Armed Forces and Units

Russian Armed Forces

Contemporary

The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, commonly referred to as the Russian Armed Forces, are the military of Russia. They are organised into three service branches, the Ground Forces, Navy and Aerospace Forces, three independent combat arms, the Strategic Rocket Forces, Airborne Forces and Unmanned Systems Forces, and the Special Operations Forces Command. They have about one million active-duty personnel and close to two million reservists, maintain the world's largest stockpile of nuclear weapons and possess the world's second-largest fleet of ballistic missile submarines. On 7 May 1992, Yeltsin signed a decree establishing the Russian Armed Forces, which subsumed much of the Soviet Armed Forces. The military combines conscripts with contracted volunteers and, despite efforts to professionalise its ranks since the early 2000s, remains heavily reliant on conscripts.

Facts
Force Type
Unified armed forces of the Russian Federation 1
Founded Year
1992 1
Country
Russia 1
Status
Active 2
Personnel
1,320,000 2
Force Type
Force Type (category)
Army 1
Force Type (category)
Navy 1
Connections

Commanders and Forces

South Ossetia war (1991-1992), Wars
Source South Ossetia war (1991-1992) (Wikipedia)

Fought In

First Chechen War, Wars
Source Wikipedia: Russian Armed Forces
Russo-Georgian War, Wars
Source Wikipedia: Russian Armed Forces
Russo-Ukrainian War, Wars
Source Wikipedia: Russian Armed Forces
Second Chechen War, Wars
Source Wikipedia: Russian Armed Forces

Long-Form Articles

From Soviet remnant to Russian force: the first decade, Articles

Operates

OTR-21 Tochka, Weapons Systems
Source Wikipedia: OTR-21 Tochka
OTs-14 Groza, Weapons Systems
Source OTs-14 Groza (Wikipedia)
OTs-21 Malysh, Weapons Systems
Source Wikipedia: OTs-21 Malysh
OTs-33 Pernach, Weapons Systems
Source Wikipedia: OTs-33 Pernach
Pantsir missile system, Weapons Systems
Source Wikipedia: Pantsir missile system
Pantsir-S1, Weapons Systems
Source Wikipedia: Pantsir missile system
PBK-500U Drel, Weapons Systems
Source PBK-500U Drel, Wikipedia
PKM, Weapons Systems
Source Military Factory: Kalashnikov PKM (Pulemyot Kalashnikova Modernizirovany) General Purpose Machine Gun (GPMG) / Light Machine Gun (LMG)
PP-19 Bizon, Weapons Systems
Source MilitaryFactory.com: PP-19 Bizon (Bison)
PP-90, Weapons Systems
Source Wikipedia: PP-90
R-23 (missile), Weapons Systems
Source R-23 (missile) (Wikipedia)
R-77 Air-to-Air Missile, Weapons Systems
Source R-77 Air-to-Air Missile (source article)
RG-6 grenade launcher, Weapons Systems
Source Wikipedia: RG-6 grenade launcher
RPG-28, Weapons Systems
Source RPG-28 (Wikipedia)
RPG-32, Weapons Systems
Source MilitaryFactory.com: RPG-32 (Hashim)
RPK-16, Weapons Systems
Source Kalashnikov RPK-16 Squad Automatic Weapon (MilitaryFactory.com)
RPK-2 Vyuga, Weapons Systems
Source Wikipedia: RPK-2 Vyuga
RPL-20, Weapons Systems
Source MilitaryFactory.com: Kalashnikov RPL-20
RPO Rys, Weapons Systems
Source Wikipedia: RPO Rys
S-13 rocket, Weapons Systems
Source Wikipedia: S-13 rocket
S-350 Vityaz, Weapons Systems
Source S-350 missile system
S-400 Triumf, Weapons Systems
Source Wikipedia: S-400 missile system
S-500 missile system, Weapons Systems
Source S-500 Prometheus (source article)
S-8 (rocket), Weapons Systems
Source S-8 (rocket) (Wikipedia)
S8000 Banderol, Weapons Systems
Source Wikipedia: S8000 Banderol
Saiga-12, Weapons Systems
Source MilitaryFactory.com: Izhmash Saiga-12
Shahed 131, Weapons Systems
Source Wikipedia: Shahed 131
Shahed 238, Weapons Systems
Source Shahed-238 (CSIS Missile Threat)
Shahed-136 Drone, Weapons Systems
Source Wikipedia: HESA Shahed 136
Shashka, Weapons Systems
Source Wikipedia: Shashka
SR-1 Vektor, Weapons Systems
Source Wikipedia: SR-1 Vektor
SR-3 Vikhr, Weapons Systems
Source MilitaryFactory.com: SR-3 Vikhr (Whirlwind)
Su-35, Weapons Systems
Source Sukhoi Su-35, Wikipedia
Su-57, Weapons Systems
Source MilitaryFactory.com: Sukhoi Su-57 (Felon)
Sukhoi Su-34, Weapons Systems
Source MilitaryFactory.com: Sukhoi Su-34 (Fullback)
SV-98, Weapons Systems
Source MilitaryFactory.com: Izhmash SV-98
SVP-24, Weapons Systems
Source SVP-24, Wikipedia
T-10 tank, Weapons Systems
Source Wikipedia: T-10 tank
T-14 Armata, Weapons Systems
Source Wikipedia: T-14 Armata
T-72, Weapons Systems
Source Wikipedia: T-72
TOZ rifle, Weapons Systems
Source Wikipedia: TOZ rifle
Tu-95 Bear, Weapons Systems
Source Tupolev Tu-95, Wikipedia
UMPK (bomb kit), Weapons Systems
Source UMPK (bomb kit), Wikipedia
VSK-94, Weapons Systems
Source Military Factory: KBP VSK-94 Silenced Military / Special Police Sniper Rifle
ZALA Kub-BLA, Weapons Systems
Source Wikipedia: ZALA Kub-BLA
ZALA Lancet, Weapons Systems
Source Wikipedia: ZALA Lancet

