Russia will start selling T-14 Armata tanks, RIA Novosti reports, citing Rosoboronexport.
According to the company, the tank “has an advertising passport”. “In the near future you will see his foreign debut,” the department said.
The agency notes that the nearest foreign exhibition at which an export version of the tank can be demonstrated will be the International Defense Exhibition & Conference (IDEX) 2021 in the UAE.
In November last year, Zvezda, referring to data from confidential sources in the military-industrial complex, reported that a fundamentally new generation of Russian tanks, which, in particular, can replace the T-14 Armata vehicles, could receive an electrothermochemical cannon (ETHP ).
In September, the TV channel in one of its programs showed the assembly of this tank in the workshop of Uralvagonzavod in Nizhny Tagil (Sverdlovsk region).
In July 2018, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Yuri Borisov noted that the country's Armed Forces do not seek to massively purchase T-14 Armata tanks due to their high cost, preferring to increase the combat potential of existing military equipment through its modernization.
