Key Points and Summary - Russia’s T-14 Armata, unveiled in 2014 as a “supertank,” has receded from view and stayed out of Ukraine. -Despite a 2019 order for 132 Armata-family vehicles, deliveries are ...

Key Points - Russia's T-14 Armata, despite being touted as a revolutionary main battle tank, is a deeply troubled program whose future is in doubt. -On paper, its features are impressive, including an ...

It's possible the T-14 has been used, but the war has tarnished the reputation of Russian tanks. It wasn't long ago when Western experts feared that Russia's T-14 Armata tank would leave Western tanks ...

Summary: The T-14 Armata tank, unveiled in 2015, was intended to be a revolutionary advancement in armored warfare. -Featuring an unmanned turret, advanced armor, and a new 125mm smoothbore cannon, it ...

Russia's most advanced tank is likely too costly to use in Ukraine, the head of a top defense firm said. The new T-14 Armata is estimated to cost between $5 million and $9 million. Russia previously ...

Summary and Key Points: Russia’s T-14 Armata tank, one of the most advanced tanks ever developed, has faced limitations in mass production and affordability, hindering its widespread deployment.

Russia is likely withholding its prestigious T-14 Armata tanks from the front lines in Ukraine to avoid "potential reputation damage" if the war machines do not perform well in combat, according to ...

Main battle tanks like Germany's Leopard 2 and America's M1 Abrams are considered the pinnacle of armored warfare. Both tanks are quick off the line, capable of laying down an absurd amount of ...

Main battle tanks, big, sweaty leviathans of motor vehicles whose only earthly job is to roll through enemy territory imposing their will on hostile armor until the other side waves the white flag and ...

Perhaps never before in the history of armored warfare has such a fuss been kicked up about a vehicle produced in so few numbers as the Russian T-14 Armata main battle tank. Regardless of what side of ...