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Sources
1. Wikipedia: Russian Armed Forces
Wikipedia
  • Wikipedia article, lead section
    The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, commonly referred to as the Russian Armed Forces, are the military of Russia.
  • Wikipedia article, founding date
    On 7 May 1992, Yeltsin signed a decree establishing the Russian Armed Forces and assumed the duties of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief.
  • Wikipedia article, lead section (service branches)
    They are organised into three service branches
  • Fought In: First Chechen War, Wikipedia article text
    The military's decline was evident during the First Chechen War from 1994 to 1996
  • Fought In: Second Chechen War, Wikipedia article text
    these were used with success during the Second Chechen War from 1999 to 2004
  • Fought In: Russo-Georgian War, Wikipedia article text
    Many of the shortcomings that had been revealed in the 2008 Russo-Georgian War were addressed by the reform
  • Fought In: Russo-Ukrainian War, Wikipedia article text
    The ongoing Russo-Ukrainian war has exposed weaknesses such as endemic corruption
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2. Global Firepower: Russia military strength
Global FirepowerManpower table, Active Personnel (currently ranked and reporting active personnel)
Quote, Manpower table, Active Personnel (currently ranked and reporting active personnel)
Active Personnel 1,320,000 (0.9%)
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Military Factory: Kalashnikov PKM (Pulemyot Kalashnikova Modernizirovany) General Purpose Machine Gun (GPMG) / Light Machine Gun (LMG)
Military FactoryOperates: PKM, Operators list
Quote, Operates: PKM, Operators list
Afghanistan; Albania; Algeria; Armenia; Azerbaijan; Bangladesh; Belarus; Bulgaria; Cambodia; Cape Verde; China; Croatia; Cuba; Czech Republic; Democratic Republic of the Congo; East Germany; Egypt; Finland; Georgia; Greece; Hungary; India; Iran; Iraq; Israel; Kazakstan; Kyrgyzstan; Mali; Moldova; Nicaragua; North Korea; Panama; Poland; Romania; Russia; Republic of the Congo; Serbia; Slovakia; Soviet Union; Sri Lanka; Tajikistan; Turkmenistan; Turkey; Ukraine; Uzbekistan; Vietnam; Yugoslavia; Zimbabwe
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Military Factory: KBP 9A-91 Carbine Assault Rifle
Military FactoryOperates: 9A-91, Operators list
Quote, Operates: 9A-91, Operators list
Belarus; Mongolia; Russia; Syria
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Military Factory: KBP A-91 Bullpup Assault Rifle
Military FactoryOperates: A-91, Operators list
Quote, Operates: A-91, Operators list
Russia
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Military Factory: Kalashnikov AKSU-74 (AKS-74U) Submachine Gun / Assault Carbine
Military FactoryOperates: AKS-74U, Operators list
Quote, Operates: AKS-74U, Operators list
Iraq; Russia; Soviet Union
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Center for Strategic and International Studies Missile Threat: Kinzhal
Center for Strategic and International Studies Missile Threat
  • Operates: Kinzhal Missile, Missile at a glance: Possessed by
    Originated from Russia Possessed by Russia
  • Operates: Kh-47M2 Kinzhal, Missile at a glance: Possessed by
    Originated from Russia Possessed by Russia
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Wikipedia: T-72
WikipediaOperates: T-72, Article text
Quote, Operates: T-72, Article text
The T-72B3 is in service with the Russian Army in large numbers.
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Tupolev Tu-95, Wikipedia
Operates: Tu-95 Bear, Article text
Quote, Operates: Tu-95 Bear, Article text
On 17 November 2015, Tu-95s had their combat debut, being employed for the first time in long-range airstrikes as part of the Russian military intervention in the Syrian Civil War.
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SVP-24, Wikipedia
Operates: SVP-24, Article text
Quote, Operates: SVP-24, Article text
It proved to be highly effective in the Russian military intervention in the Syrian Civil War and is being rolled out to all bombers in service with the Russian Aerospace Forces and Russian Naval Aviation.
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Wikipedia: MP-443 Grach
