The Russian military is slated to receive 12 T-14 main battle tanks and four T-16 armored recovery vehicles by year’s end.

The Russian Ministry of Defense will begin state trials of its new main battle tank this year.

The Russian military will test its most advanced main battle tank in adverse climatic conditions.

The Russian defense ministry signed a contract with tank manufacturer Uralvagonzavod for 132 T-14s and T-15s on August 22.

Given the high price tag of Russia’s new main battle tank, the Russian military is looking for cheaper alternatives.

The Russian Ministry of Defense placed an order for two T-14 and one T-15 battalion in late 2017.

Russian defense industry officials have once more stated that the T-14 will be ready for operational deployment by 2020.

The deputy defense minister reiterated that Russia’s deadliest tank will be ready for combat by 2020.

The placement of Iskander-M Brigades in Russia’s Eastern Military District reflects continued uneasiness about China.

Russia’s T-72 and T-90 tanks will reportedly receive the T-14's automatic target tracker and fire control computer.

British intelligence is ringing the alarm bells over Russia’s new main battle tank.

The first batch of T-14 main battle tanks has already been delivered to the Russian Ground Forces for trials.

The T-14 armored platform is cheaper than Western analogs, the Russian defense industry claims.

Despite sanctions, the Russian defense sector is booming.

Can the Kremlin sustain its ambitious military modernization program in the long run?

Moscow is overspending on its armed forces and still might not get the military it wants by 2020.