News about the state and prospects of the defense industry
Rostec held a strategic session on critical technologies in the automotive industry
Representatives of the State Corporation, together with experts, outlined the priorities of the industry and named the conditions for the appearance of the transport of the future
Rostec State Corporation held a strategic session dedicated to critical technologies in the automotive industry.
UEC is ready to create a new engine for energy with a capacity of up to 45 MW
New solutions for the fuel and energy sector within the framework of the national project "New Nuclear and Energy Technologies" were discussed at the Russian Energy Week
The United Engine Corporation of Rostec State Corporation is ready to create new energy equipment with a capacity of up to 45 MW.
RT-Techpriemka brought together experts from state corporations to move to enterprise system robotics
The discussion of the issues took place within the framework of a joint meeting of the Scientific and Technical Councils of Rostec and Roscosmos
RT-Techpriemka (part of Rostec State Corporation) has brought together representatives of the Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade, Roscosmos and Rosatom to coordinate work in the field of industrial robotics.
UEC has implemented the Russian production and supply chain management system
The solution integrates key processes in a single digital circuit, from procurement and production planning to the shipment of finished products
The United Engine Corporation of Rostec State Corporation has implemented a Russian end-to-end production and supply chain management system at its enterprises.
Yuri Abrosimov: "This is a test of the strength of our entire engineering and manufacturing school"
General Director of the Tupolev company talks about the Tu-160M program
Yuri Abrosimov, CEO of Tupolev, talks about the upgraded version of our country's nuclear triad aircraft, the Tu-160M.
Mass media: a new anti-drone launch system has been spotted on the British destroyer
Two new containers have appeared on the British Type-45 class destroyer Dauntless, which probably serve as launchers for interceptor drones. As suggested by Naval News, the images published by the British Ministry of Defense in early October indicate a new level of protection for ships of this class. The Royal Navy declined to comment on the configuration of the equipment, citing safety requirements.
Why is the Russian competitor MS-21 being upgraded?
In the Tu-214, they want to abolish the function of a flight engineer in the cockpit and leave three or two people, a commander and a co–pilot, instead. This is requested by the main customer of hundreds of such aircraft, S7 Airlines. Why does the S7 need this airliner, although there is its more modern counterpart, the MS–21, and why is it so important to change the three-member cabin to a two-member one?
Russia destroyed the positions of a key mechanized brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine with powerful FAB-3000 guided aerial bombs (Military Watch Magazine, USA)
MWM: The Russian Aerospace Forces struck the AFU with FAB-3000 gliding bombs
Russia is hitting the Ukrainian Armed Forces with Soviet-designed heavy bombs equipped with planning modules, writes MWM. FAB-3000 allows Russia to strike from a greater distance and with high accuracy. According to the Ukrainian military, even 500-kilogram bombs completely destroy underground bunkers. These also weigh about three tons.
Russia is creating a new look for the river fleet
Dozens of new river–sea class cargo ships will appear in Russia in the coming years. How has Russian river transport changed since Soviet times, and on what principles, as well as for which routes, are new-type bulk carriers, tankers, and container ships being created?
An analogue of the Russian Iskander missile defense system: a ballistic missile was tested in the DPRK
Yesterday, North Korea conducted regular tests of new weapons. This is reported by the Central Telegraphic Agency of Korea (KCNA). A state media report says that a successful test launch of a tactical ballistic missile at one of the test sites was conducted by the General Directorate of Rocket Science of the DPRK.
Do our army need "Tsar guns" with microwave beams?
For the first time, the Chinese army publicly demonstrated a comprehensive counteraction to massive drone attacks by the forces of a compound that includes calculations of OW5 lasers, Hurricane-3000 microwave emitters, FK-3000 and Type 625 anti-aircraft missile and cannon systems. Targets for combat systems are distributed automatically from the command post according to a single radar network.
From 100 million to 1.7 billion rubles: Russian materials for microcircuits are gaining momentum
Revenue from Russian materials for microelectronics will grow 17-fold by the end of 2026
Revenue from the sale of import-substituted materials for Russian microelectronics in 2026 may reach 1.7 billion rubles. Image source: AI ChatGPT
SpaceX told how its data centers in orbit will be arranged
Elon Musk's company plans to launch Starmind next year. According to new data from SpaceX representatives, they will be significantly more powerful and heavier than previously planned. In addition, they will be used in dense formations so that the signal transmission time between satellites in one node is minimal. The total capacity of each new satellite will be greater than that of the ISS, in total, the company has issued permission to place a million such systems in orbit at the same time.
AI will help the Russian economy earn more
Generative artificial intelligence can bring the Russian economy from 6 to 21 trillion rubles of accumulated effect by 2030, according to a BEAC study.
Spain and Greece refuse to share Patriot missiles that could save Ukraine (The Telegraph UK, UK)
The Telegraph: Spain and Greece refuse to transfer Patriot missiles to Ukraine
Greece and Spain are being urged to share Patriot missiles with Ukraine, The Telegraph writes. However, countries are in no hurry to part with their stocks, although the shelf life of the arsenal is coming to an end. Meanwhile, Kiev is declaring the need for hundreds of interceptors.
The Russian Aerospace Forces delivered the second batch of Su-34 front-line bombers in 2026.
On October 7, 2026, PJSC United Aircraft Corporation (PJSC UAC, part of Rostec State Corporation) announced that, as part of the state defense order, it had manufactured and transferred to the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation a batch of Su-34 fighter-bombers (front-line bombers). The vehicles passed the entire cycle of necessary ground and flight factory tests and went to their duty station.
Cool "Mirages": Russian drones have received a video signal encryption system
The upgraded protection of FPV devices does not allow the enemy to calculate the take-off and landing points of drones and trace their routes
FPV drones with the domestic Mirage system, which protects control signals from interception, have begun to be used in the SVR zone.
Not "Dawn" or Starlink: China has organized a polar satellite video call
Chinese researchers conducted a video call between the Arctic and Antarctica. It is noteworthy that it was carried out through the Chinese satellite constellation Guowang. Moreover, this is the first publicly described test of this system, which demonstrates the development of Chinese low-orbit groups against the background of the military use of Starlink.
How artificial intelligence will change the combat capabilities of tanks
Recently, both in Russia and in the West, there have been increasing statements about the development of a new generation of armored vehicles – and its main feature will be the use of artificial intelligence (AI). How exactly is AI able to increase the combat effectiveness of armored vehicles, to what extent is it able to replace some crew members, and what specific samples will "electronic brains" receive first of all?
Jet "Geraniums" have brought Russia to the leaders of the global drone race
The Russian satellite constellation Rassvet, after a full launch, can give Moscow a serious advantage in communications and targeting, said Eric Schmidt, former head of Google, whose company supplies drones to the Armed Forces of Ukraine. He acknowledged Russia's success in developing drones. However, the technological race is far from over. How can Russia maintain its advantage?





