Operates: MP-443 Grach, Article text
Quote, Operates: MP-443 Grach, Article text
In 2003, it was adopted as one of the standard sidearms for all branches of Russian military and law enforcement, alongside the Makarov, GSh-18, and SPS.
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Wikipedia: A-91
Operates: A-91, Article text
Quote, Operates: A-91, Article text
The A-91 is in limited service with the Russian Armed Forces and various special forces units.
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Wikipedia: Mil Mi-24
WikipediaOperates: Mi-24 Hind, Users section
Quote, Operates: Mi-24 Hind, Users section
Russia
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Wikipedia: BTR-70
Operates: BTR-70, Users section
Quote, Operates: BTR-70, Users section
Russia: 900 BTR-60 and BTR-70 (including variants) in service with the Ground Forces as of 2026; some BTR-70M in service with the Russian National Guard a sof 2026. 1,200 BTR-60, BTR-70 and BTR-80 (including variants) in storage as of 2026.
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Wikipedia: Shahed 131
Operates: Shahed 131, Users section
Quote, Operates: Shahed 131, Users section
Russia: Used as the Geran-1, with domestic production in the Alabuga Special Economic Zone (ASEZ) building upon Iranian designs.
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Wikipedia: SR-1 Vektor
Operates: SR-1 Vektor, Users section
Quote, Operates: SR-1 Vektor, Users section
Russia
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Wikipedia: 9M337 Sosna-R
Operates: 9M337 Sosna-R, Users section
Quote, Operates: 9M337 Sosna-R, Users section
Russia
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Wikipedia: Shashka
Operates: Shashka, Article text
Quote, Operates: Shashka, Article text
The first officially regulated Russian military shashka was the 1834 pattern, also called the "Nizhegorodka".
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Wikipedia: RPO Rys
Operates: RPO Rys, Article text
Quote, Operates: RPO Rys, Article text
RPO "Rys" (Russian: реактивный пехотный огнемёт «Рысь» (РПО «Рысь»), Rocket-propelled Infantry Flamethrower "Lynx") is a napalm rocket-propelled grenade launcher classified as a flamethrower by the Russian military.
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Wikipedia: TOZ rifle
Operates: TOZ rifle, Article text
Quote, Operates: TOZ rifle, Article text
Most notably the TOZ-8, TOZ-17 and TOZ-78 which were used to train generations of Russian military, paramilitary and police cadets.
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PBK-500U Drel, Wikipedia
Operates: PBK-500U Drel, Lead
Quote, Operates: PBK-500U Drel, Lead
Drel is equipped with friend or foe identification system and electronic countermeasures making it resistant to jamming and radar detection and is being introduced to the Russian military in 2024.
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Wikipedia: S-13 rocket
Operates: S-13 rocket, Infobox: used_by
Quote, Operates: S-13 rocket, Infobox: used_by
Russian Aerospace Forces
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Kh-101, Wikipedia
Operates: Kh-101 Cruise Missile, Infobox: used_by
Quote, Operates: Kh-101 Cruise Missile, Infobox: used_by
Russian Aerospace Forces
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Wikipedia: Mikoyan MiG-35
Operates: Mikoyan MiG-35, Infobox: primary_user
Quote, Operates: Mikoyan MiG-35, Infobox: primary_user
Russian Aerospace Forces
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Wikipedia: Novator KS-172
Operates: Novator KS-172, Infobox: used_by
Quote, Operates: Novator KS-172, Infobox: used_by
Russian Air Force
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OTs-14 Groza (Wikipedia)
Operates: OTs-14 Groza, History [operated-by]
Quote, Operates: OTs-14 Groza, History [operated-by]
the weapon was adopted for Spetsnaz forces and some airborne and specialist front-line combat units
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9K35 Strela-10 (Wikipedia)
Operates: 9K35 Strela-10, Operators, Current operators
Quote, Operates: 9K35 Strela-10, Operators, Current operators
Russia: 350.
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R-23 (missile) (Wikipedia)
Operates: R-23 (missile), Development
Quote, Operates: R-23 (missile), Development
