The Russian government plans to demonstrate “stealth camouflage” technology for ground forces capable of changing its appearance. The camouflage, developed by Russian defense contractor Rostec ...

Russian troops in Ukraine have scrambled to avoid detection and attack by using tree branches and straw, even swaths of carpeting, to conceal tanks and other armored vehicles, in what analysts ...

According to Forbes, in the past few months, Ukrainian forces began to notice Russian T-72 tanks with a sort of metal roof slapped atop its hull and turret, and they kept coming.

Experts say battlefield images show Russian tanks are suffering from a defect that Western militaries have known about for decades and refer to as the “jack-in-the-box effect.” Moscow, they ...

A Russian tank has gone viral after being spotted with a metal roof during an attack. Dubbed the "turtle tank" online, it's become a meme-like fascination for those interested in the Ukraine war.

Russia’s Anti-Drone ‘Turtle Tank’ Got Too Famous For Its Own Good. Ukraine’s Troops Tracked It Down—And Blew It Up. The T-72’s awkward do-it-yourself armor couldn’t save it.

Some Russian tanks seen with makeshift cages attached to them to protect against anti-tank missiles. An expert told Insider that the cages are futile against modern weapons like the Javelin and NLAW.

Brendan Cole is a Newsweek Senior News Reporter based in London, UK. His focus is Russia and Ukraine, in particular the war started by Moscow. He also covers other areas of geopolitics including ...