It looks like the Russian military is moving away from KAMAZ chassis for Pantsir air-defense systems.
Another Pantsir-S1M on a Belarusian MZKT-7930-312 chassis has been spotted on a road somewhere in Russia.
A best-guess breakdown of the W33 nuclear warhead, meant to fit inside a 203mm artillery shell:
https://t.co/YmgLxlEUiC
It was a gun-type device, delivering 5-40 kT yield depending on the variant (Y1-4).
#Czechia/#Azerbaijan 🇨🇿🇦🇿: The new CWS-30GD Viking SHORAD system was unveiled at the ADEX 2026 in Baku.
The Azerbaijani company Azersilah and the Czech company Czechoslovak Group (@CSG_global) are collaborating on the development of this system, which is designed to counter a wide range of threats on the battlefield.
Full article: https://t.co/CbItRsXP0d I @armadninoviny
منصات اطلاق صواريخ "ابابيل 100" والمعروفة ايضا باسم صواريخ " الفتح " هي واحدة من انجازت هيئة التصنيع العسكري العراقي ، هي شاحنة صربية الصنع نوع FAP-3232 تم تزويدها بقاذف صواريخ نوع SM-90 خاص باطلاق صواريخ سام S-75 Dvina وتحويله الى منصة لاطلاق صواريخ "الفتح" او "ابابيل 100"
🧵 Thread | 🇷🇺 RUSSIA’S MISSILE ARSENAL
Three missiles. Three very different weapons. In this thread, we look inside the 3M22 Zircon, Iskander-M and Oreshnik, how they work, what they were designed to do, how Russia has used them in Ukraine, and which actually matter most on the battlefield.
Today’s attack on Kyiv provides a good reason to compare them. Ukraine says it destroyed all three missiles launched from Kursk Oblast overnight, but there is disagreement over exactly what Russia fired. The Ukrainian Air Force recorded one Zircon/Oniks and two Iskander-M/S-400 ballistic missiles. @AMK_Mapping_ assesses that all three were Oniks and says three Patriot PAC-3 interceptors destroyed them sequentially.
The interceptions are confirmed by Ukraine. The precise composition of the salvo, and AMK’s reported three-interceptor engagement, is not.
So what exactly separates these weapons?
3M22 Zircon, hypersonic cruise missile.
Iskander-M, short-range ballistic missile.
Oreshnik, intermediate-range ballistic missile.
Three systems built for very different missions, and used very differently in this war.
2/4 ⬇️
☢️New from the history of the nuclear: 255A13 warhead for the R-13 SLBM
Development was complet in 1960
Weight 1597 kg
Warhead body - steel with an thermal protection coating
Charge type: thermonuclear 255
Warhead yield: 1–1.5 Mt
https://t.co/Dk2UoeGuAm