The R-24 remained in at least limited Russian service until the withdrawal of the last Russian MiG-23s in 1997.
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S-500 Prometheus (source article)
Operates: S-500 missile system, At a Glance box [operated-by]
Quote, Operates: S-500 missile system, At a Glance box [operated-by]
Possessed by Russia
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Amphibious Assault Rifle - ASM-DT (AAR) (Military Factory)
Operates: ASM-DT amphibious rifle, Description paragraph 1
Quote, Operates: ASM-DT amphibious rifle, Description paragraph 1
to serve specialist Russian forces
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Shahed-238 (CSIS Missile Threat)
Operates: Shahed 238, Introduction [operated-by]
Quote, Operates: Shahed 238, Introduction [operated-by]
Russia has widely employed the Shahed-238 in its offensive campaign against Ukraine.
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9K333 Verba (source article)
Operates: 9K333 Verba, Production [service-status]
Quote, Operates: 9K333 Verba, Production [service-status]
The system is in serial production for the Russian Armed Forces
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R-77 Air-to-Air Missile (source article)
Operates: R-77 Air-to-Air Missile, Lead [introduced-year]
Quote, Operates: R-77 Air-to-Air Missile, Lead [introduced-year]
The Russian Aerospace Forces finally entered the R-77-1 (AA-12B) into service in 2015
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AT-10 Stabber (GlobalSecurity.org)
Operates: 9M117 Bastion, Specifications
Quote, Operates: 9M117 Bastion, Specifications
In service with the RFAS and some other countries.
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RPG-28 (Wikipedia)
Operates: RPG-28, History
Quote, Operates: RPG-28, History
The RPG-28 is reportedly used by Russian soldiers in the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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S-8 (rocket) (Wikipedia)
Operates: S-8 (rocket), Lead
Quote, Operates: S-8 (rocket), Lead
It remains in service with the Russian Aerospace Forces and various export customers.
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9M729 (SSC-8) (CSIS Missile Threat)
Operates: Novator 9M729, SSC-8 Service History
Quote, Operates: Novator 9M729, SSC-8 Service History
In February 2017, U.S. officials reported that Russia had deployed two SSC-8 missile battalions.
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Kalashnikov RPK-16 Squad Automatic Weapon (MilitaryFactory.com)
Operates: RPK-16, Operators
Quote, Operates: RPK-16, Operators
Contractor(s): Kalashnikov Group (Rostec) - Russia
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Kh-69 (Wikipedia)
Operates: Kh-69, Infobox, used by
Quote, Operates: Kh-69, Infobox, used by
used_by = Russia
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GlobalSecurity.org: Raduga Kh-22 Storm (AS-4 Kitchen) - Combat
GlobalSecurity.orgOperates: Kh-22, Raduga Kh-22 Storm - Combat, first paragraph
Quote, Operates: Kh-22, Raduga Kh-22 Storm - Combat, first paragraph
a Russian Air Force Tu-22M3 strategic bomber launching a pair of two Kh-22 missiles at targets somewhere in Ukraine
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Kh-31 (Wikipedia)
Operates: Kh-31, Infobox, used_by
Quote, Operates: Kh-31, Infobox, used_by
Russia, Serbia, China, India, Algeria, Egypt
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9M113 Konkurs (Wikipedia)
Operates: 9M113 Konkurs, Current operators, Russia
Quote, Operates: 9M113 Konkurs, Current operators, Russia
about 300 Konkurs-M complexes delivered annually in the last years (2014)
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Fateh-110 (Wikipedia)
Operates: Fateh-110, State operators, Russia
Quote, Operates: Fateh-110, State operators, Russia
According to Reuters, the missiles were transferred in January 2024.
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9K121 Vikhr (Wikipedia)
Operates: 9K121 Vikhr, Variants
Quote, Operates: 9K121 Vikhr, Variants
Supplies to the Russian troops started in 2015.
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Russian Aerospace Forces (Wikipedia)
Battles and Campaigns: Russian Aerospace Forces, Lead, parent force
Quote, Battles and Campaigns: Russian Aerospace Forces, Lead, parent force
