The front never reached the front: the Russian Federation was unable to produce new artillery

The Russian Federation has reported the start of mass production or even supply to the army of at least three new specimens of art plants. However, there are no evidence of their presence in the hostile army, experts state. During the first two years of a full -scale war, the Russian Federation regularly declared the production or adoption of new artillery or weapons. However, in most cases, the statements were remained in words. About it reports Defense Express.

The Russian Federation has attracted a powerful post-Soviet military-industrial complex for restoration of losses in service and equipment for the acquisition of new units. However, a full -scale war showed that the Russian Federation could be limited to resume combat capacity. Much of BBM, tanks, artillery and other weapons are restored from storage warehouses and by cannibalization of other equipment.

In 2022-2023, the Russian Federation announced the production and supply of weapons: Russia declared the start of the serial production of the Coalicia-SV SAU and the alleged departure of articles for the war on January 15, 2024. Since then, there has been no evidence of the use of machines on the front. The stated characteristics of the artsystem can be a serious threat, as the claimed shooting range is 70 km with a speed of 12 shots per minute.

PJSC-C and MALVA were adopted in the second half of 2023. They were stated about their test in the war and the start of mass production. As well as with "Kolicia-SV" there is no evidence of combat use of cars in the war zone. Because of this, experts doubt that Russian engineers have been able to make a breakthrough in the production of modern artillery.

There is also no evidence of the supply of Mi-28 and 52 helicopters in the army, although the supply of aircraft to the PCS of the Russian Federation is not hidden. However, the KA-52 strikes appear with details from other sides. One of the helicopters was noticed a tail stabilizer from the other KA-52. Probably, the Russian Federation does not produce helicopters in sufficient quantities, so they decided to go for cannibalization.