Key Points and Summary - The war in Ukraine is a contest of endurance, a race between two "hourglasses": Ukraine's military resolve versus Russia's ability to sustain the invasion. -While Vladimir ...

US Abrams tanks have seen combat in Ukraine, where Soviet-style tanks are by far the most prevalent. Soviet-style tanks are smaller and lighter than their American counterparts. Both designs have ...

Key Points - Russia has tripled the production of its most advanced operational tank, the T-90M "Proryv," with output from the Uralvagonzavod plant potentially exceeding 200 units in 2024. -Despite ...

Russia has lost about 3,800 tanks since 2022, compared with about 1,100 for Ukraine, per Oryx estimates. In Kursk, Russian tank losses are nearly equal to those of Ukraine, challenging Kyiv's ...

Three main types of Russian main battle tank (MBT) have come to dominate Russia’s fleet in very different proportions compared with the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February ...

Russia’s new T-80BVM tank is designed to dominate combat in the Arctic—but has proven far from ideal in Ukraine. The Russian T-80BVM is one of Russia’s most advanced and modernized main battle tanks ...

Ded Moroz, Russia’s version of Father Christmas, generally delivers presents to children on New Year’s rather than Christmas – and the Kremlin actually may have received its best gift from ...

Tanks are becoming steel porcupines in the latest round of improvised armor upgrades in Ukraine. First seen on Russian vehicles, bizarre ‘Dread’ armor with arrays of metal rods or spikes is now being ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Vikram Mittal is a contributor who covers aerospace and defense. Ukrainian decoy of a Leopard 2A4 tank deployed in the Donetsk ...

Tanks and armored vehicles are typically at the vanguard of an assault. Not for Russia. Russian troops in Ukraine are using motorbikes, with tanks hanging back to provide fire support. It looks like ...

Russia lost 61 artillery systems, 18 armored fighting vehicles (AFVs), and five tanks on Monday in its war with Kyiv, as well as 1,180 soldiers, according to the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.

For civilians looking at a tank on display in a museum, it can look all but impenetrable. Unfortunately for those servicepeople who crew them, that's not the case. Engineers have introduced and ...