comprise the aerial, space warfare, and missile defence branches of the Russian Armed Forces
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Fath 360 (Wikipedia)
Operates: Fath 360, History, reported transfer
Quote, Operates: Fath 360, History, reported transfer
It was reported that Russia received the missiles on September 4, 2024.
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South Ossetia war (1991-1992) (Wikipedia)
Commanders and Forces: South Ossetia war (1991-1992), War, Russian involvement
Quote, Commanders and Forces: South Ossetia war (1991-1992), War, Russian involvement
the Russian army assisted and supplied the Ossetian rebels during the conflict.
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Wikipedia: HESA Shahed 136
WikipediaOperates: Shahed-136 Drone, Infobox: used_by
Quote, Operates: Shahed-136 Drone, Infobox: used_by
Iran Russia (as Geran-2)
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UMPK (bomb kit), Wikipedia
Operates: UMPK (bomb kit), Infobox: used_by
Quote, Operates: UMPK (bomb kit), Infobox: used_by
Russian Armed Forces
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Wikipedia: S-400 missile system
Operates: S-400 Triumf, Infobox: used_by
Quote, Operates: S-400 Triumf, Infobox: used_by
Primary user: Russia See Operators section for others
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S-350 missile system
Operates: S-350 Vityaz, Infobox: used_by
Quote, Operates: S-350 Vityaz, Infobox: used_by
Russia, Algeria
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Wikipedia: 2S43 Malva
Operates: 2S43 Malva, Infobox: used_by
Quote, Operates: 2S43 Malva, Infobox: used_by
Russian Federation
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Wikipedia: ZALA Lancet
Operates: ZALA Lancet, Infobox: used_by
Quote, Operates: ZALA Lancet, Infobox: used_by
Russian Armed Forces
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Wikipedia: Kh-32
Operates: Kh-32, Infobox: used_by
Quote, Operates: Kh-32, Infobox: used_by
Russia
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Wikipedia: Oreshnik (missile)
Operates: Oreshnik (missile), Infobox: used_by
Quote, Operates: Oreshnik (missile), Infobox: used_by
Russia
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Wikipedia: Baba Yaga (aircraft)
Operates: Baba Yaga (aircraft), Infobox: used_by
Quote, Operates: Baba Yaga (aircraft), Infobox: used_by
Ukrainian Armed Forces Russian Armed Forces (captured)
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Wikipedia: Hwasong-11A
Operates: Hwasong-11A, Infobox: used_by
Quote, Operates: Hwasong-11A, Infobox: used_by
North Korea (Korean People's Army Strategic Force) Russia
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Wikipedia: Chukavin sniper rifle
Operates: Chukavin sniper rifle, Infobox: used_by
Quote, Operates: Chukavin sniper rifle, Infobox: used_by
Russian Armed Forces
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Wikipedia: ZALA Kub-BLA
Operates: ZALA Kub-BLA, Infobox: used_by
Quote, Operates: ZALA Kub-BLA, Infobox: used_by
Russian Armed Forces
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Wikipedia: A-135 anti-ballistic missile system
WikipediaOperates: A-135 anti-ballistic missile system, Infobox: used_by
Quote, Operates: A-135 anti-ballistic missile system, Infobox: used_by
Russia
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Wikipedia: Hwasong-11B
Operates: Hwasong-11B, Infobox: used_by
Quote, Operates: Hwasong-11B, Infobox: used_by
North Korea (Korean People's Army Strategic Force) Russia
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Wikipedia: S8000 Banderol
Operates: S8000 Banderol, Infobox: used_by
Quote, Operates: S8000 Banderol, Infobox: used_by
Russian Armed Forces
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Wikipedia: T-14 Armata
WikipediaOperates: T-14 Armata, Wikipedia article text
Quote, Operates: T-14 Armata, Wikipedia article text
On 4 March 2024, Sergey Chemezov, the CEO of Rostec, stated that the T-14 Armata had entered service with the Russian Armed Forces.
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Sukhoi Su-35, Wikipedia
Operates: Su-35, Wikipedia article text
Quote, Operates: Su-35, Wikipedia article text
The introduction of the Su-35S into the service with the Russian Aerospace Forces is a part of the Russia's state armament programme for 2011-2020 that was formulated following the Russo-Georgian War with an aim to significantly increase the number of modern military equipment in the Russian Armed
