Russian Ministry of Defence failed to recover 1.45 billion rubles from RChB reconnaissance vehicle manufacturer "Zavod Tula"
The Ministry lost three lawsuits against the Tula developer
Military technology
The latest Geran-4 Seeker drones were used in pairs for the first time, but there is a bottleneck
"Voennaya Khronika": further progress depends on Rassvet satellites
Su-57 to "sink" AMCA: Former Air Force Chief Bhadauria sees threat to national fighter
New Delhi hopes for its own technological base for decades to come
Specialists of the NPTs "Ushkuynik" began testing carriers of interceptor drones
New drones are designed to hit enemy BECs in the Black and Azov Seas
Logs instead of shells: military invents unconventional protection for Grad MLRS against Baba Yaga and Hornet attacks
Treated tree trunks are placed in the free guides of the launcher, leaving part of the ammunition outside the vehicle
The three-barreled turret of KB "Radart" has learned to hold targets independently: the system passed tests at a distance of up to 500 m
At a distance of 300 m, the calculated error of the automatic complex based on PKT machine guns did not exceed 10 cm
Hornet found vulnerable to electronic warfare: Russian military found a way to jam drone control
Features of the drone's antenna system forced specialists to change the settings of electronic warfare equipment
Handmade anti-drone cartridges tested for "Kord", "Utyos" and DShK
The capsule-bullet with buckshot is 3D-printed and designed for shooting at drones
Omich-2 drone starts transporting soldiers to the front line: tracked NRTK mastered as transport
Initially, the robotic platform's task was to deliver cargo and evacuate the wounded
Fiber-optic drone "Knyaz Vandal" gets versions with range up to 42 km: modification line expands
The basic version has been radically updated at the software level over two years
Russian "listener" drones begin to be used at the front
"Knyaz Vandal Novgorodsky", equipped with microphones, detects moving targets by sound
The generator won't slip: military engineers have figured out how to keep a diesel unit on artillery
The technology prevents engine displacement if shock-absorbing supports are destroyed