Dozens of Russian tanks and other military vehicles entering ... employed similar markings on armored vehicles and jeeps for identification purposes. Russian troops on the move by the border ...

Here 24/7 Wall St. is taking a closer look into Russia’s tank arsenal over the years. To identify every Russian-made tank, 24/7 Wall St. reviewed a catalog of tanks from Military Factory.

A Quantum Leap in Russian Tank Design Research on the T-95 began ... reconnaissance, and target identification facilities. Unfortunately, these systems' details are classified, so we can only ...

As of April 22, 2025, Russia has lost around 10,683 tanks in Ukraine—destroyed, damaged, abandoned, or captured. It’s a staggering number that shows just how brutal the war has been for Russia ...

More accurate counts of tanks in Russian storage tell us when Russia’s ability to replace destroyed tanks will drop. This will be a further drop in Russia’s military capability. The other key take ...

Amid Ukraine’s long-anticipated counteroffensive, Russia is packing old, dilapidated tanks with explosives and sending them on one-way trips toward the Ukrainian front lines as lumbering vehicle ...

On the shell-pocked battleground of eastern Ukraine, Russia has one main goal: to fully occupy the coal-rich Donbas region. That means capturing Luhansk Oblast and neighboring Donetsk Oblast ...

As American-made Abrams tanks enter Ukraine, Russian state media is portraying them as flawed machines that are easily destroyed. There is considerable hype over Kyiv’s imminent use of the tanks ...

One country that's done something a bit differently of late, though, is the Russian Federation, which welded massive metal cages and panels onto the tops of its tanks. This isn't some funky style ...

Since Russia invaded Ukraine on Feb. 24, more than 100 Russian tanks reportedly have been destroyed or damaged. Some social media users claim Ukrainians are selling captured tanks on eBay.

A report by the International Institute for Strategic Studies said Russia’s tank and artillery fleets had suffered “significant attrition” in the war. By Carly Olson The Russian military has ...