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Plasma gun for "Armata": myth or reality
the Expert commented on the rumors about replacing the "Armata" with a tank with an ETH
A fundamentally new generation of Russian tanks, which, in particular, can replace the T-14 "Armata" vehicles, will receive an electrothermochemical gun (ETH), media reports, citing confidential sources in the military-industrial complex. Military observer " Newspaper.EN " Mikhail Khodarenok dealt with the details of this innovation.
During the battle, the t-90 of Azerbaijan was hit in the side by an ATGM, and the armored car was hit by an RPG
The Armenian military demonstrated the defeat of two enemy armored vehicles. The released video captured an episode of one of the fights.
Russia and Mongolia held military exercises "Selenga-2020»
Russian and Mongolian military personnel conducted the Selenga-2020 exercise. On Monday, November 2, the press service of the Eastern military district (VVO).
Russia will export about 50 new military vehicles in seven years
Russia is going to introduce about 50 new models of military equipment to the world market in the next 5-7 years, including armored vehicles based on the Armata tank, the press service of Rosoboronexport reported on Monday.
Interesting offer. What military equipment will be exported to Russia
Russia will export about 50 new military vehicles in seven years. On Sputnik radio, Dmitry Stefanovich, a researcher at the IMEMO RAS Center for international security, expressed the opinion that many countries around the world will want to buy Russian weapons.
Within 5-7 years, Armata and su-57 can enter the foreign market
"We can expect that within 5-7 years Rosoboronexport will present about 50 modern samples of Russian military products on the world market. Among the potential bestsellers are the developments and products of rostec enterprises: Armata-based armored vehicles assembled at UVZ enterprises, the 5th-generation su-57E aircraft from UAC, the ka-52K ship-based helicopter, and the upgraded Mi-28NE of the Russian Helicopters holding, the company's press service reported.