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Makarov pistol, Wikipedia
Operates: Makarov PM Pistol, Wikipedia article text
Quote, Operates: Makarov PM Pistol, Wikipedia article text
In 2003, the PM was formally replaced by the MR-443 Grach in the Russian Armed Forces, and by the Ministry of Internal Affairs from 2006.
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Wikipedia: Pantsir missile system
  • Operates: Pantsir-S1, Wikipedia article text
    The system has also been deployed on the territory of Syria by the Russian Armed Forces as part of Russian military intervention in the Syrian Civil War since 2015.
  • Operates: Pantsir missile system, Wikipedia article text
    The system has also been deployed on the territory of Syria by the Russian Armed Forces as part of Russian military intervention in the Syrian Civil War since 2015.
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Wikipedia: 2S19 Msta-S
Operates: 2S19 Msta-S, Wikipedia article text
Quote, Operates: 2S19 Msta-S, Wikipedia article text
In 2008, the Russian Armed Forces ordered an improved model with an automated fire-control system.
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Wikipedia: GP-25
Operates: GP-25, Wikipedia article text
Quote, Operates: GP-25, Wikipedia article text
Today it is used primarily by the Russian Armed Forces in weapons such as the GP-34, BG-15 Mukha and RG-6.
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Wikipedia: OTR-21 Tochka
Operates: OTR-21 Tochka, Wikipedia article text
Quote, Operates: OTR-21 Tochka, Wikipedia article text
The system was scheduled to be decommissioned by the Russian Armed Forces in 2020 in favour of the 9K720 Iskander, but they have been observed in use against Ukrainian targets during the Russo-Ukrainian war.
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Wikipedia: 9M730 Burevestnik
WikipediaOperates: 9M730 Burevestnik, Lead
Quote, Operates: 9M730 Burevestnik, Lead
The Burevestnik (Russian: Буревестник; "Storm petrel" GRAU: 9М730, NATO reporting name: SSC-X-9 Skyfall) is a Russian low-flying, nuclear-powered, nuclear-armed cruise missile under development for the Russian Armed Forces.
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Wikipedia: Kh-55
WikipediaOperates: Kh-55 Cruise Missile, Infobox: used_by
Quote, Operates: Kh-55 Cruise Missile, Infobox: used_by
Soviet Union, Russia, China, Iran
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Wikipedia: PP-90
Operates: PP-90, Infobox: used_by
Quote, Operates: PP-90, Infobox: used_by
Russia
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Wikipedia: T-10 tank
Operates: T-10 tank, Infobox: used_by
Quote, Operates: T-10 tank, Infobox: used_by
Soviet Union Russia South Ossetia
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Wikipedia: RPK-2 Vyuga
Operates: RPK-2 Vyuga, Infobox: used_by
Quote, Operates: RPK-2 Vyuga, Infobox: used_by
Russia
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Wikipedia: OTs-33 Pernach
Operates: OTs-33 Pernach, Infobox: used_by
Quote, Operates: OTs-33 Pernach, Infobox: used_by
Russia
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Wikipedia: Kh-38
Operates: Kh-38, Infobox: used_by
Quote, Operates: Kh-38, Infobox: used_by
Russia
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Wikipedia: Kh-58
Operates: Kh-58, Infobox: used_by
Quote, Operates: Kh-58, Infobox: used_by
Russia, India, Algeria, Iran
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Wikipedia: RG-6 grenade launcher
Operates: RG-6 grenade launcher, Infobox: used_by
Quote, Operates: RG-6 grenade launcher, Infobox: used_by
Russia
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Wikipedia: Metel Anti-Ship Complex
Operates: Metel Anti-Ship Complex, Infobox: used_by
Quote, Operates: Metel Anti-Ship Complex, Infobox: used_by
Russia
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Wikipedia: 53T6
Operates: 53T6, Infobox: used_by
Quote, Operates: 53T6, Infobox: used_by
Russia
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Wikipedia: OTs-21 Malysh
Operates: OTs-21 Malysh, Infobox: used_by
Quote, Operates: OTs-21 Malysh, Infobox: used_by
Russia
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MilitaryFactory.com: Sukhoi Su-34 (Fullback)
