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Yuri Pasholok. 50 Shades of the Most Famous Soviet Green
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A popular explanation of the 4BO camouflage pattern, which was used to paint Soviet armored vehicles and other equipment   Armored vehicles ...

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The "Zircon" hypersonic missile is changing its position. How a ground-based launcher is shifting the strategic balance of power
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During one of the most recent large-scale strikes on enemy territory, the “Zircon” sea-launched hypersonic missiles distinguished themselves in particular. ...

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The range they’ve always dreamed of. What opportunities does the new KS-172 ultra-long-range missile offer the Russian Aerospace Forces?
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News has circulated online that the KS-172 ultra-long-range missile has been added to the Russian Air Force’s arsenal; it can be deployed on upgraded MiG-31BM ...

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"Arrows Against Aircraft Carriers": The U.S. Is Turning the ARRW Hypersonic Missile Into a Ship-Killer
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Just a few years ago, the American AGM-183 ARRW hypersonic missile seemed like a project on the brink of being scrapped. After a series of failed tests, the ...

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Poland Has Only Just Begun Receiving the Borsuk — and It Is Already Building an IFV 12 Tons Heavier: Why It Needs the 40-Ton Ratel
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Poland has only just begun rearming its mechanized infantry with the new Borsuk, with the first production vehicles entering service in late 2025 and a ...

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A Cruise Missile Was Hung Under a Mi-28 — But Why? What Can a Helicopter Give the Banderol That an Ordinary Truck Cannot?
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Photos that appeared in September 2026 showing a Mi-28 carrying a small cruise missile under its stub wing initially look like a perfectly logical development ...

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The new Javelin is lighter, smarter, and has a longer range: For the first time in decades, the U.S. is carrying out a major modernization of the West’s leading anti-tank missile system
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At first glance, the news seems rather unremarkable. The U.S. Army has received its first new LWCLU (Lightweight Command Launch Unit) launch modules for the ...

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A Weapon Without an Explosion or Traces. What the USSR Tested in 1984 and Why It Frightened the U.S.
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In 1984, an American reconnaissance satellite detected a strange phenomenon over the territory of the USSR—at an altitude of about 80 kilometers, the ...

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Russia Deployed the Rare 9M729 Missile: Why the Appearance of the “INF Treaty Killer” Proved Far More Significant Than the Strike Itself
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Following the recent strike on Kyiv, analysts’ attention was drawn not so much to the attack itself as to one of the munitions used. Among the debris found, ...

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How did the Soviet Union develop a competitor to the "Tomahawk," and what happened to it?
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In the early 1970s, Lev Lyuliev, chief designer at the “Novator” Design Bureau, approached Defense Minister Ustinov with blueprints for a fundamentally new ...

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