
TsAST published a photo of the new modification of the combat vehicle
Krasnopol-M2 Projectiles and Orlan-30 UAV Assassins: Surgical Instruments of the Russian Army
Orlan-30 Remains Key for Illuminating Targets for Msta-S and Malva Self-Propelled Guns