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: Sukhoi Su-34, Operators
Quote, Operates: Sukhoi Su-34, Operators
[ Algeria (possible); Russia ]
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MilitaryFactory.com: Izhmash SV-98
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: SV-98, Operators
Quote, Operates: SV-98, Operators
[ Armenia; Russia ]
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Military Factory: KBP VSK-94 Silenced Military / Special Police Sniper Rifle
Operates: VSK-94, Operators
Quote, Operates: VSK-94, Operators
[ Russia ]
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MilitaryFactory.com: SR-3 Vikhr (Whirlwind)
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: SR-3 Vikhr, Operators
Quote, Operates: SR-3 Vikhr, Operators
[ Russia ]
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MilitaryFactory.com: Izhmash AN-94 (Abakan)
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: AN-94, Operators
Quote, Operates: AN-94, Operators
[ Russia ]
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MilitaryFactory.com: Izhmash Saiga-12
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: Saiga-12, Operators
Quote, Operates: Saiga-12, Operators
[ Iraq; Russia; United States ]
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MilitaryFactory.com: PP-19 Bizon (Bison)
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: PP-19 Bizon, Operators
Quote, Operates: PP-19 Bizon, Operators
[ Russia ]
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MilitaryFactory.com: KBP GSh-18
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: GSh-18, Operators
Quote, Operates: GSh-18, Operators
[ Russia; Syria ]
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MilitaryFactory.com: KBP AGS-30 AGL
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: AGS-30, Operators
Quote, Operates: AGS-30, Operators
[ Armenia; Azerbaijan; Bangladesh; India; Iraq; Russia ]
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MilitaryFactory.com: RPG-32 (Hashim)
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: RPG-32, Operators
Quote, Operates: RPG-32, Operators
[ Iraq; Jordan; Russia; United Arab Emirates ]
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MilitaryFactory.com: Kalashnikov RPL-20
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: RPL-20, Operators
Quote, Operates: RPL-20, Operators
[ Russia ]
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MilitaryFactory.com: KBP GM-94
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: GM-94, Operators
Quote, Operates: GM-94, Operators
[ Russia ]
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MilitaryFactory.com: Kalashnikov AK-12 (AK-200)
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: AK-12, Operators
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[ Qatar; Russia ]
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MilitaryFactory.com: ORSIS T-5000
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: ORSIS T-5000, Operators
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[ China; Iraq; Russia; Saudi Arabia; Syria; Ukraine (captured); Vietnam ]
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MilitaryFactory.com: NT Service UAB EDM4S (Sky Wiper)
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: EDM4S, Operators
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[ Lithuania; Russia (captured units); Ukraine ]
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MilitaryFactory.com: Sukhoi Su-57 (Felon)
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: Su-57, Operators
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[ Russia ]
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MilitaryFactory.com: Heckler & Koch HK MP7
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: Heckler and Koch MP7, Operators
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[ Albania; Australia; Austria; Egypt; Germany; Ireland; Italy; Indonesia; Japan; Jordan; Malaysia; Norway; Oman; Russia; South Korea; United Kingdom; United States ]
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MilitaryFactory.com: Kord-12.7mm
MilitaryFactory.comOperates: Kord machine gun, Operators
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[ Russia ]
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