 Enemy is testing drone interceptor that resembles Ukrainian Sting drone. PHOTO    The Russian research and production centre for unmanned aerial systems and robotic systems, NPC BASiRTC, has presented a drone interceptor that resembles the Ukaine solutions.      8 430   27    Previously in trend:   russia increases weapons production
     Enemy is testing drone interceptor that resembles Ukrainian Sting drone. PHOTO    The Russian research and production centre for unmanned aerial systems and robotic systems, NPC BASiRTC, has presented a drone interceptor that resembles the Ukaine solutions.      8 430   27    Previously in trend:   russia increases weapons production    DIU: Russia has strong missile production and enough stockpiles for mass strikes on Ukraine    Russia retains a significant stockpile of missiles of various types, allowing it to continue launching large-scale strikes against Ukrainian territory.      9 420   54    Previously in trend:   Shelling of Ukraine   russia increases weapons production
    DIU: Russia has strong missile production and enough stockpiles for mass strikes on Ukraine    Russia retains a significant stockpile of missiles of various types, allowing it to continue launching large-scale strikes against Ukrainian territory.      9 420   54    Previously in trend:   Shelling of Ukraine   russia increases weapons production    Russia will be able to fight for at least 2 more years at current level of losses. This year, Russian army will receive 1,500 tanks and 3,000 armored vehicles - Cavoli. INFOGRAPHICS    In one of his speeches in early April, General Christopher Cavoli, Commander of the US Armed Forces in Europe, outlined that in 2025 the Russian army should receive 1500 tanks and 3000 armored vehicles of various types, apparently restored, modernized and manufactured in total. This implies that Russia will be able to conduct hostilities even at the current level of losses for at least 2 more years.      7 053   93    Previously in trend:   russia increases weapons production
    Russia will be able to fight for at least 2 more years at current level of losses. This year, Russian army will receive 1,500 tanks and 3,000 armored vehicles - Cavoli. INFOGRAPHICS    In one of his speeches in early April, General Christopher Cavoli, Commander of the US Armed Forces in Europe, outlined that in 2025 the Russian army should receive 1500 tanks and 3000 armored vehicles of various types, apparently restored, modernized and manufactured in total. This implies that Russia will be able to conduct hostilities even at the current level of losses for at least 2 more years.      7 053   93    Previously in trend:   russia increases weapons production    Not just missiles: Russia is ramping up production of tanks, artillery, explosives, UAVs and aircraft - The Economist    Russia is replacing troops, tanks and ammunition "at an unprecedented pace". This year, its factories will produce 1,500 tanks, 3,000 armoured vehicles, and 250,000 shells per month.      22 187   97    Previously in trend:   Russia increased UAV production   russia increases weapons production
    Not just missiles: Russia is ramping up production of tanks, artillery, explosives, UAVs and aircraft - The Economist    Russia is replacing troops, tanks and ammunition "at an unprecedented pace". This year, its factories will produce 1,500 tanks, 3,000 armoured vehicles, and 250,000 shells per month.      22 187   97    Previously in trend:   Russia increased UAV production   russia increases weapons production    Putin demands to increase weapons production in 2025 for war in Ukraine    On April 23, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin announced the need to significantly increase arms production in 2025.      2 791   24    Previously in trend:   russia increases weapons production
    Putin demands to increase weapons production in 2025 for war in Ukraine    On April 23, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin announced the need to significantly increase arms production in 2025.      2 791   24    Previously in trend:   russia increases weapons production