Armata, Kurganets & Co: Sneak Peak at Russia's Brand New Military Equipment

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Never before seen types of military hardware, including new Armata main battle tanks and infantry fighting vehicles, will be showcased during the Moscow Victory Day Parade on May 9.

The Russian Defense Ministry posted on its website photos of its latest, most advanced models of military hardware that will be displayed in the Moscow Victory Day Parade on May 9.

© Photo : The Russian Defence MinistryArmata tank
Armata main battle tank - Sputnik International
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Armata tank
© Photo : The Russian Defence MinistryBumerang wheeled armored personnel carrier
Bumerang wheeled armored personnel carrier - Sputnik International
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Bumerang wheeled armored personnel carrier
© Photo : The Russian Defence MinistrySelf-propelled artillery system Koalitsiya-SV
Self-propelled artillery system Koalitsiya-SV - Sputnik International
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Self-propelled artillery system Koalitsiya-SV
© Photo : The Russian Defence MinistryKurganets-25 armored personnel carrier
Kurganets-25 armored personnel carrier - Sputnik International
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Kurganets-25 armored personnel carrier
© Photo : The Russian Defence MinistryA Kornet-D1 anti-tank missile complex
Anti-tank guided weapon Kornet-D1 mounted on a modified chassis of all-terrain infantry mobility vehicle GAZ Tigr - Sputnik International
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A Kornet-D1 anti-tank missile complex
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Armata tank
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Bumerang wheeled armored personnel carrier
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Self-propelled artillery system Koalitsiya-SV
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Kurganets-25 armored personnel carrier
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A Kornet-D1 anti-tank missile complex

On the website one can see high-resolution photos of the new Armata main battle tank, the Armata infantry fighting vehicle on the new heavy tracked vehicle platform, Koalitsiya-SV self-propelled artillery system, and the Kurganets-25 infantry fighting vehicle.

The Armata T-14 tank during the rehearsal of the Victory Day Parade on Moscow's Tverskaya Street - Sputnik International
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Earlier, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu said the upcoming Victory Parade, marking the 70th anniversary of the Soviet Army's victory over Nazi Germany in World War II, will be the largest in Russia's recent history. Over 15,000 personnel and about 200 pieces of military hardware will be on display, including weaponry never before seen by the public.

The Russian Defense Ministry has previously confirmed that it will roll out a new-generation Armata main battle tank with an unmanned remotely-controlled turret.

This year's premieres include high-end armored personnel carriers, high-precision self-propelled artillery systems, as well as the famous Sukhoi Su-30 and Sukhoi Su-35 fighter jets. The historical part of the march-by will feature the legendary T-34 battle tanks, the mainstay of the Red Army in the 1940s.

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