Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

Given Ukraine's history with Soviet weaponry, the country is more ... and Abrams tanks instead of T-72 tanks. Harley said that later in the war, the SOF received and started using the DDM4 rifle ...

Most of the tanks the Ukrainians destroyed were Soviet-era T-80 battle tanks ... representing older vehicles like the T-72. These aren't modern tanks, and they don't have much of a chance against ...

From the WWII-era T-55 to the Soviet-made T-62, T-72, and T-80 armored vehicles, these outdated tanks showcase just how much the Russian armor corps has been forced to devolve back to the 1980s.

Into their fourth year of war, Ukrainians living in or near front line regions of their country grapple with their losses and ...

For Finns and Swedes, preparedness is natural as they live next to a neighbor that poses a real threat to their security: ...

Washington has sent more than 200 155mm howitzers along with three million corresponding artillery rounds, 72 105mm howitzers ... Some 45 Soviet-designed T-72B tanks were also sent.

President Trump: Really, why don't we just pull out of the ... signatories against it. Led by a Soviet-Arab coalition, the Resolution was adopted by 72 members; 35 nations opposed it and 32 ...

Washington has sent more than 200 155mm howitzers along with three million corresponding artillery rounds, 72 105mm howitzers ... Forty-five Soviet-designed T-72B tanks were also sent.

NHL teams also faced the Soviet Red Army team in exhibitions in the 1970s, and the USSR played Canada in Summit Series in ‘72 and ’74. Stay logged in. The Newsday app makes it easier to access ...

Washington has sent more than 200 155mm howitzers along with three million corresponding artillery rounds, 72 105mm howitzers and a million ... beginning in January 2023. Some 45 Soviet-designed T-72B ...

With regards to the “Oka,” Soviet engineers were tasked with developing a mortar that could shoot a 1,653-pound (750-kilogram) nuclear projectile up to a range of 72 miles (45 kilometers).