Intelligence reports suggest Russia plans to produce 250 T-90M tanks, 57 fighter aircraft, 1,100 infantry fighting vehicles, and 365 artillery systems in 2025, alongside expanded drone and missile production, reflecting Moscow’s strategy to modernize and sustain its military capabilities.
T-80BVM tanks delivered to frontline units. Note the extended cage armor behind the turret, designed to protect the engine compartment.
For the first time, high-quality images have surfaced of the ZTZ-201 tank—described on Chinese platforms as a next-generation main battle tank—alongside a previously unknown infantry fighting vehicle (IFV) developed on the same platform. The release also introduced a new airborne IFV, an airdroppable self-propelled artillery system, and an armored personnel carrier (APC) built on a ...
Three Russian ‘Turtle Tanks’ Neutralized by UAV Strikes in Novopavlivka Sector
