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Russian state weapons manufacturer Rostec, says that two new self-propelled artillery systems have successfully passed acceptance tests and will now go into mass production.
The 155mm rounds have been procured for loading on French Caesar, Polish Krab, German Panzerhaubitze 2000 and Slovakian Zuzana self-propelled howitzers.
The son of the man responsible for Russia’s deadly Lancet drones co-owns a £1.5 million London flat and works for the United Nations Institute for Disarmament.
Son of engineer Alexander Zakharov lives in Grade II-listed building near the Home Office and works for UN disarmament wing
The 155mm artillery shell has been produced in the northeast of England since 1916, at a site then producing hundreds of thousands of rounds of ammunition and staffed by 3,500 Belgian soldiers, many not fit to return to the front line. Increasing the speed and volume at which these 35kg projectile