Ukraine is adding protective coverings to US-donated Abrams tanks to counter Russia. The 31 Abrams tanks it received came without the most advanced armor. Ukraine's new shields aim to protect against ...

Ukraine has outfitted another NATO tank type with unusual cage armor. The steel screens help protect German-made Leopard tanks from inbound Russian munitions. The screens, made by Rinat Akhmetov's ...

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Ukraine's armed forces are set to receive another critical influx of military equipment from Western allies, including several advanced Leopard 2 tanks. The continued support comes as Ukraine prepares ...

Key Points and Summary - While Ukraine fields a mix of Western and Soviet-era tanks, its own homegrown T-84 Oplot is rarely seen on the battlefield. -The T-84 is a major upgrade over its Soviet ...

The losses of the Russian tank which Vladimir Putin has boasted as being "the best in the world" have reached three figures in his full-scale invasion of Ukraine, according to a tally by an ...

What You Need to Know: Ukraine’s aging T-64 tanks, originally developed in the 1960s, have proven surprisingly effective against Russian forces in the current conflict, despite their outdated design. ...

Summary and 5 M1 Abrams Tanks Facts You Need to Know on Ukraine: The deployment of older M1 Abrams tanks to Ukraine has proven ineffective in changing the course of the war. -While celebrated as a ...

The U.S. Army is fast-tracking a new main battle tank, the M1E3, designed to be lighter, faster and more survivable — reflecting lessons from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. General Dynamics Land ...

Russian forces appear to be operating North Korean-made anti-tank missile vehicles near Ukraine. Images shared on Telegram appear to show the Bulsae-4 vehicle operating around the Kharkiv region. The ...

Ukraine’s forces could try advancing farther on Russian soil, or return to the front line, where Moscow is making gains. There are arguments for various options. By Kim Barker and Constant Méheut ...