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Russia's Project 23900 amphibious assault ships, Ivan Rogov-class, set to replace the Mistral-class ships initially ordered from France, are expected to enter service by 2028 - at least if you believe Moscow.

A Russian warship was assigned to carry out a mission against Ukraine.

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Moscow is set to restart production of the Soviet landing craft air cushion [LCAC] Murena in order to strengthen the capability of its military to transport personnel and supplies to unprepared coastlines.

Part of the breakthrough in the development of Sukhoi S-70 Okhotnik (“Hunter) is the introduction of artificial intelligence elements into the control loop of the machine"

"The drones will be capable of effectively providing fire support for an amphibious assault force, reporting on the tactical environment in the area of its landing and in the course of special operations, ferreting out and, if necessary, eliminating stealth watercraft," the source said

Necessary insfrastructure is being prepared in Sevastopol for the warship, currently being built at the Zaliv shipyard

Russia’s Defense-Industrial Complex at a Crossroads: Aura Versus Reality (Part Two) Publication: Eurasia Daily Monitor Volume: 18 Issue: 71 Russian Su-57 fighter (Source: YouTube) President Vladimir Putin’s remarks about possibly nationalizing the Russian defense industry (DI) ( Interfax, March 31) reinvigorated a debate on measures to optimize this strategically crucial yet decreasingly profitable sector of the country’s economy (see Part One in EDM, April 13). The Kremlin leader’s cau...

Updated Feb 09, 2021 | 17:24 IST The project has, reportedly, been in the pipeline since the late 2000s and the two ships were to be based on the designs of the South Korean Dokdo Class and French Mistral Class carriers. The Russian Navys Admiral Kuznetsov aircraft carrier.&nbsp | &nbspPhoto Credit:&nbspTwitter Key Highlights The collapse of the Soviet Union saw what was once an unparalleled carrier force and a world leader in vertical takeoff technology on the back of th...