Russian defense company ROSTEC has sent Zala KYB kamikaze drones to the Ukraine front. Their stealth and precision strike capabilities play a crucial role in the conflict.

Despite economic and technological sanctions, Russia manufactures 100 to 200 tanks per month, significantly boosting its military strength and resilience.

Russia has completed the delivery of Shturm-S and Khrizantema-S tank destroyer vehicles via ROSTEC, enhancing its capability against Western tanks.

Russia has received 2–3 new Su-34 fighter jets from UAC to meet operational demands in Ukraine, as production ramps up under Defense Ministry orders.

Russia has placed its Avangard hypersonic missile in a launch silo in the Orenburg region, boosting deterrence with unmatched speed and maneuverability.

The U.S. and Germany’s decision to supply modern tanks to Ukraine is seen as a strategic move that could alter the course of the war.

With a 2,500 km range and destructive power, Russia’s Kalibr cruise missiles pose a significant threat not only to Ukraine but also to many European capitals.