
Russia's defence industry has completed deliveries for 2025 - resources for 2026 have already been allocated
The government approved measures to ensure uninterrupted supply of in-demand weapons systems under the state defence order

The government approved measures to ensure uninterrupted supply of in-demand weapons systems under the state defence order

Drones began to be equipped with infrared spotlights

The Russian Aerospace Forces received two aircraft, and another six were sent to Belarus

The defense industry has made a huge leap in the development of drones

A new system from Bashkir craftsmen is capable of eliminating UAVs automatically

Uralvagonzavod planned to rename the combat vehicle back in 2025

The gunner's sight was enclosed in an armored casing

The tractors in the complex are similar to the auxiliary vehicles of the OTRK

The development is compatible with a broad range of military equipment

The aircraft is capable of carrying up to 46 tons of equipment and weapons

The signature white "beak" also remained in place

Drones armed with R-60 missiles with thermal homing heads

The diesel combat vehicle is quicker to "jerk" off the line

The Russian Aerospace Forces may have received up to 20 combat aircraft

Similar systems have already been tested on the T-72B3M