Russian tanks were widely considered to be the most powerful military force for a long period. These massive tanks made of steel were the subject of a lot of conversations. People were discussing how ...

The conflict with Ukraine has been rapidly destroying Russia's tanks, and it seems as though the country can't keep up with the destruction. By the fall of 2024, over 9,000 tanks and infantry vehicles ...

The shadow of Prokhorovka looms over Russia’s current campaign in Ukraine. Since 2022, open-source trackers have verified the destruction of over 3,700 Russian tanks, with Ukrainian military estimates ...

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 has lost scores of tanks, among other military equipment, over the last three and a half years. Russia’s main battle tank fleet continues to take major hits. According to Ukrainian commander-in ...

They’ve been a mainstay in battle since the early 20th century. But in just three years of war in Ukraine, tanks have evolved. By Marco Hernandez and Thomas Gibbons-Neff When Russia launched its ...

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 ...

Image capture of a video posted on social media showing a Russian tank firing at Ukrainian positions during the Battle of Mariupol. Despite ongoing peace talks, Russia continues its large-scale ...

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For more than three years, Russia has been deploying its oldest military vehicles to the front lines—with catastrophic results. As the White House attempts to persuade Moscow to agree on a ceasefire ...

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 ...