It seems the Russian army is reactivating old tracked fighting vehicles. As in, really old. In late February, photos circulated on social media depicting BTR-50Ps on heavy military flatbed trucks ...

The loss of the Thai BTR-3E1 vehicle to Cambodian forces is likely to have been a fluke, as Thailand still holds the upper hand in the conflict.

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Russian forces in a hot spot of fighting in eastern Ukraine have lost a rarely-seen armored personnel carrier not far from the embattled town of Avdiivka, new footage appears to show. An abandoned BTR ...

Recent photos show Russia is dredging deep into its huge inventory of rusting Soviet armored vehicles to reactivate BTR-50P amphibious armored personnel carriers, which were built over a half century ...

The Russian military has continued to respond to heavy armoured vehicle losses by deploying vintage equipment that presents many vulnerabilities on the modern battlefield. Source: European Pravda; UK ...

KIEV, Ukraine, Jan. 5 (UPI) --Ukraine's state-owned defense contractor Ukroboronprom has transferred over 50 BTR-3 armored personnel carriers to the country's armed forces. The company completed ...

MINSK, December 9. /TASS/. A new batch of Russian-made BTR-82A armored personnel carriers has arrived in Belarus and will enter service with the mechanized brigade stationed in the western Grodno ...

MOSCOW, July 19. /TASS/. Russia’s BTR-82 armored personnel carrier (APC) upgraded to the BTR-82AT level will get protection from high-explosive shells and munitions, CEO of the Military Industrial ...

March 7, 2009: Ukraine is now offering another variation of the Cold War era BTR-80 wheeled armored personnel carriers that were built on its territory. The new model is the BTR-4, which is a slightly ...

Russian troops involved in Moscow’s disastrous attempt to retake the Ukrainian town of Avdiivka were sent into battle in obsolete, 70-year-old vehicles, photos of the battle wreckage suggest.

Thailand’s Defence Technology Institute (DTI) – a military research, development and industrial agency under the Thai Ministry of Defence (MoD) – unveiled a prototype of a new command version of the ...