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Key Points and Summary: The T-90 tank, a modernized version of the T-72, was once seen as a cornerstone of Russian armored power. -However, the war in Ukraine has exposed its vulnerabilities, with ...

Russia's T-90 Tank Has a Problem . While both Russia and Ukraine have lost many tanks throughout their war, Russian forces have especially suffered. ... T-72, and T-80 tanks.

Russian T-90 and T-80 main battle tanks will be outfitted with the Arena-M new reactive armor, High Precision Systems Group within the state tech corporation Rostec told TASS on Wednesday.

But even if Russia refuses to follow the price cap, the nation still has the resources to evade those sanctions, and exporting 80% to 90% of its oil despite the price cap is "not unreasonable ...

Estimates that up to 80-90% of Russian oil will continue to flow outside the cap mechanism if Moscow seeks to flout it are not unreasonable, a U.S. Treasury official told Reuters.

Despite Russia cutting off natural gas deliveries to Germany through the Nord Stream 1 pipeline, Germany's oil reserves are more than 90% full and steadily increasing. ... from 80% and 90%.

Goldman Sachs is warning of potential upside risks to oil prices following U.S. sanctions on Russia's energy sector, with Brent crude already approaching $80 per barrel and the possibility of ...

Russian troops have lost almost half of their stocks of heavy military equipment, including all pre-war stocks of T-90 tanks and a significant part o Tuesday, 02 January 2024 12:17 GMT عربي ...

It’s obvious why the Russians and their allies would bother with an 80-year-old howitzer that, in its prime, lobbed a 90-pound shell just eight miles—half the range of a modern howitzer.

By 0857 GMT, the rouble was down 0.2% at 79.90 per U.S. dollar, LSEG data based on over-the-counter quotes showed. The Russian currency hit a near two-year high of 79.32 to the dollar last week.

Brent crude could reach $90 per barrel as Goldman Sachs warns of potential oil price risks due to U.S. sanctions on Russian energy sector.